Penrith were always prepared to be away from home for at least a year while their stadium was rebuilt. But how long will they be ground-sharing with arch-rivals Parramatta?
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Penrith are facing the possibility of a second season playing away from home with the $309 million redevelopment of their stadium not due to be completed until later in 2026.
On the eve of their World Club Challenge trip to the United Kingdom, the Panthers are bracing for the prospect of using Parramatta’s CommBank Stadium as their home ground for a second year.
According to sources speaking on the condition of anonymity because they weren’t authorised to comment publicly about the matter, the Panthers have started planning to play away from their new stadium until midway through 2026.
While it was widely known they would use CommBank Stadium to host fixtures next year, the three-time defending premiers hoped they could be accommodated at their new venue for the start of the following season