Outstanding Tries from Friday's Rugby Action

September 22, 2018
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Ultimate Rugby

Friday night's PRO14 action saw the Cheetahs and Ulster clash while Cardiff Blues and Muster faced off and finally in the Gallagher Premiership Newcastle Falcons hosted Exeter Chiefs.

Tomos Williams v Munster

Cardiff Blues centre Willis Halaholo ripped through the Munster defence in the 17th minute before finding his winger in support who duly finished off this superb try.

🏉| TRY for @cardiff_blues!@whalaholo rips the @Munsterrugby defence apart here👀

That's four tries in the first 17 minutes in this game now! 🔥

CAR 14-10 MUN#GuinnessPRO14 pic.twitter.com/qS19G37jUo
— Premier Sports 📺 (@PremierSportsTV) September 21, 2018

Andrew Conway v Cardiff Blues

Cardiff Blues claimed a resounding 37-13 win over Munster but it wasn't down to the lack of effort shown by Munster winger Andrew Conway.

The Irish international scored a brace of tries against Cardiff. This try showed what Munster can do from turnover with a great piece of play from Carbery.

Cloete steal ✔️
Carbery pass ✔️
Conway try ✔️

Sensational from @Munsterrugby! #GuinnessPRO14 #CBLvMUN pic.twitter.com/qILFBv7SfG
— eir Sport (@eirSport) September 21, 2018

David Shanonan v The Cheetahs
The Ulster halfback dotted down twice against the Cheetahs with some superb support play.

Here he runs a great line after Stuart McCloskey put Darren Cave away with a sublime offload.

🏉| It's fast and furious in South Africa! @Davidshanoman scores his second of the game here and puts @UlsterRugby back into the lead!

CHE 10-14 ULS#GuinnessPRO14 pic.twitter.com/lRHp5pwGB6
— Premier Sports 📺 (@PremierSportsTV) September 21, 2018

Zach Kilbrige v Exeter Chiefs

After being a late inclusion in the Falcons starting line up, Zach Kilbirige seised his opportunity to grab his first Premiership try.

He was brilliantly set up thanks to an outstanding offload by Johnny Williams.

Zach Kibirige with the try but how about that offload from Johnny Williams 🔥

What a start from Newcastle! pic.twitter.com/8aeBQ1Lqut
— Rugby on BT Sport (@btsportrugby) September 21, 2018

A close look at the offload...