Watch: Huw Jones throws two behind-the-back passes in 5 seconds to set up sensational Scotland try

Scotland’s centre Huw Jones pulled off two behind-the-back passes in one magical Scotland movement, combining down the left edge with Sean Maitland to score a great Scotland try.

WOW!

Huw Jones take a bow. Stunning hands to open up the defence and great support to take the return pass and put in Horne.

Absolutely stunning rugby.

— Andy Burke (@AndyBurke_) November 17, 2018

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Down 7-0, Scotland’s enterprising play leveled things in emphatic fashion, when Jones freed up Maitland with a shovel around the back from his own 40-metre line. Maitland fought to swat away Springbok halfback Embrose Papier before offloading a return pass to Jones back on the inside for his second touch.

Another cracking behind-the-back flick pass inside to fellow midfielder Peter Horne finished off the movement that started inside their own half.

TRY! Pete Horne scores for Scotland against South Africa at BT Murrayfield.

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— Scottish Rugby (@Scotlandteam) November 17, 2018

That was utter filth – Thise two offloads from Huw Jones ? pic.twitter.com/80R3AqwWr3

— Thistle Scottish Rugby Podcast (@thistlerugbypod) November 17, 2018

Scotland’s attacking prowess wasn’t all spent on Horne’s try, with the side coming up with another stunning strike five minutes before halftime with a set-piece lineout move.

Scotland hit the Springbok line out with a well-worked trick play where open side flanker Hamish Watson split the lineout, ‘intercepting’ the deliberately low throw from a running start, before diving over untouched.

TRY! Hamish Watson scores Scotland's second try of the day against South Africa! ? #AsOne

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— Scottish Rugby (@Scotlandteam) November 17, 2018

After an explosive first half with two tries to each side, the game turned into a grind with no second-half tries for either side. The Springboks kicked two penalties to Scotland’s one to edge them 26-10.

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