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The best of Queensland rugby league will be on show in Round 14 next year when Suncorp Stadium plays host to the Broncos-Titans clash on Saturday night and the Dolphins play the Cowboys on Sunday.

The inaugural 'Queensland Round' will feature these two blockbusters at The Cauldron as bragging rights go on the line for the NRL's four Queensland sides.

Set down for Round 14, 2027, we will see the Broncos and Titans square off at 7.35pm on Saturday night before the Dolphins host the Cowboys on Sunday afternoon at 4.05pm.

Since the Titans entered the competition in 2007, they have faced the Broncos on 43 occasions, with Brisbane holding a 28-14 head-to-head advantage with one draw.

The last meeting between the sides in Round 14, 2026 produced an epic contest decided in the final moments by a freakish solo try from Titans fullback Keano Kini.

Kini comes up with a miracle

They may have won just six games in 2026 but taking down the Broncos always give the Titans some extra satisfaction and that 28-23 victory was one to be savoured.

The second blockbuster served up in Queensland Round will see the Dolphins face the Cowboys for the ninth time since the Phins entered the competition in 2023.

The Dolphins have won six of the eight clashes, including the last five in a row, and they will be keen to defend their home patch against the men from Townsville.

These two great clashes will be part of Round 14 of the 2027 NRL season and are sure to draw massive crowds to Suncorp Stadium and bumper TV audiences, with the Titans-Broncos game on Fox and the Dolphins-Cowboys clash on Nine.

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