Rolling coverage: Anzac Day NRL Storm skipper Cameron Smith tries to break through the Warriors defence. Picture: Colleen Petch Source: Herald Sun THE Storm edged the Warriors 28-18 in a thriller while the Roosters thumped the Dragons 34-10. See how the action from both games unfolded. Melbourne Storm have run out 28-18 winners over the Warriors to maintain their unbeaten start to the 2013 NRL season. With the game in the balance, Billy Slater scored a late try off the back of a Storm scrum - slicing over under the posts from first receiver - to seal a thrilling victory for his side. Match report: Storm d Warriors 28-18 Match centre: Storm v Warriors What. A. Try. Will Chambers has scored a brilliant four-pointer to put the Storm back in front - and within sight of a thrilling victory over the Warriors. The Storm centre starts the move inside his own half, burning through the Warriors outside defence once more, before linking with Cooper Cronk. Cronk beats a couple of tackles before dishing the ball back to Chambers who dives over in the corner. Cameron Smith's conversion puts the Storm up 22-18 over the Warriors, who had briefly led again thanks to Shaun Johnson's penalty. With six minutes on the clock the Warriors need a try to win it. Hold tight, we've got a thrilling finish on our hands at AAMI Park. With 15 minutes to go the scores are locked up at 16-all between the Storm and Warriors, after Sisa Waqa answered Shaun Johnson's second-half try with a four-pointer of his own. The Storm winger charged on to a Cooper Cronk grubber to get to the ball ahead of Warriors fullback Kevin Locke and make it all-square on the scoreboard. Shut the gate, Shaun Johnson is in the clear. The Warriors halfback has raced nearly 80 metres to score a try after racing off his line to intercept a flat Gareth Widdop pass. Once he had plucked the ball out of the air a try was always on the cards, with only open spaces in front of the Warriors speedster. He converted his own try from in front of the sticks to give the Warriors a shock 16-10 lead. What a finish to the first half! Bill Tupou scores right on the bell to help the Warriors draw level at 10-all. Tupou's try caps some brilliant Warriors attack that almost saw Shaun Johnson race away to score after Kevin Locke's great kick return got them rolling. Instead it was left for Johnson to fire a great pass to his winger, with Tupou doing the rest. It's taken more than half an hour but the Storm are where they're supposed to be - in front. A try to Mahe Fonua in the corner has given Melbourne a 10-6 lead, the Storm winger diving over after a neat cut-out pass from five-eighth Gareth Widdop. That added to an earlier try to Melbourne centre Will Chambers. A simple backline move put Chambers in some space and the Storm centre did the rest, burning through the Warriors defensive line and then beating fullback Kevin Locke with a dummy to cross the tryline untouched. What a start for the Warriors, who have hit the lead against the Storm through a Ben Henry try. The Warriors second-rower is in the right place at the right time as Shaun Johnson's bomb spills to him after a contest between Storm winger Mahe Fonua and Bill Tupou. The referee wants to check upstairs to see if Tupou's knocked on but it's all clear. Johnson nails the conversion and it's 6-0 to the Warriors after eight minutes. The teams are in for the second Anzac Day clash, with late changes for both the Storm and Warriors ahead of the AAMI Park encounter. Melbourne welcomes back gun centre Justin O'Neill, who returns from a jaw injury. He slots into the Storm centres, replacing Junior Sa'u, while Maurice Blair and Kenny Bromwich drop off the bench. For the Warriors there was no late inclusion for injured skipper Simon Mannering, but they do welcome back veteran centre Jerome Ropati. His call-up sees Ngani Laumape shift to the wing and Glen Fisiiahi drop out of the side. STORM: Billy Slater, Sisa Waqa, Will Chambers, Justin O'Neill, Mahe Fonua, Gareth Widdop, Cooper Cronk, Jesse Bromwich, Cameron Smith (capt), Bryan Norrie, Kevin Proctor, Ryan Hoffman, Tohu Harris. Interchange: Jason Ryles, Junior Moors, Lagi Setu, Slade Griffin. WARRIORS: Kevin Locke, Bill Tupou, Jerome Ropati, Konrad Hurrell, Ngani Laumape, Thomas Leuluai, Shaun Johnson, Sam Rapira, Nathan Friend, Russell Packer, Feleti Mateo, Ben Henry, Todd Lowrie. Interchange: Elijah Taylor, Ben Matulino, Jacob Lillyman, Pita Godinet. The Roosters have jumped to second on the NRL ladder with a comprehensive 34-10 win over the Dragons at Allianz Stadium. A second try to Michael Jennings - swooping in to dive on Jake Friend's grubber - stretched their lead out further in what was a dominant performance. Matt