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Matthew Lawrence Dufty[2] (born 10 January 1996) is an Australian professional rugby league footballer who plays as a fullback for the Warrington Wolves in the Betfred Super League.

Key Information

He previously played for the St. George Illawarra Dragons and the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs in the NRL.

Background

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Dufty was born on 10 January 1996 in Hurstville, New South Wales, Australia. He attended Marist Catholic College Penshurst from Year 7 to Year 10.

He played his junior rugby league for the Penshurst RSL RLFC, before being signed by the St. George Illawarra Dragons.

Playing career

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Early career

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From 2014 to 2016, Dufty played for the St. George Illawarra Dragons' NYC team.[3]

In July 2016, he played for the New South Wales under-20s team against the Queensland under-20s team,[4]

In 2016 he re-signed with the St. George club on a two-year contract until the end of 2018.[5] In September 2016, he was named on the interchange bench in the 2016 NYC Team of the Year.[6] Dufty played 65 games and scored 55 tries for 220 points in his U20s career from 2014 to 2016.[7]

Dufty playing for the Illawarra Cutters in 2017

2017

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In 2017, Dufty graduated to St. George Illawarra's Intrust Super Premiership NSW team, the Illawarra Cutters.[8] In round 20 of the 2017 NRL season, he made his NRL debut for the St. George club against the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles,[9][10] scoring a try and providing two try assists.[11]

2018

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In the 2018 NRL season, Dufty made 26 appearances for St. George and scored 13 tries as the club finished 7th on the table and qualified for the finals. Dufty played in both finals games, the 48-18 upset victory against Brisbane at Suncorp Stadium and the 13-12 elimination final defeat against South Sydney.[12]

Dufty playing for the Canterbury Bulldogs in 2022

2019

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On 18 February Dufty signed a two-year contract extension to remain at St. George Illawarra until the end of the 2021 season.[13] On 25 April Dufty scored an individual 65 metre try for St. George Illawarra during their match against the Sydney Roosters in the traditional ANZAC Day game. Fox Sports Commentator Andrew Voss said of the try "What a try here at the SCG!, So many great tries over many, many years, and the name Matt Dufty belongs to one as of today. That is super. Tedesco is looking up saying, 'Which way did he go? ... How many steps Dufty? More than the Opera House!".[14]

Dufty made a total of 16 appearances and scored five tries for St. George Illawarra in the 2019 NRL season as the club endured one of the worst ever seasons finishing 15th on the table just above the last placed Gold Coast.[15]

2020

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On 15 February, Dufty suffered a fractured cheekbone whilst playing for St. George Illawarra in the pre-season NRL Nines competition against Parramatta and was ruled out for six to eight weeks.[16]

Dufty returned to the St. George Illawarra side for their round 2 match against Penrith at Kogarah Oval. Dufty scored two tries in a 28-32 loss.[17]

In round 10 against Canterbury, Dufty scored two tries as St. George Illawarra won the match 28-22 at WIN Stadium.[18] This was Dufty's fifth try in three matches.

In round 20, Dufty scored two tries in a 30-22 victory over Melbourne at Kogarah Oval. Dufty finished the season with 13 tries for the club.[19]

2021

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In round 3 of the 2021 NRL season, Dufty scored two tries in a 38-12 victory over Manly at WIN Stadium.[20]

In round 5 of the 2021 NRL season, Dufty scored two tries and created two try assists to defeat Parramatta.[21]

In round 9 of the 2021 NRL season, he scored two tries in a 32-12 victory over Canterbury.[22]

In round 13, Dufty scored two tries and had five try assists in a man of the match performance as St. George Illawarra defeated Brisbane 52-24.[23]

In June, Dufty was informed by the club that his services would not be required for next season as he was not part of their plans going into the future.[24] It was then reported that several northern hemisphere clubs, including St Helens, had expressed an interest in signing Dufty.[25] It was revealed in July that Dufty had signed with the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs on a one-year deal for the 2022 season.[26]

2022

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In round 1 of the 2022 NRL season, Dufty made his club debut for Canterbury in their 6-4 victory against North Queensland at the Queensland Country Bank Stadium.[27]

On 21 July 2022, the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs officially announced an early release grant for Dufty to take up an opportunity in the Super League. On the same day, Dufty signed a two-and-a-half-year deal to join English side Warrington.[28] In round 21 of the 2022 Super League season, Dufty made his Warrington debut against Huddersfield which ended in defeat. Dufty injured his foot during the match and was taken from the field in the second half.[29] In round 26 of the 2022 Super League season, Dufty scored four tries for Warrington in a 38-36 loss against Huddersfield.[30]

