The South Sydney Rabbitohs, one of the most storied clubs in Australian rugby league, are based in Redfern, New South Wales, and were founded in 1908. Known for their passionate fanbase and rich history, the Rabbitohs have won numerous NRL Premierships, with their most recent victory coming in 2014. The club’s iconic colors of cardinal red and myrtle green have made them a symbol of strength and resilience in Australian rugby league. Over the years, the Rabbitohs have produced numerous rugby league legends, including Clive Churchill, John Sattler, and more recently, Sam Burgess. Their fierce rivalries with teams such as the Sydney Roosters and the Melbourne Storm have added to the club's legendary status in the NRL.

The Rabbitohs are also renowned for their community-focused initiatives and their emphasis on producing homegrown talent through their youth academy. They have a unique and enduring connection to their supporters, with many Rabbitohs fans tracing their allegiance to the club through generations. Off the field, the club has maintained a strong presence in the media, with owner Russell Crowe, the Oscar-winning actor, playing a significant role in the club's resurgence in the 2000s after a period of hardship. With a commitment to excellence both on and off the field, the South Sydney Rabbitohs remain one of the NRL’s most popular and successful teams, continuing to build on their legacy as a powerhouse in the sport.