We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
That was a massive win and Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart says it proves his side is in the hunt for the NRL finals.
They now sit just one win outside of the top eight, producing a courageous win against the odds in Melbourne.
They'd lost a raft of players on the eve of the game and went to face the Storm undermanned, having lost the past five games to the Melbourne side.
It was a try that brought back memories of a brilliant Brett Mullins piece of magic. Canberra Raiders winger James Schiller is his nephew, after all.
He grubbered in-goal into the corner and was able to swoop on it and slam it down in spectacular fashion.
Brilliance seems to run in the family.
Two tries from winger James Schiller has helped the Canberra Raiders claim a gutsy 20-16 win over the Melbourne Storm at AAMI Park.
Schiller, a nephew of Canberra legend Brett Mullins, helped keep the Raiders finals hopes alive, while the Storm have now lost three matches in a row for the first time in seven years.
Melbourne’s Nick Meaney dived over for the first try after Kenny Bromwich got a pass to him, despite being pressured by two defenders.