2023

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In round 24 of the 2023 Super League season, Dufty scored two tries for Warrington in their 66-12 victory over Castleford.[31] Dufty played 28 games for Warrington in the 2023 Super League season and scored 13 tries as Warrington finished sixth on the table and qualified for the playoffs. Dufty played in the clubs elimination playoff loss against St Helens.[32]

2024

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In round 5 of the 2024 Super League season, Dufty scored a hat-trick in Warrington's 58-4 victory over the hapless London side.[33] On 21 March, Dufty signed a contract extension with Warrington to remain at the club until the end of 2026.[34] On 8 June, Dufty played in Warrington's 2024 Challenge Cup final defeat against Wigan.[35] On 17 August, Dufty scored a hat-trick in Warrington’s 24-6 Magic WKND win over the Leeds Rhinos at Elland Road and was awarded the Betfred Man of the Match award. Dufty played a total of 24 games for Warrington in the 2024 Super League season as the club reached the semi-final before losing to Hull Kingston Rovers.[36]

2025

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On 7 June, Dufty played in Warrington's 8-6 Challenge Cup final loss against Hull Kingston Rovers. Dufty played 21 games for Warrington in the 2025 Super League season as Warrington missed the playoffs finishing 8th on the table.[37]

Statistics

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Year Team Games Tries Pts
2017 St. George Illawarra Dragons 7 3 12
2018 26 13 52
2019 16 5 20
2020 18 13 52
2021 15 10 40
2022 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 12 1 4
Warrington 6 5 20
2023 Warrington 30 14 56
2024 28 20 80
2025 21 8 32
Totals 182 92 368

Controversy

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On 5 July 2021, Dufty was fined $23,000 by the NRL and suspended for one game after breaching the game's Covid-19 bio-security protocols when he attended a party along with 12 other St. George Illawarra players at Paul Vaughan's property.[38]

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Matthew Dufty (born 10 January 1996) is an Australian professional footballer who last played as a fullback for the in the , known for his speed and try-scoring ability. Born in Hurstville, New South Wales, Dufty made his NRL debut with the in 2017, where he played 82 games and scored 44 tries over five seasons, contributing to their Anzac Cup victory in 2018. In 2022, he moved to the for one season, appearing in 12 matches and scoring 1 try, before transferring to the in the later that year. With , Dufty was a key performer, playing 88 games and scoring 47 tries through the 2025 season, during which the team finished 8th and missed the . In January 2026, he was released from the remainder of his contract by mutual agreement after three-and-a-half years with the club and returned to Australia. Earlier in his career, Dufty also excelled in reserve grades, winning the NSW Reserve Grade competition in 2016 with the Cutters and amassing 56 tries in 65 NRL Under-20s appearances.

Background

Early life

Matthew Dufty was born on 10 January 1996 in Hurstville, New South Wales, . He grew up in the Hurstville area, where he developed an early interest in sports. Dufty's parents are Glenn and Leonie Dufty, who reside in and have been supportive of his career, often traveling to watch his games. His introduction to rugby league came at age four, after being rejected from a soccer camp, which sparked his passion for the sport and led him to become a dedicated student of . As of recent measurements, Dufty stands at 179 cm tall and weighs 83 kg.

Junior career

Matthew Dufty began his organised rugby league journey playing for the Penshurst RSL RLFC in the St. George Junior Rugby League competition. Around 2014, Dufty joined the ' development system, progressing to their National Youth Competition (NYC) side. In his NYC tenure from 2014 to 2016, he appeared in 65 games, scoring 55 tries, a competition record that underscored his emergence as one of the top under-20 prospects in Australian . His standout seasons included 21 tries in 2014, 11 tries across 19 appearances in 2015, and a league-leading 23 tries in 2016, where he also recorded 22 try assists. In July 2016, Dufty was selected as fullback for the New South Wales Under-20s team, featuring in their Under-20s series opener against , where he scored a try in a 26-24 victory. Throughout his junior career, Dufty was noted in scouting reports for his exceptional speed and try-scoring prowess, using his quick acceleration and agile footwork to consistently break defences and create opportunities for teammates.