Cooper grabbed a consolation try for the Dragons, chasing down a Nathan Fien grubber to score unopposed. Match report: Roosters d Dragons 34-10 Match centre: Roosters v Dragons A try to Daniel Tupou has all but sealed victory for the Roosters, who led 28-4 after 53 minutes. James Maloney's kick over the top picked up a wicked bounce and after Mitchell Pearce eventually regathered, he spiralled a pass out for Tupou who couldn't be stopped from close range. The try came on the back of some brilliant Roosters defence which held out the Dragons for three sets on their own line. A try to Martin Kennedy has helped the Roosters to a commanding 22-4 lead at half-time of their clash with the Dragons. The Dragons took an early lead through Jason Nightingale, only to see their advantage evaporate following a hat-trick of Roosters tries - to Mitchell Aubusson, Michael Jennings and Anthony Minichiello. Kennedy made if four for the half when he crashed over from close range, running off a Daniel Mortimer pass out of dummy half. No, the Dragons haven't cashed in on the field - they still trail on the scoreboard to a red-hot Roosters line-up. But St George Illawarra has announced that coach Steve Price has had his contract extended beyond this season. It's certainly interesting timing, but there it is. Here's the full story on the Dragons extending coach Steve Price's contract. Three tries in as many sets have seen the Roosters roar to a 16-4 lead at the Sydney Football Stadium. A four-pointer to Mitchell Aubusson saw the Roosters draw level, the second-rower running off a nice Boyd Cordner short ball to crash over from close range. Then Aubusson turned provider for Michael Jennings, offloading in a tackle to put his teammate in the clear for a super sprint to the line. Next set it was skipper Anthony Minichiello's turn, the Roosters fullback put over under the posts by halfback Mitchell Pearce after a neat Sonny Bill Williams offload. James Maloney's two-from-three conversions made it 16-4 after 23 minutes. Sonny Bill Williams charges ahead for the Roosters against the Dragons at Allianz Stadium. Picture: Cameron Spencer Source: Getty Images It's the perfect start for the Dragons as Jason Nightingale grabs the opening try of the match, the winger diving on a loose ball following a Nathan Fien bomb. The referee wants to check upstairs as there's a suggestion Matt Cooper has knocked on in contesting the ball, but it'sa green light and the Dragons are on the board. Jamie Soward misses the conversion, so the Dragons lead 4-0 after five minutes. Match centre: Roosters v Dragons (from 4pm) Match centre: Storm v Warriors (from 7pm) 3.13pm - Weyman out for Dragons MICHAEL Weyman has failed to recover from a calf injury and is out of St George Illawarra's Anzac Day clash with the Roosters. Rookie Damien Cook also drops out, with Will Matthews coming onto the bench. The Roosters are 1-17, with Mitchell Pearce (calf) and Sonny Bill Williams (knee) to play after missing last week's rep matches. Dragons: Jason Nightingale, Brett Morris, Chase Stanley, Matt Cooper, Daniel Vidot, Jamie Soward, Nathan Fien, Dan Hunt, Mitch Rein, Jack Stockwell, Tyson Frizell, Ben Creagh, Trent Merrin. Interchange: Bronson Harrison, Matt Prior, Jack de Belin, Will Matthews Roosters: Anthony Minichiello, Daniel Tupou, Michael Jennings, Shaun Kenny-Dowall, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, James Maloney, Mitchell Pearce, Jared Waerea-Hargreaves, Jake Friend, Sam Moa, Mitchell Aubusson, Sonny Bill Williams, Boyd Cordner. Interchange: Daniel Mortimer, Martin Kennedy, Aidan Guerra, Luke O'Donnell 2.31pm - The stats THE Roosters will be out to arrest a worrying Anzac Day hoodoo against the Dragons at Allianz Stadium this afternoon. In 11 years, the Roosters have won just three Anzac Day games. They are currently on a losing streak which includes five straight and seven of the past eight. Worse still, in their current run of outs stretching back to 2008, the tri-colours have scored just 46 points while conceding 140. The Dragons themselves have hit form in recent weeks and are gunning for their fourth win in a row. At AAMI Park in Melbourne tonight, the Storm start near-unbackable favourites at $1.12. They will be gunning for their 16th straight win, while the Warriors have won just one of their last 14 games. However, the New Zealand side are somewhat of a bogey team for the all-conquering Storm, having won three of the last six games between the two clubs, including their epic 2011 finals win to eliminate the Storm from the competition. Special guest Ben Ikin previews round seven's Roosters v Dragons clash. Special guest Ben Ikin previews the round seven Storm v Warriors clash.