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Over the years, the Warriors have suffered numerous losses to Melbourne, and this one was particularly heartbreaking.

The NRL’s longest running streak, which began in 2015, was extended to 16 games with the 38-24 loss on Saturday night.

Rocco Berry appeared to have suffered a major injury, adding to the anguish, and in the second half Marcelo Montoya and Dallin WateneZelezni-ak were both sin-binned.

Considering the Warriors’ explosive start—they led 14-0 after 15 minutes—the outcome will sting even more. However, everything started to fall apart, as the Storm took control of the game after scoring four tries in a 15-minute first-half blitz.

Midway through the second quarter, the Warriors pulled within two points, but the Storm always appeared like the clear favorites.

Because of their strong defense, the Warriors were in the lead for brief intervals, but not long enough.

The two teams’ relative levels of maturity separated them. The Storm have been a fantastic club for nearly 20 years, while the Warriors are still on their way to becoming a great squad. Their ability to play cool, swarming defense, exhibit an incredible work ethic, and

That was made clear once more on Saturday, but their impressive defensive resiliency earned them a well-earned victory.

Kiwi halfback Jahrome Hughes was outstanding, and Eliesa Katoa made a strong comeback to Mount Smart. The Warriors’ spine wasn’t clicking as smoothly as it has in previous weeks, thus Marata Niukore was the best player.

There was a great vibe and a great deal of excitement in the air before the game. The 24,495-person audience at Mount Smart Stadium had an advantage because they arrived early.