Watch - Racing 92's Henry Arundell finishes off 65m counter-attacking try
Arguably, the most highly touted talent in English Rugby, Henry Arundell, has already collected a highlight reel worthy of a full career.
The 21-year-old back-three star broke through for London Irish two seasons ago with his length-of-the-pitch try against Toulon grabbing headlines the world over.
Since then, Arundell has gone on to become an English international, with his five-try performance against Chile at the World Cup earning him a place in England’s 3rd place match with Argentina.
Whilst his performance that evening did set the world alight, it did prove that England head coach Steve Borthwick see’s a bright future for Arundell.
Now playing for French Top 14 powerhouse Racing 92 since London Irish’s heartbreaking demise. Arundell has gone to another level since his move to Paris.
Scoring a hattrick for the Parisians on his debut against Toulon, Arundell had social media abuzz with excitement.
A few weeks later and Arundell is at it again, this time against back-to-back European Champions La Rochelle.
Ronan O’Gara’s side have had a rotten start to their season and currently languishes in 11th place whilst Racing top the table.
Thus it was little surprise that Racing took control of the clash in a rather dominant fashion.
Despite clearly being in the ascendancy, Racing struggled to get a crucial bonus point try.
That was of course until the final minutes when Arundell showed his athleticism to finish a remarkable try in the corner.
The score was so good that it had two-time Springbok Rugby World Cup-winning captain Siya Kolisi out of his seat.
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There is a continued murmur in local circles about reciprocal bi annual tours between SA and Argentine. Whether it's full blooded test tours or development tours or a mixture - ie touring with a "test" 20 and a development 20 the cream of which will be used in tests. We actually really enjoy playing the Argies and I believe they enjoy playing us. It goes back seventy years to the Junior Bok tours to Argentine involving Isaac van Heerden.
Go to commentsDon't think you've watched enough. I'll take him over anything I's seen so far. But let's see how the future pans out. I'm quietly confident we have a row of 10's lined uo who would each start in many really good teams.
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