The Bulldogs play the following teams twice: Dragons, Titans, Eels, Sharks, Rabbitohs, Broncos, Roosters and Panthers. The Bulldogs play the following teams once: Knights, Raiders, Dolphins, Cowboys, Sea Eagles, Tigers, Warriors, Storm.

The Bulldogs have the bye in Round 6, Round 13 and Round 16.  Members and supporters will be treated to four Thursday, five Friday, seven Saturday, seven Sunday and one Monday match, in what is one of the most balanced schedules in recent history.

A majority of matches will be in Sydney (with one TBC), while away trips to Brisbane (Round 8 and Round 9), Canberra (Round 10), Townsville (Round 19), and Melbourne (Round 25) will mean minimal travel.  All Members receive discounts when purchasing tickets to selected away matches.

After starting their campaign at Kogarah against the Dragons, the Bulldogs will kick-off the Club’s 90-Year celebrations at Belmore Sports Ground in Round 2, where they will face off against the Titans in the first home match of the season.

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A Sunday afternoon blockbuster against fierce rivals Parramatta at Commbank Stadium follows, before Accor Stadium hosts Multicultural Round, with the Bulldogs taking on the Newcastle Knights in what is expected to be another day of celebration and action on the field.

Following the side’s first bye, the annual Good Friday clash against the South Sydney Rabbitohs – which the Bulldogs will host – will once again be played at Accor Stadium at the traditional time of 4:00pm on Friday, April 18.

Back-to-back weekends in Brisbane sees the Bulldogs face the Broncos during ANZAC Round and a return match against the Titans in Magic Round before a road trip to Canberra ahead of the side’s second bye in Round 14. Another chapter in the King’s Birthday story will once again be written on Monday, June 9 at Accor Stadium when we face the Eels in one of the biggest games of the season.

The following Sunday will see the Bulldogs and Rabbitohs face off on a Sunday afternoon blockbuster back at Accor, with Ticketed Members given reciprocal access to the match!  After their final bye in Round 16, the Bulldogs head west to face the Panthers and battle the Broncos – our first NRL x NRLW double header! – once more, before heading to far north Queensland to take on the Cowboys.

Blockbuster matches against the Dragons and cross-town rivals Manly follow, before hosting the NRL’s Indigenous Round (split across two weekends) against the New Zealand Warriors.The 2025 regular season concludes with matches against the final four teams of the 2024 season in the Roosters, Storm, Panthers and Sharks, with the last two matches at Accor Stadium.