The golden point, a sudden death overtime system, is used to resolve drawn rugby league matches in the National Rugby League, Australasia's top competition in the sport. The term is borrowed from the golden goal system formerly employed in association football (soccer). The golden point is used to determine a winner when scores are level at the end of regular time.^[1] Prior to its introduction into the National Rugby League competition at the beginning of the 2003 season, normal season games were left as draws; in finals matches, 20 minutes extra time ensued (10 minutes each way), with a replay in the event of a draw. If the scores are level at the end of 80 minutes, five minutes are played, the teams swap ends with no break, and a further five minutes are played. Any score (try, penalty goal, or field goal) in this 10-minute period secures a win for the scoring team, and the game ends at that point.^[1] If the scoring event is a try, no conversion is attempted. If no further scoring occurs, the game is drawn and each team receives one competition point.

As of 1 June 2024, 158 golden point games have been played, with 18 remaining a draw after the ten minutes of golden point extra-time. Daly Cherry-Evans has scored the winning points on six occasions, more than anyone in the NRL, with Johnathan Thurston and Valentine Holmes behind him on four. The Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks have played the most golden point games with 22 in total, while Canterbury have played the least with 13. The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs are the most successful team under the format, having won nine of their 13 golden point matches (including a draw), whilst the Wests Tigers are the worst, having lost 15 of their 20 matches. The St. George Illawarra Dragons were the final club to win their first golden point match, after five previous failed attempts. The South Sydney Rabbitohs, New Zealand Warriors and Brisbane Broncos have all featured in the most drawn matches with four.

Only one match up has occurred on four occasions, the Rabbitohs v the Tigers, with Souths winning all four. Match ups which have occurred on three occasions are: The North Queensland Cowboys vs. the Penrith Panthers, the Sydney Roosters vs. the New Zealand Warriors, the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles vs. the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, the Brisbane Broncos vs. the North Queensland Cowboys, the Melbourne Storm vs. the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, the Melbourne Storm vs. the Sydney Roosters, and the Newcastle Knights vs. the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles. The Panthers have a 2–1 record over the Cowboys, Souths have a 4–0 record over the Tigers, the Warriors have a 2–0–1 record over the Roosters, the Bulldogs have a 3–0 record over Manly, the Cowboys have a 2–1 record over the Broncos, the Storm share a 1-1-1 record against Manly, the Roosters have a 2–1 record over Melbourne, and the Knights have a 2-0-1 record over Manly.

The first golden point game in a grand final occurred in 2015, between the Brisbane Broncos and the North Queensland Cowboys, which was won 17–16 by the Cowboys after a Johnathan Thurston field goal sealed the win and a first premiership title for the Cowboys.

Following the 2015 NRL Grand Final the rules for tied NRL finals matches reverted to two five minute periods of extra-time, followed by golden point extra time if required.^[2]

The first golden point game in a NRL Women's Premiership match occurred during the fifth season of the competition in 2022, with Rachael Pearson of the St. George Illawarra Dragons scoring a field goal to defeat the Brisbane Broncos 19–18.

