Anyone else seeing 13 being in front of the final pass and obstructing one of the defensive line?

Great try good vision by players but do we need a wannabe telling us the bleedin obvious

Russell sees that try as soon as he gets ball, he is a genius

Lawrence has really improved as a player in almost every department and England desperately need a quality centre. I would pair Freeman with him.

Great vision, great skills, great execution but all born from a terrible kick and an even worse kick chase. Deserved to be punished.

Squidge/TAS is this u? 😮

Anscombe is so underrated. Great video.

Lawrence does all the work, eliminating 2 players on the strength of his physical qualities before setting up at the end of the line and making a great pass. Hard to reproduce for a standard player

All the Welsh players have been playing well this week. Shame they can't play like that during the international games. haha

Wht would you say is the best way to work on your tackles by yourself? I’m a newish adult player and don’t have people to practice tackling with (besides my club practices) but really need to get better. I’m willing to buy equipment if needed.

Great analysis of this try, it's fantastic to have a fit and firing Josh Adams back. 💙🖤

So Wales have one decent player 🤔

Newport's 13 overstimated his inside teammate and didn't work to cover the first threatening option (inside looped ball) Should have stayed with number 12 and let his outside defender cover the threat out wide. Also the last defender (is it 11?) has a bad body position so he gets bypassed without even the ability to tackle. They should have gotten a tackle somehow, probably the defensive play should be catching all the inside attackers and looping runners and leave the space out wide for the 14 and 15 (the widest one marking 2 players in zone) and then after getting that tackle the number 9 has to run like a madman to re-position himself on the first line, me thinks

1) keep making this kind of thing. 2) who's the Dragons player left marking the 10 instead of Adams? And is he to 'blame' here or is there something else Dragons could have done? This looks almost undefendable the way it's presented...

Beautiful try! Remember when Wales were good at rugby?

What would be your opinion of the defensive mistakes that was almost as interesting?

God that's such a deceptive line.

How many convicted rapists are there in Irish rugby?

It’s worth pointing out the fundamental problem for the defending team which makes an attacking line out so dangerous in the 22. The blindside winger (Mack Hanson I believe) has GOT to stay on his wing to defend the kicking threat. But his opposite man (11, try scorer) can come over to give the man advantage. It is the building block of so many of these moves.

The old blindside winger comes int9 the line move, used to do this at school and club level in the 70s. We just didn’t have all week to practise it.

Even with this near perfect play the weak link is Luke's pass. All other facets of his game are pretty strong, but his passing is just too much of a problem in his game

Beautiful try i think Wales scored one like that against England and Reiko ione of All Blacks scored a similar one against Wales. As they used to say on the A team...I love it when a plan comes together.

They will be giving the defence the 'eyes' as well 🤗

Great stuff. Shouldn’t have Osborne be Hansen’s responsibility? Track him across?

Can you do an analysis of the head contact clear out on Bundi? Selective ref & tmo blindness?

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A Springbok move created by Henry Honiball

Barret did not draw the defender .....he obstructed him.

Should have been red carded

Ross burn is not good enough to play at 10 ,Cullen for some reason keeps playing him, pendergast should be the number one ten ,frawley should be his back up, and for ireland as well, not because they play for leinster , jack crowley ,hasn't been playing well, for a long time, Andy farrell cen see this, but Cullen can't,,

Leinster fans are complaining that they are not scoring as many tries as they used to when Stuart Lancaster used to coach their attack. However, this clip shows that they are still capable of working excellent attacking moves that lead to brilliant tries.

Give Ross Byrne his dues that was perfectly played.

Lovely analysis. What a strike play very hard to defend.

At 1.21 number 13 is impeded deliberately and can't tackle the attacker. Deliberate obstruction. Penalty defenders. Yellow card attacker.

What scrum?

Pretty ordinary rugby, coaches matting themselves on the back for nothing

Simply by being the last person in a set and practiced move and forwards doing what they’re meant to do. Although he nearly cocked it up at grounding and body shape

As i watched this, he just got named man of the match vs. Connacht

He still had some work to do. It's not like he went through untouched, having to smash through two defenders. It all happens in split seconds.

He's helping Northern Hemisphere rugby to think.

No 6 Max Deegan employs the simple/highly effective link play under pressure from rucks and phase play. Deegan helps to create this try and the other Leinster try in this match, plus its something I notice he has done for years now. So good, it is often overlooked due to the moving parts of the beneficiaries

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What you appear to have missed is Jordie calling out a move or an instruction just prior to your clip.

Pretty impressive how you find these little but big points. Picking up both looking and the space prior too is some serious match study and analysis.

He should have been All Blacks 15

Good move. Brilliant is bit OTT.

Cant do it 4 abs

I was at the game and, whilst I know Chiefs are having a poor season, Toulouse were absolutely brilliant in all aspects for the whole game.

Please french subtitles will be cool :)

If I remember well and if I am not biased, it was Toulouse who (re)initiated this trend of such set piece try from tap penalty at 5m from the line. Indeed, one or two years ago, they did it in top 14 against my club (Racing), and I thought at the moment "mmm, there is an intersting idea here, surely it will be developed soon, and it will inspire teams such as Leinster or Ireland if they are not already doing it". And now they play it perfectly.