LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
The Warriors website reported that the Storm defeated South Sydney in a hard-fought match, extending the Rabbitohs' winless streak in Melbourne to 0-20.
The Storm's Jahrome Hughes, the Dally M Medal winner, played a key role in the victory, showcasing his class and control as a halfback.
Despite South Sydney's efforts, Melbourne emerged victorious in front of a packed crowd at AAMI Park.
The game was part of an ANZAC Day triple-header, with Sandon Smith delivering a standout performance for the Roosters in their win against St George Illawarra earlier in the day.
Smith scored two tries, had three line breaks, and a try assist in front of over 41,000 fans at Allianz Stadium.
The report highlighted the significance of these results in the context of the teams' ladder positions, with the Storm moving up to second place.
The Rabbitohs will need to regroup quickly as they prepare for their next match against Newcastle in Magic Round.
The competitive nature of the games and the standout performances from key players added to the excitement of the day's matches.
The emotional ANZAC Day fixtures provided fans with thrilling rugby league action and memorable moments on the field.