Wales star Christ Tshiunza rampaged through three tacklers to score a try for Exeter Chiefs against Harlequins on Sunday.
The youngster found himself on the wing at Sandy Park and cut through the Quins' defence like a knife through butter.
The home side were running riot against their opponents and a bit of skill in the build-up to Tshiunza's score from Olly Woodburn had the BT Sport commentators purring. Tshiunza, playing at No. 7, was fed by his team-mate Woodburn, who performed an outrageous pick-up to get the move going in the first place.
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"Tshiunza, galloping away... oh Tshiunza's gone through!" said Nick Mullins behind the mic. "Goodness me, three Harlequins defenders look at each other. We all look at a young man called Christ Tshiunza on the rampage."
Co-commentator Ben Kay recognised the role of fly-half Harvey Skinner and Woodburn in the initial stages. "What a score, all created by that physicality in defence... by your No. 10 making a dominant hit that dislodges the ball. In he comes, put pressure on the catch and then how about this for the pick-up?
"How does he do that? That is phenomenal. I don't think you'll see a better bit of skill in the Premiership this year. And then for a finish, three men marking him... I won't even need to use my physicality, I'll just burn them off and use a bit of footwork. That is a brilliant score from a young man."
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