Wed 6 Oct 2021 | 10:51

Whistle Watch: Was it a deliberate knock-on?

Whistle Watch: Was it a deliberate knock-on?

Wed 6 Oct 2021 | 10:51

Whistle Watch: Was it a deliberate knock-on?

WATCH as retired referee Nigel Owens reviews all the key decisions in this past weekend’s Rugby Championship fixtures between New Zealand and South Africa.

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Owens takes a look at the decision to penalised Springboks centre Damian De Allende for a deliberate knock-on during South Africa’s 31-29 win over New Zealand.

The renowned Welsh referee also addresses the latest water boy incident involving the Springboks and All Blacks scrumhalf Brad Weber’s try.

Source: World Rugby

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