Club career

St. George Illawarra Dragons

Matthew Dufty made his NRL debut for the St. George Illawarra Dragons in round 20 of the 2017 season against the Manly Sea Eagles, after spending time in reserve grade with the Illawarra Cutters. In a 52-22 victory, he starred at fullback and scored a try in the 79th minute, marking an impressive entry into first grade. Dufty featured in 7 games that year, crossing for 3 tries overall. The 2018 season saw Dufty establish himself as the Dragons' primary fullback, playing 26 games and scoring 13 tries. His pace and ball-handling skills were instrumental in key matches, including a starring performance in a pre-season win over that solidified his position. The Dragons finished fifth and qualified for the finals, with Dufty contributing to their attacking output through effective partnerships with wingers like . In 2019, Dufty appeared in 16 games, scoring 5 tries, amid a challenging season where the Dragons finished 15th on the ladder. He faced personal hurdles, including a mid-season form dip that led to his omission from the squad during a four-match , with Zac Lomax temporarily taking the fullback role. Dufty played 18 games in the shortened , impacted by protocols, and managed 13 tries despite dealing with injuries. His adaptability shone through in the condensed schedule, where he ranked highly among fullbacks for overall impact, supporting the team's efforts in a transitional year. During the 2021 season, Dufty featured in 15 games and scored 10 tries, showcasing strong attacking form at fullback. However, negotiations stalled, and in July, the Dragons informed him he would not be re-signed beyond the year, leading to his release. Over his five seasons with the Dragons from 2017 to 2021, Dufty played 82 games and scored 44 tries, primarily as fullback, where his speed facilitated key partnerships with wingers and supported the team's backline structure. His progression to the NRL was built on his status as a Holden Cup prodigy, having scored 54 tries in 65 under-20s games for the Dragons.

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs

In July 2021, Matthew Dufty signed a one-year contract with the ahead of the , bringing his experience as a speedy fullback from the to bolster the team's backline. The move represented a transitional opportunity for Dufty, who had faced release from the Dragons amid coaching changes and off-field issues, allowing him to seek a fresh start in a rebuilding Bulldogs squad. Dufty debuted for the Bulldogs in Round 1 of the 2022 season against the Newcastle Knights, starting at fullback and scoring a try in a 16-4 loss. He went on to make 12 appearances that year, primarily as the starting fullback, though he was occasionally benched amid the team's inconsistent form. Notable outings included a struggling performance in Round 5 against the Penrith Panthers, where he managed just 41 run metres in a 32-12 defeat, drawing sharp criticism for defensive lapses. He responded with a stronger showing in Round 6 versus the Parramatta Eels, accumulating over 140 run metres early in the game to help secure a 20-6 upset win, though the Bulldogs overall won only two of his 12 starts. During this period, the Bulldogs languished at the bottom of the ladder, enduring a winless start to the season and highlighting broader defensive and transitional challenges. Dufty's tenure was marked by limited overall impact, with just one try scored across his appearances and average run metres of around 129 per game, reflecting adjustment difficulties following his abrupt Dragons exit and ongoing scrutiny over his defensive reliability. The short stint underscored his motivation for a career reset in the NRL, having turned down lucrative offers to address criticisms from his time at the Dragons, including questions about work ethic and defensive effort. His one-year deal concluded prematurely with a mid-season release in July 2022, after which Dufty departed the club.

Warrington Wolves

Matthew Dufty joined on July 21, 2022, signing a two-and-a-half-year deal from the with immediate effect. In his debut season, he adapted swiftly to conditions, featuring in six games and scoring five tries, including a remarkable four-try haul in a 38-36 loss to in his fifth appearance. His explosive pace and ball-carrying ability provided an immediate boost to Warrington's attack, helping the team navigate the latter stages of the campaign despite a mid-table finish. Dufty's form elevated in 2023, where he played 30 games and crossed for 14 tries, contributing to Warrington's strong regular-season performance that secured third place and a playoff spot. The Wolves advanced to the eliminator but were defeated by sixth-placed St Helens, ending their postseason run. Building on this momentum, 2024 marked Dufty's peak, with 28 appearances and a prolific 20 tries, establishing him as one of Super League's premier fullbacks. He led the competition in metres gained, averaging over 190 per game, and earned a contract extension until the end of in March of that year. The 2025 season brought mixed results for Dufty, who played 24 games and scored eight tries amid a campaign hampered by inconsistency. reached the final on June 7 but fell to a narrow 8-6 defeat against at . The team ultimately finished eighth in the table, missing the playoffs with a 10-17 win-loss record. In August, Dufty was stood down for one game due to an internal disciplinary matter related to an off-field incident. Despite this, he remained a key attacking threat, gaining 2,722 metres and providing 12 try assists for the season. Over his tenure from 2022 to 2025, Dufty amassed 88 appearances and 47 tries for , underscoring his role as a dynamic fullback who revitalized the club's backline. In January 2026, despite his contract running until the end of the year, Warrington Wolves and Dufty reached a mutual agreement to release him from the remainder of his contract after three-and-a-half years with the club. Dufty returned to Australia, freeing up salary cap room and an overseas quota spot for Warrington ahead of the 2026 season.

