French fans stunned by 'pass of the season' that sets up match winning length of the field try in Top 14 clash
By Rugby Onslaught

French fans stunned by ‘pass of the season’ that sets up match winning length of the field try in Top 14 clash

Fans in France are already calling this the pass of the season after this spectacular moment from this weekend’s Top 14 clash between Clermont and Toulouse.

The video of this sensational pass has gone viral on social media this weekend with rugby fans stunned by the sheer audacity of Toulouse full-back, Thomas Ramos, to do this right on his own try line.

The moment came in the 66th minute of play with the scores standing at 26-25 to the hosts Clermont. Toulouse only had 13 men on the field after losing two men to red cards.

We see as Camille Lopez makes a half break before booting the ball long for the corner for Thomas Ramos to pursue as he’s hounded down by a number of Clermont chasers.

What follows is being deemed as the best pass of the season by some. I can’t speak French but it sounded like the commentator almost had a coronary on witnessing this moment of sheer magic.

We watch as Toulouse go on to run the length of the field with French scrum-half Antoine Dupont finishing off to score and swing the lead back in the visitors favour.

You’re going to want to see this.

Watch Thomas Ramos’ sensational pass to set up this match-winning try

This really was a thing of beauty. With the international team flying high in this year’s Six Nations – can we safely say that French flair is back?

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