VIDEO. From his goal, kick over and defender eliminated: the try of the year of more than 100 meters scored by the Parisian Dakuwaqa

Le Parisien a inscrit un essai tout simplement exceptionnel. Capture d'écran X Canal +

Portés par leur ailier tongien Peniasi Dakuwaqa, auteur d'un doublé et d'une passe décisive, les Parisiens ont enchainé samedi 24 février une quatrième victoire consécutive et gardent la tête du Top 14, avec 50 points, avant le déplacement de Toulouse à Clermont dimanche.

Conversely, the Racingmen conceded a fourth defeat in a row: a black series which coincides with the absence of Gaël Fickou, Cameron Woki and Antoine Gibert, retained with the XV of France to compete in the Tournament of the 6 Nations 2024.

First three days ago, Stuart Lancaster's players are now sixth. They never regained the control that allowed them to win at the Jean-Bouin stadium in the fall (13-9).

Kolisi's card from the 7th minute

From the third minute of play, Stade Français besieged Racing 92's 22 meters. Taking advantage of the temporary exclusion of Siya Kolisi for an accumulation of fouls (7th), the Parisians found the fault at the end of the line via Dakuwaqa (10th).

Too undisciplined, messy in touch and imprecise on their rare balls to play, the Ciels et Blancs did not see the light of day during the first period.

They logically gave in again when Dakuwaqa dropped his compatriot Wame Naituvi before serving Lester Etien (24th). More precise and incisive after returning from the locker room, the Racingmen reversed the balance of power in the rucks and pushed the Parisians into mistakes on numerous occasions.

An end-to-end test of the field

At first helpless against the best defense in the Top 14, Siya Kolisi's teammates ended up finding the fault thanks to their winger Henry Arundell (58th). But while Racing 92 increased the pressure on the Parisian defense, Dakuwaqa stunned the Arena.

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On a ball recovered in his in-goal, the Fijian launched into a crazy race of more than 100 meters to score his second try (64th) and seal the victory for the Soldiers Roses.

During the next day of Top 14, the Racingmen will try to stop their spiral of defeats on the pitch of Bordeaux-Bègles, while the Stade français will want to continue against Pau.