Moana Pasifika conclude their Super Rugby campaign with a victory over the ACT Brumbies, winning 21-19. All reports agree the team’s win comes against a Brumbies side that was considered finals-bound, and that Moana Pasifika were undermanned. Following the match, the players and staff come together to mark what is described as the club’s farewell or expected end, and the team sing a hymn that multiple outlets describe as emotionally charged. The Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times and The Age focus on the post-match sign-off, highlighting the hymn after the win. The Guardian similarly reports the scoreline and emphasizes the mixed feelings around the club’s farewell, noting that the players celebrate a rare result before joining staff for the hymn. Across the coverage, the shared themes are the upset result, the late-team gathering, and the hymn as a final symbolic moment for Moana Pasifika’s Super Rugby exit.