2007 Parramatta Eels season
Round Opponent Result Eels Opponent Date Venue Crowd Position
01 1 New Zealand New Zealand Warriors Loss 18 34 17 March 2007 Mt Smart Stadium 13,587 14 14/16
02 2 South Sydney South Sydney Rabbitohs Loss 6 31 25 March 2007 Telstra Stadium 15,165 14 14/16
03 3 Wests Tigers Wests Tigers Win 22 20 30 March 2007 Parramatta Stadium 18,142 13 13/16
04 4 Canberra Canberra Raiders Win 38 6 7 April 2007 Parramatta Stadium 10,091 09 9/16
05 5 Penrith Penrith Panthers Win 27 14 13 April 2007 CUA Stadium 18,756 06 6/16
06 6 Bulldogs Bulldogs Loss 18 21 22 April 2007 Parramatta Stadium 18,285 08 8/16
07 7 Gold Coast Gold Coast Titans Loss 12 38 29 April 2007 Metricon Stadium 18,021 11 11/16
08 8 Sydney Sydney Roosters Win 28 10 5 May 2007 Parramatta Stadium 13,021 10 10/16
09 9 Manly Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Loss 12 22 11 May 2007 Brookvale Oval 19,944 10 10/16
10 10 North Queensland North Queensland Cowboys Win 44 14 19 May 2007 Parramatta Stadium 10,182 07 7/16
11 11 New Zealand New Zealand Warriors Win 30 6 28 May 2007 Parramatta Stadium 11,160 06 6/16
12 12 Wests Tigers Wests Tigers Win 38 8 4 June 2007 Telstra Stadium 22,245 04 4/16
13 13 Canberra Canberra Raiders Loss 38 10 9 June 2007 Canberra Stadium 11,232 06 6/16
14 14 St George St George Illawarra Dragons Win 20 12 17 June 2007 Parramatta Stadium 12,658 03 3/16
15 15 Sydney Sydney Roosters Win 36 16 23 June 2007 Sydney Football Stadium 12,211 03 3/16
16 16 Bye - - - - - - 03 3/16
17 17 Newcastle Newcastle Knights Loss 10 34 9 July 2007 Parramatta Stadium 10,363 04 4/16
18 18 South Sydney South Sydney Rabbitohs Win 18 12 15 July 2007 Parramatta Stadium 15,202 03 3/16
19 19 Brisbane Brisbane Broncos Win 20 16 23 July 2007 Suncorp Stadium 25,762 03 3/16
20 20 Manly Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Loss 24 32 29 July 2007 Parramatta Stadium 20,113 03 3/16
Fixtures -- Regular season
The 2007 Parramatta Eels Season was the 61st in the club's history. They competed in the NRL's 2007 Telstra Premiership, finishing the regular season in 5th position, and came within one match of the grand final only to be knocked out by eventual premiers, Melbourne Storm, who would later be stripped of this title after being found guilty of salary cap breaches.