Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu’s action that generated controversy Ireland vs South Africa

The spectacular duel between the No. 1 in the ranking, South Africavisiting Ireland Not only did he leave moments of good rugby, he also had periods of indiscipline and was not exempt from controversy. All rugby, in Disney+ Premium Plan.

One of them happened in the opening minutes of the duel, which quickly had the Springboks as owners of the night with the early conquest of Damian Willemse. A few moments later, the African team had to withstand the attacks of the hosts, who did not want to let their rival take off on the scoreboard.

This is how the Clover was deployed with ease along the entire front of attack, opening the field from side to side to find the wing with a lot of space available. Tommy O’Brienwho did not hesitate and began to run towards the goal. But it was not going to be an easy task to reach the goal of the world champions, since they had to overcome two obstacles: Pieter-Steph du Toit and Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu.

The third line managed to tackle him well below with the intention of getting him out of the field, while the fly half waited at the top to contribute to the task. The first achieved his goal, but the young back did not manage to position himself in the best way, so he collided directly with his shoulder with the opponent and was never able to deploy his arms to complete the tackling movement.

This caused a large part of the Irish players to react instantly against the Stormers player. The English referee Matthew Carley intervened and first consulted with one of his assistants and then began the deliberation with the TMO. After analyzing the maneuver, he warned both teams for what happened and decided to charge a penalty for Ireland without even admonishing Feinberg-Mngomezulu.