2004 Bulldogs RLFC season

The 2004 Bulldogs RLFC season was the 70th season in the club's history. Coached by Steve Folkes and captained by Steve Price, they competed in the NRL's 2004 Telstra Premiership, finishing the regular season 2nd (out of 15). The Bulldogs' goal-kicker Hazem El Masri was the competition's top point scorer as they went on to claim their 8th Premiership with a 16–13 win over the Sydney Roosters in the 2004 NRL Grand Final.

Match results

2004 Season Results
Round	Opponent	Result	Bulldogs	Opposition	Date	Venue	Crowd
1	Parramatta Eels	Win	48	14	13 March	Telstra Stadium	42,717
2	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	Win	24	20	20 March	Sydney Showground	9,149
3	Sydney Roosters	Loss	0	35	26 March	Sydney Football Stadium	26, 465
4	Bye
5	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	Win	28	26	11 April	Telstra Stadium	25,771 (Double Header)
6	New Zealand Warriors	Win	24	18	16 April	Westpac Stadium	13,772
7	South Sydney Rabbitohs	Win	34	8	26 April	Telstra Stadium	12,276
8	Brisbane Broncos	Win	25	18	2 May	Telstra Stadium	17,104
9	Newcastle Knights	Loss	6	32	9 May	Energy Australia Stadium	16,562
10	St. George Illawarra Dragons	Win	38	12	15 May	WIN Stadium	18,267
11	Wests Tigers	Loss	26	30	22 May	Express Advocate Stadium	14,897
12	Penrith Panthers	Loss	29	40	30 May	Penrith Stadium	19,856
13	Sydney Roosters	Win	40	12	4 June	Telstra Stadium	22,572
14	BYE
15	Canberra Raiders	Win	24	20	19 June	Express Advocate Stadium	10,473
16	North Queensland Cowboys	Win	32	18	27 June	Dairy Farmers Stadium	20,207
17	Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles	Win	50	32	4 July	Brookvale Oval	12,328
18	Melbourne Storm	Win	25	18	11 July	Sydney Showground	7,252
19	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	Win	37	26	18 July	Toyota Park	8,355
20	Wests Tigers	Win	24	20	23 July	Campbelltown Stadium	16,540
21	Penrith Panthers	Win	46	20	30 July	Telstra Stadium	21,644
22	North Queensland Cowboys	Win	36	16	8 August	Sydney Showground	10,988
23	Brisbane Broncos	Win	46	18	15 August	Suncorp Stadium	49,571
24	Melbourne Storm	Loss	12	22	22 August	Olympic Park	9,923
25	Newcastle Knights	Win	52	6	27 August	Telstra Stadium	20,043
26	New Zealand Warriors	Win	54	10	5 September	Ericsson Stadium	9,930
Qualifying Final	North Queensland Cowboys	Loss	22	30	11 September	Telstra Stadium	18,371
Semi Final	Melbourne Storm	Win	43	18	19 September	Sydney Football Stadium	23,750
Preliminary Final	Penrith Panthers	Win	30	14	25 September	Sydney Football Stadium	37,868
GRAND FINAL	Sydney Roosters	Win	16	13	3 October	Telstra Stadium	82,127

References

See also

List of Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs seasons

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