LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
The 2020 Grand Final between Melbourne Storm and the Penrith Panthers saw a moment of brilliance from Suliasi Vunivalu that will forever be remembered in Storm's history.
With the game in the first half, Vunivalu made an intercept try that proved to be a key turning point in the contest.
Rushing out in defence, he snatched the ball and sprinted downfield for an impressive 80-meter effort, leaving his opponent Josh Mansour in his wake.
The speed and skill displayed by Vunivalu swung the momentum back in favor of Storm, who found themselves leading 16-0 after 30 minutes.
This moment of magic from Vunivalu ensured that Storm held a commanding 22-0 lead at halftime, which ultimately proved to be crucial as the Panthers launched a second-half comeback.
Despite the pressure from the Panthers, Storm managed to hold on and emerged victorious with a final score of 26-22.
This incredible display by Vunivalu and the resilience of the Storm squad showcased the determination and skill that has become part of the team's legacy.