World Rugby backs decision to disallow England’s late try against All Blacks

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• Ruling body says referee did not contravene new TMO law trial
• Sir Clive Woodward says England decision-making cost win

World Rugby believes the controversial decision to disallow Sam Underhill’s late try in England’s one-point defeat by New Zealand was correct and the governing body is satisfied the referee Jérôme Garcès did not contravene its new TMO law trial during the incident.

Underhill scored what looked like being the match-winning try after 76 minutes, having gathered the loose ball after Courtney Lawes had charged down TJ Perenara’s kick. Garcès at first awarded the try but then consulted the television match official, Marius Jonker, who ruled: “It’s offside so you need to change your on-field decision to a penalty.”

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Written by Gerard Meagher
This news first appeared on https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2018/nov/11/england-new-zealand-world-rugby-tmo-disallowed-try-sam-underhill under the title “World Rugby backs decision to disallow England’s late try against All Blacks”. Bolchha Nepal is not responsible or affiliated towards the opinion expressed in this news article.