Statistics

NRL career statistics

Matthew Dufty's NRL career spanned from 2017 to 2022, during which he played 94 games, scored 45 tries, and accumulated 180 points. His statistics broken down by club are as follows: with the , he appeared in 82 games, scoring 44 tries for 176 points; with the , he played 12 games, scoring 1 try for 4 points. The following table details his performance by season:
SeasonTeamAppearancesTriesGoalsPoints
201773012
20182613052
2019165020
20201813052
20211510040
202212104
Dufty primarily played as a fullback during his NRL tenure, with occasional appearances on the wing.

Super League career statistics

Matthew Dufty's career with the from 2022 to 2025 saw him feature in 88 games, scoring 47 tries and accumulating 188 points, with no goals kicked. These figures encompass regular season matches, playoffs, and cup competitions. The following table details his performance by season:
SeasonAppearancesTriesGoalsPoints
202265020
20233014056
20242820080
2025248032
Total88470188
Beyond try-scoring, Dufty excelled in ball-carrying and playmaking. In 2025, he averaged 8.44 metres gained per carry over 22 appearances, totaling 3,293 metres. That season, he also provided 16 try assists. In 2024, Dufty led the regular season in metres made with 4,234 metres.

Controversies

2021 biosecurity breach

In July 2021, during a snap lockdown in , St George Illawarra Dragons prop Paul Vaughan hosted a at his Shellharbour home, inviting 12 teammates including fullback Matthew Dufty, in violation of state orders restricting gatherings and the NRL's Level 4 protocols that prohibited players from leaving home except for essential activities. The event, which occurred amid heightened restrictions to curb virus spread, drew police attention after reports of a gathering, leading to investigations that confirmed the breach and exposed internal lies among players about their attendance. Dufty was among six players fined $23,000 each by the NRL and suspended for one match, contributing to a total league fine of $305,000 across 13 involved Dragons personnel; , as host, received the heaviest penalty with a $50,000 fine and eight-match ban, followed by his contract termination by the club. Each attendee also faced a $1,000 NSW Police infringement notice. The incident, dubbed the "infamous BBQ scandal," severely damaged team morale, fostering division as some players hid or denied involvement, and triggered an eight-match losing streak that derailed the Dragons' 2021 season aspirations. Following the breach, Dufty issued a public apology, expressing deep regret to his parents, coach Anthony Griffin, teammates, and fans, stating, "I put my future at risk" and acknowledging the disappointment he caused, particularly as a long-time since age 13. The scandal eroded fan respect toward the group, with Dufty admitting in interviews that he felt compelled to "finish strong" to rebuild trust, though it ultimately factored into the club's decision not to renew his contract, leading to his release and a subsequent one-year deal with the for 2022.

2025 disciplinary stand-down

In early August 2025, Matthew Dufty was temporarily excluded from ' lineup following an off-field incident over the preceding weekend, resulting in his stand-down for the match against on 8 August. The club's head coach, , attributed the decision to internal disciplinary matters, stating that Dufty had missed a training session but had since responded positively to the measures taken. Dufty was sidelined for that fixture, with starting at full-back in his place, but he returned to the squad the following week. The brief exclusion marked the beginning of a reduced role for Dufty amid Warrington's inconsistent 2025 season performances, where the team ultimately finished eighth and missed the after playing 21 games with him in the squad. This disciplinary action affected team selections in the latter stages of the campaign, including further omissions such as his drop for the match against in September, as Burgess emphasized ongoing evaluations of player standards. No further public details emerged regarding the nature of the incident beyond its classification as an internal off-field matter. The stand-down contributed to broader repercussions for Dufty's position at the club, culminating in October 2025 when informed him that he was surplus to requirements for the 2026 season and free to seek opportunities elsewhere. In September interviews, Burgess remained non-committal about Dufty's long-term future with the Wolves, focusing instead on squad rebuilding priorities without confirming any extension discussions. This development signaled the likely end of Dufty's tenure at , aligning with the club's strategic shifts under Burgess.

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