Friday Night Standout Performers
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Alex Dunbar - Glasgow Warriors v Connacht
Dunbar was the standout performer in a very impressive Glasgow backline performance this evening as they cruised to victory over Connacht.
He made several breaks for a total gain of 75 metres, beating 3 defenders and throwing a few beautiful offloads.
He was rock solid in defence but the highlight of his performance came after 27 minutes when he burst through a gap in the Connacht defence and sprinted in to finish off a great try.
Jacob Stockdale - Ulster v Ospreys
Try for Ulster!
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🏉 Jacob Stockdale scores the first try in the game in the final minute to deny Ospreys a losing bonus-point
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The big winger was everywhere this evening, carrying for over 100 metres and made four tackles, the most out of the Ulster backline.
Stockdale showed his class to pick up a loose pass and race in under the posts which cemented the win for his side with the last play of the game.
Conor Murray - Cheetahs v Munster
Changed the game when he came on for James Hart in the first half. With his first touch/carry of the ball he showed his strength to barrage over the line 5 metres out.
Controlled the tempo of the game well as Munster fought back from a 17-0 deficit. He turned out to be the match winner late on with a huge kick from inside his own half to win the game for Munster 19-17.
Gary Graham - Newcastle Falcons v Sale Sharks
The openside is just back from injury but took no time to get back into form. He put his side on the front foot with a fantastic carry out of his 22 early on, which led to a try which he finished off himself.
He managed to accumulate a total of 66m in attack, making 2 clean breaks and beating 8 players from just 8 carries. He also put in a fantastic defensive shift, making 16 tackles and winning 2 turnovers.