Saint-André's try from the end of the world, 1991
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About this play
France v England, Five Nations, Twickenham, 16 March 1991. France ran the ball out from behind their own posts, and the move is remembered as l'essai du bout du monde. This drawing covers its finish: fly-half Didier Camberabero chips ahead down the right touchline and regathers, then cross-kicks infield, where left wing Philippe Saint-André gathers and scores under the posts. The cross-kick is drawn as a pass. It works because the cover has been dragged to the touchline by the chase.
What is in this play
Saint-André's try from the end of the world, 1991 — an animated rugby play with 4 players and 4 opponents and 7 recorded runs, finishing with a shot. Watch every run, then remix it for your own team, free.
- Players
- 4 ours, 4 opposition
- Recorded runs
- 7
- Length
- 7 seconds
- Finish
- Shot on goal
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