Deceiving the Defence: A video analysis of Connacht’s 4th Try against Montpellier

This video looks some of the detail and decision-making behind a clever set-piece move from Connacht that shows that you don’t have to set up a ruck to earn the right to go wide.

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Here's a new video analysis on Connacht's excellent first-phase try against Montpellier last weekend.

This video looks at how Connacht earn the right to go wide without ever having to go into contact in a clever triple-decker play.#rugbyanalysis #keepingtheballalive pic.twitter.com/rkxM2rQkmM

— EK Rugby Analysis (@ek_rugby) January 23, 2020

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