ended the Dragons season with a 24–10 win, and the Dragons became the first minor premiers in 16 years to be eliminated in just the 2nd round of the Finals. 2nd Semi-Final, 2011: The Broncos beat the Dragons 13–12 field goal kicked by Darren Lockyer in overtime, Darren won the game with a fractured cheekbone that he received late in the game, this also turned out to be Darren Lockyer's last game for the Broncos and Wayne Bennett (coaching) and Mark Gasnier's last for the Dragons. Round 1, 2018: In the season opener, Ben Hunt played his first game for the Dragons after leaving the Broncos the year before, the Dragons beat the Broncos 34–12 with Hunt scoring an intercept try off a poor pass from Broncos recruit Matt Lodge. 2nd Elimination Final, 2018: In their first finals meeting in seven years, the Broncos were widely tipped to beat the Dragons, after a arm wrestle for most of the 1st half, the Dragons inspired by a Tariq Sims hat trick went on to hand the Broncos their worst finals loss at Suncorp winning 48–18 and eliminating the Broncos in the process. It was also Ben Hunt's first game in Brisbane since leaving the Broncos for St George Illawarra. Round 3, 2019: In their only meeting for 2019, both sides struggled to get the upper hand until former Bronco Corey Norman slotted a field goal right on full time to give the Dragons a 25–24 win after Jamayne Isaako missed a field goal attempt only moments earlier. Round 25, 2022: The Dragons were out of finals contention while Brisbane had to win to play finals. The Dragons won the game 22–12 condemning the Broncos to a third consecutive year without a finals appearance which allowed the Canberra Raiders to advance into the finals at the expense of the Broncos. Players who played for the Dragons who have won premierships with Brisbane include Darius Boyd and Luke Priddis, who also won a premiership with Penrith in 2003. Others of note include Nick Emmett who was brought to the club by Wayne Bennett, and Neville Costigan, who was sacked just before the Broncos' 2006 success. Melbourne Storm These two teams played against each other in the 1999 NRL Grand Final. It is remembered for the penalty try conceded by St. George Illawarra winger Jamie Ainscough that cost the club the premiership. It was