start of the 2019 NRL season, many predicted that Manly would finish outside the top 8 and struggle towards the bottom of the table. Throughout the season though, Manly surprised many critics by spending nearly the entire regular season in the top 8 which included the club defeating Melbourne at AAMI Park 11–10 in golden point extra-time and also defeating other premiership contenders Canberra twice throughout the year. Manly-Warringah eventually qualified for the finals with a 6th-place finish. Manly would go on to reach the second week of the finals series but were defeated by South Sydney, 34–26 in the elimination final at ANZ Stadium. 2020 season Manly-Warringah went into the 2020 NRL season as one of the favorites to win the premiership after a good year in 2019. The club got off to a good start winning four of their first six games before a serious injury to star player Tom Trbojevic derailed their season with Manly winning only three of their last fourteen games to finish 13th and miss out on the finals. 2021 season Manly didn’t start the 2021 NRL season well, losing their first four rounds. The match against Penrith, which they lost 46-6 at Brookvale Oval, was the club's biggest ever home defeat at the ground. However their season turned around, and by round 16, Manly recorded their biggest ever victory in club history, defeating the Bulldogs 66-0 at Western Sydney Stadium. After the regular rounds, Manly would finish in the top 4 in 4th place. The top try scorers for Manly at the end of the Regular Season were Tom Trbojevic with 25 tries, Jason Saab with 23 tries, and Reuben Garrick with 21 tries. Reuben Garrick became the first player in rugby league to score more than 300 points in a Regular Season. He also became the first player in rugby league history to score 20 tries and 100 goals in a Premiership Season. After losing in the opening week of the finals against Melbourne, the club won in week two of the finals defeating the Sydney Roosters 42-6. In the preliminary final, the club fell short of reaching the grand final losing to South Sydney 36-16. 2022 season Manly-Warringah went into the 2022 NRL season as one of the favorites to win the premiership after a good year in 2021. The club didn’t start the 2022 NRL season well, losing their first