Wed 2 Dec 2020 | 08:36

Riotous rugby ... the weirdest events ever seen

Riotous rugby ... the weirdest events ever seen

Wed 2 Dec 2020 | 08:36

Riotous rugby ... the weirdest events ever seen

WATCH as we bring some of the most amazing, uproarious and skilful scenes ever seen on the field.

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Some of the most dazzling plays are mixed in with some sidesplitting mistakes.

So, sit back and enjoy a collection of the best moments ever compiled!

Source: SanArmind

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