But, the away side's early highlight would be the only impact it had on the scoreboard as the defending premiers ran amok from the point onward, blowing the Wolves off the face of the earth with a 88-6 demolition job.

You'd be here until Christmas if we listed a full play-by-play, but here's what you need to know.

Panthers left was dynamic as the likes of Desi Doolan - who collected four tries - and Jeremy Gordon were scintillating, while the usual suspects, Doug Hewitt, Josh Rivett and Keelan Bresac were also impactful.

David Sellers and Daniel Bain got the troops moving forward, while Willie Wright was masterful, particularly with his passing game.

Bresac, who played against his old teammates for the second time this season, says it's always hard to put your former club to the sword.

"It's just a shame, they're a bit short on numbers," Bresac said.

"It's a bit hard running against your mates but it's good fun. There's a bit of banter in tackles, it was good."

Touching on the way the game unfolded, the centre was impressed with how the speedsters took pressure off the forward pack, while noting the talent of Jeremy Gordon.

"In most games we work on or back five getting out of our danger zone," he said.

"Desi's good. Outside Jez [Gordon] he has a bit of fun out there."

It's hard to take many negatives away from a comprehensive win like that, but there's still areas that the defending premiers need to sharpen up, starting with discipline.

"For us, it's just a few one-percent plays," he said.

"We gave away a fair few penalties in tackles so we just to clean up our game a little bit. Against these bigger teams, conceding those penalties is going to kill us."

Panthers had come into the game as overwhelming favourites, having accounted for Workies 52-0 just a fortnight earlier at Carrington Park.

But, despite such a scoreline, the Bathurst club were far from perfect that day.

Panthers found another level at Wade Park on Sunday as they cemented their title favouritism with an even more emphatic success.

They did the majority of their work in the second half, having only entered the sheds with a 34-6 advantage.

Gordon ran riot over Workies early in the second half to set up several tries, including the fourth for Doolan in the 62^nd minute.

At that stage, with a 66-6 lead, Panthers could have put their feet up but instead they added another 22 points to the tally.

Bresac, Malik Blenman. Dylan Miles and Jed Betts each finished with two tries to their name.

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