LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
NRL fans left scratching their heads as the Bunker finds itself in the midst of yet another controversy, with the decision in favor of the Storm leaving even Sua Fa'alogo stunned.
The Melbourne side's performance against the Dolphins was nothing short of ruthless, with their key players Harry Grant, Ryan Papenhuyzen, and Jahrome Hughes shining as they clinched the minor premiership with games to spare.
In a commanding 48-6 victory, Melbourne sent a clear message to the competition.
However, the match was overshadowed by a questionable call from the Bunker on Fa'alogo's second try.
The young talent, moved to the wing for the game, showed incredible speed and determination, diving to score despite the ball appearing dangerously close to the dead ball line.
Despite Fa'alogo's adamant pointing to the ball, replays suggested a very close call.
Many fans believed the try should not have been awarded, with Penrith legend Greg Alexander confident it would be overturned.
The Dolphins' players were left stunned on the turf, thinking the ball would roll out of play.
The Storm's victory was tainted by the controversial decision, leaving NRL fans frustrated and questioning the consistency of the officiating.
This latest incident adds to the growing list of controversies surrounding the use of technology in the game, further fueling debate among fans and experts alike.