Top 15 Rugby Wildest Counter-Attacks ! 😱 

the one from georgia is the most spectacular

0:31 England #5 should've been penalised

i think it's the #4 Georgia against Canada because the kick is just brilliant

Number 4 is just amazing but 2 too. The only thing that make the 1 great is the final pass but it's still beautifull

The one you had in position one is my favourite has been for a long time

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It caused a yellow card.

It was a thing of absolute beauty (and hands down the moment of 2021), but people seem to be missing a key nuance: World Rugby recently updated the rules so that a team grounding the ball in their own try-zone results in a 22m drop-out, rather than a scrum to the opposing team, as was previously the case. As such, there was significantly less jeopardy, which likely influenced Ntamack's decision-making. Still, most fly-halves would have played it safe and put it to boot

@@Thewouf unless I am mistaken, in this case he takes the ball out of his try zone. If the ball had been grounded, it would have been scrum for the ABs. (We had the scrum when McKenzie did that in his own try zone after Penaud's kick at the end of the game).

@@gregoirebenzaken2827 Yeah, I think you're right - I'd previously missed it, but he gathers the ball *just* outside of his in-goal area then carries it in, which I assume means any grounding would have resulted in an AB scrum. Autant pour moi ! Tout ca pour dire qu'il est tout simplement balaise, le mec

Hahahah 😂

It's also the value of the opponent side that creates the thrill of a ounter attack, so I'd choose Lions vs NZ

@@sylvainrivet8987 Yeah, I love sides that score when 90% of their side are offside, it's great. I also love how NH refs are blind as dumb fucks. :D Losers. Rugby is dead now. NH refs are killing the game and NH IRB are making the game soft for their soft nations.

Came to say the same thing. Mindblowing that these could be left out!

Couldn't agree more. The Gareth Edwards try may even be the most famous try ever scored.

Agree - the Edwards try is the best counter attack try I ever saw. And simply the best try!

Bugger, you beat me to it!! 🤣 How that '73 Baba's try could be left out I have no idea?!?! Maybe the person who compiled this wasn't even alive in the 20th Century! Bloody millennials! Think they know everything! 🤣

I remember it, it was France vs Australia, 1990, a wonderful try, it's on youtube I think

Difficult to say : Blanco didn't do it only once ;)

1987 World cup semi final

In March 1991, England-France, V nations-a try of St-André-an incredible job by Camberabero-The try of the century

meh it was basically just cuthbert being a rubbish defender

It was gio applon isn't it ?

I'm guilty of this too, I'm woke to him now

yeah ... for sure. that has videos all to itself. ... it will never be bettered

Saved me typing

Hey Man, thanks for the comment ! Do you remember which year it was or who scored the try ?

You mean French 100 meters try against Australia lats summer?

@@RugbyEverest ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rBF49Z7de6Y.html At 4:47

It was out of scrum so not really a counter

I was at that Stormers vs Chiefs game. Maybe the best club rugby game I've ever seen live. Both teams played like this for the full 80 minutes.

It would definitely be up there ! I had some problems with copyrights on this one so I could not post it … Thanks for the comment tho, really appreciate !

Teamwork 🤙

i was thinking the same

Will be in the second video !

True ! That one was a masterclass ! I think that they were attacking and not counter-attacking no ?

There's a try that they scored recently against Wales and it was good

Serevi has to be the best ever, in terms of speed & trickery!!

Will add it in a second part !

True true, I went to quickly on that one ! Thanks for noticing it !

This video was posted in 2021