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Watch: Joey Carbery ices Munster win with sniping try in star performance

Joey Carbery dives over to score against Connacht.

A week after overcoming a fired up Johnny Sexton and Leinster outfit, Munster out-half Joey Carbery showed his class again by scoring a match-deciding try against Connacht, putting his side up 31-17.

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The elusive number 10 carved a right foot step to cut past a sliding Connacht defender before beating one more to dive over after switching to fullback for the final period.

Carbery converted all four Munster tries and added a penalty in Munster’s 31-24 win.

It capped an all-round performance from Carbery who collected man of the match honours in Galway, pipping Connacht centre Tom Farrell who pressed his claims for a Six Nations campaign with an impressive performance in a losing side.

Munster sit atop of Conference A in the Guinness Pro14 with nine wins from 13 matches, while rivals Leinster top Conference B with 11 wins from 13 matches. Munster’s win propelled them to the top after Glasgow lost to Treviso.

Johann Van Graan’s side will now turn their attention to Champions Cup pool play, with a key away fixture against Gloucester next weekend.

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NB 5 hours ago
Can Samoa and Tonga ever become contenders when their top talent is skimmed?

Why did he pick Tonga in the first place if he’s a Kiwi HHT?? Answer the question.

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NB 5 hours ago
Can Samoa and Tonga ever become contenders when their top talent is skimmed?

It is chicken and egg, but ensuring the island nations can play top tier teams or be part of a competition like the rugby championship would be a massive step towards retaining talent so that they mprove.

Yes they have to start somewhere. If they really want the PI’s to be competitive they have to back them to the hilt.

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NB 5 hours ago
Can Samoa and Tonga ever become contenders when their top talent is skimmed?

You seem to think that because they were developed in NZ they owe the country something. They don’t. They are entitled to represent other nations through parentage, grand parentage or place of birth - just like Sotutu!

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NB 5 hours ago
Can Samoa and Tonga ever become contenders when their top talent is skimmed?

No he’s a good chance.

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NB 5 hours ago
Can Samoa and Tonga ever become contenders when their top talent is skimmed?

I doubt either would have made it.


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