List of golden point matches

Key to list

	Drawn games
	Finals match
	Grand Final

Zdroj:https://en.wikipedia.org?pojem=List_of_National_Rugby_League_golden_point_games
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#	Home	Score	Away	Date	Venue	Golden point(s) scorer
1	Manly Warringah Sea Eagles	36–34	Parramatta Eels	18 May 2003	Brookvale Oval	Ben Walker[3]
2	North Queensland Cowboys	24–28	Penrith Panthers	7 June 2003	Dairy Farmers Stadium	Joe Galuvao[4]
3	South Sydney Rabbitohs	30–31	New Zealand Warriors	29 June 2003	Aussie Stadium	Stacey Jones[5]
4	Melbourne Storm	22–26	Brisbane Broncos	20 July 2003	Olympic Park	Scott Minto[6]
5	South Sydney Rabbitohs	17–16	Wests Tigers	21 March 2004	Aussie Stadium	Willie Peters[7]
6	Parramatta Eels	14–18	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	24 April 2004	Parramatta Stadium	Nigel Vagana[8]
7	Brisbane Broncos	16–17	Newcastle Knights	14 May 2004	Suncorp Stadium	Kurt Gidley[9]
8	South Sydney Rabbitohs	20–20	North Queensland Cowboys	15 May 2004	Bluetongue Stadium	none[10]
9	New Zealand Warriors	26–28	North Queensland Cowboys	20 June 2004	Ericsson Stadium	Josh Hannay[11]
10	Newcastle Knights	24–28	North Queensland Cowboys	25 July 2004	EnergyAustralia Stadium	Travis Norton[12]
11	Canberra Raiders	30–29	New Zealand Warriors	25 July 2004	Canberra Stadium	Clinton Schifcofske[13]
12	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	12–16	Brisbane Broncos	31 July 2004	Toyota Park	Brent Tate[14]
13	South Sydney Rabbitohs	34–34	Brisbane Broncos	31 August 2004	Aussie Stadium	none[15]
14	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	21–21	South Sydney Rabbitohs	4 June 2005	Sydney Showground	none[16]
15	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	30–26	Newcastle Knights	16 July 2005	Toyota Park	Vince Mellars[17]
16	St. George Illawarra Dragons	12–13	Penrith Panthers	19 March 2006	WIN Stadium	Preston Campbell[18]
17	Canberra Raiders	21–20	Penrith Panthers	1 April 2006	Canberra Stadium	Clinton Schifcofske[19]
18	North Queensland Cowboys	14–15	Canberra Raiders	27 May 2006	Dairy Farmers Stadium	Todd Carney[20]
19	Melbourne Storm	17–16	Penrith Panthers	28 May 2006	Olympic Park	Cooper Cronk[21]
20	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	22–18	New Zealand Warriors	9 July 2006	Telstra Stadium	Mark O'Meley[22]
21	Canberra Raiders	20–18	Wests Tigers	16 July 2006	Canberra Stadium	Clinton Schifcofske[23]
22	Wests Tigers	18–19	Canberra Raiders	13 August 2006	Campbelltown Stadium	Todd Carney[24]
23	Parramatta Eels	22–20	Wests Tigers	30 March 2007	Parramatta Stadium	Luke Burt[25]
24	Brisbane Broncos	28–29	Penrith Panthers	30 March 2007	Suncorp Stadium	Peter Wallace[26]
25	Wests Tigers	14–12	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	15 April 2007	Campbelltown Stadium	Benji Marshall[27]
26	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	12–13	Sydney Roosters	26 May 2007	Toyota Park	Anthony Minichiello[28]
27	Brisbane Broncos	19–18	Gold Coast Titans	6 July 2007	Suncorp Stadium	Darren Lockyer[29]
28	Sydney Roosters	31–31	New Zealand Warriors	5 August 2007	Sydney Football Stadium	none[30]
29	Wests Tigers	22–26	Sydney Roosters	10 August 2007	Telstra Stadium	Joel Monaghan[31]
30	Parramatta Eels	24–25	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	11 August 2007	Parramatta Stadium	Brett Seymour[32]
31	Penrith Panthers	26–30	North Queensland Cowboys	13 August 2007	CUA Stadium	Ashley Graham[33]
32	Newcastle Knights	13–12	Manly Warringah Sea Eagles	22 March 2008	EnergyAustralia Stadium	Scott Dureau[34]
33	Parramatta Eels	24–23	Newcastle Knights	28 March 2008	Parramatta Stadium	Luke Burt[35]
34	St. George Illawarra Dragons	16–18	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	5 April 2008	ANZ Stadium	Luke Covell[36]
35	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	20–21	Penrith Panthers	19 April 2008	Toyota Park	Jarrod Sammut
36	North Queensland Cowboys	18–19	Penrith Panthers	31 May 2008	Dairy Farmers Stadium	Jarrod Sammut[37]
37	Penrith Panthers	12–12	Brisbane Broncos	27 June 2008	CUA Stadium	none
38	Bulldogs	30–34	South Sydney Rabbitohs	7 July 2008	ANZ Stadium	Luke Capewell[38]
39	Brisbane Broncos	25–21	Gold Coast Titans	22 August 2008	Suncorp Stadium	Greg Eastwood[39]
40	Melbourne Storm	17–16	St. George Illawarra Dragons	13 March 2009	Olympic Park	Greg Inglis
41	New Zealand Warriors	17–16	Sydney Roosters	19 April 2009	Mt Smart Stadium	Stacey Jones
42	Melbourne Storm	14–14	New Zealand Warriors	25 April 2009	Olympic Park	none
43	Parramatta Eels	16–16	South Sydney Rabbitohs	22 May 2009	ANZ Stadium	none
44	Penrith Panthers	32–32	New Zealand Warriors	1 August 2009	CUA Stadium	none[40]
45	South Sydney Rabbitohs	18–19	Gold Coast Titans	19 March 2010	ANZ Stadium	Scott Prince[41]
46	North Queensland Cowboys	19–20	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	26 June 2010	Dairy Farmers Stadium	Trent Barrett
47	St. George Illawarra Dragons	10–11	Gold Coast Titans	23 July 2010	WIN Jubilee Oval	Mat Rogers
48	North Queensland Cowboys	28–24	Newcastle Knights	24 July 2010	Dairy Farmers Stadium	Will Tupou
49	South Sydney Rabbitohs	34–30	Wests Tigers	7 August 2010	ANZ Stadium	Dylan Farrell
50	Wests Tigers	15–19	Sydney Roosters	11 September 2010	Sydney Football Stadium	Shaun Kenny-Dowall
51	Canberra Raiders	22–23	Gold Coast Titans	2 April 2011	Canberra Stadium	Greg Bird
52	Parramatta Eels	14–14	St. George Illawarra Dragons	3 June 2011	Parramatta Stadium	none
53	Wests Tigers	17–16	Newcastle Knights	6 June 2011	Leichhardt Oval	Robbie Farah
54	Brisbane Broncos