The try was pretty easy for Borges after he got the lucky bounce, but it came from a banana-cross-kick from their flyhalf which caught the defence off guard.Ĭlermont beat Racing Metro 30-22 at home with tries to Wesley Fofana and Thomas Domingo. Lucas Borges scored an amazing try for Albi against Toulouse as they lost 19-13. His second try, which comes in at number 1 on this list, was an absolute scorcher that came from within his own half. The flying Fijian Viliame Waqaseduadua scored two tries for Brive in their 23-20 loss to Montauban. James Haskell also scored, as did Julien Arias as he shoved off a couple of hapless tackles. Mirco Bergamasco scored again for Stade Francais as they thrashed Castres 44-18 in Paris. Montpellier won the match 21-20 though, with Sebastien Kuzbik scoring for them after handing off Tom May. We have the best of those for you in another short highlights clip.įirst up we have Toulon's match with Montpellier and the man we interviewed last week, Ross Skeate, scoring his first try for the club. Will has been extremely unlucky with injury recently, but with his playmaking abilities and versatility, he is set to continue to make an impact for Ulster in the time ahead.In round 6 of the French Top 14 some fantastic tries were scored across the country. “I am also delighted that Will is remaining with us, and I look forward to seeing him back out on the field soon. “It is great that he has bought into our ambitions for the future, and his experience and skills will play an important role in helping us to achieve those. “John is a valued member of our squad, who continues to play a central role in the team, both on and off the field,” said Ulster coach Dan McFarland. Known for his impressive work-rate, the former England under-20s openside has made close to 40 appearances for his current club since a debut in the Anglo-Welsh Cup in November 2017. The Irish-qualified back row also holds the Saracens record for most tackles in a game, with 39 tackles made in the Premiership Rugby Cup semi-final versus Worcester in 2019. The 29-year-old, who is equally comfortable in midfield and at fullback, has been with the province since 2018 after racking-up over 100 appearances for Sale Sharks.Ģ3-year-old, Reffell, will join Ulster from Saracens, where he was awarded the Young Player of the Season award for 2020/21. Meanwhile, Ireland international Will Addison is set to continue to bring his superb vision and ability to create tries to the Ulster set-up.
His performances for the province have seen him consistently rank among the top points-scorers in the Pro14, now United Rugby Championship, competition. The talismanic player is known for his sniping runs, kicking success, and ability to dictate games. Since joining Ulster in 2017, 31-year-old Cooney has been a mainstay in the province’s matchday squads. Scrumhalf John Cooney and utility back Will Addison have committed their futures to Ulster with Saracens 23-year-old Sean Reffell making a move to Ulster next summer.