How Kolbe Scored the Stunning Series Winning Try For Springboks Versus British & Irish Lions
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- Опубліковано 8 сер 2021
- Kolbe’s try analysis. So much going on in the build-up to this series changing try! Please share your comments on what you see...
Am transitioned from D into attack fast with great footwork and offload to get the play moving.
Le Roux was so good with the ball in hand. First of all, scanning to see where to attack then a beautiful out-to-in running line to draw defender but critically preserve space for the devastating Kolbe.
Watch how Kolber gives the defender no hope by planting off his left foot to ensure the defender's momentum keeps going the wrong way.
Also, watch how he transfer the ball to his right arm so once he’s stepped inside he can then hand off the final defender.
What did you see?
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Great video! Le Roux also runs with the ball in both hands, giving himself options on a pass to either side and/or dummy, thus creating a moment’s hesitation for the defence (the reason why it seems he has so much time on the ball). Reinach, alongside him, is also communicating clearly about options. Kolbe gets the ball and then it’s pure rugby gold.
Awesome insights. Thanks for sharing! I completely agree with your points. Reinach has a key role in this whole play.
Great analysis, this guy ( Kolbe) is just from another planet...ya just can't train that natural ability & prowess that he has.
And as the old adage says, “form is temporary and class is permanent” (Kolbe and Willie)
Nice. Now we need a side by side comparison of this and the WC final one 👍
Such a fantastic player who’s stepping up in the big moments.
hi coach, i saw different comments about defence on kolbe,i can tell you as toulouse fan,he is like a canon ball ,pure dynamite and face to face there is no match.
He keeps getting better and always shines when needed most. I’m sure defense coaches have their plans in place but in these situations having a plan is one thing but executing is another….
@@ContactCoachagree,in french,"entre le dire et le faire..."
As a springbok supporter this was one lucky try and I'm saying it in a good way. On another day the ball would've probably bounced forward from Wiese. Everything just went our way that moment and I'm glad it did.
@@ContactCoach agree! We all went mad that moment. The last time I got excited when a winger touched the ball was when Bryan Habana was in his prime.
@@iea9677 very special seeing him in full flight!
Teamwork at its best with communications between the 3 attackers. Great try. The first nail in the BIL coffin.
Agreed, you can really see how they worked as a trio effectively.
Kolbe is the best winger in the world
Absolutely electric and a pleasure to watch!
A pretty standard 2 on 1, draw the defender, then release the pass. Let's not over hype it too much lads! Solid finishing from Kolbe tho. Lions had a similar one in the first half, just he didn't let the pass go! He'll have sleepless nights over that one
Hogg would've passed, as soon as Russel came on we had the wrong 15.
@@MrArronMc Hogg would have passed yeah. I gotta disagree, it was Fin Russell who made the pass to create that opportunity, we needed that magic on the pitch.
its worth hyping up because Kolbe is just sooo good. I think the skills of the BI Lions players are hyped up a bit too much though. As soon as they win something big, they are Knighted. Our guys does these things day in and day out and make it look so easy.
Thanks for taking a look, JT! There is beauty in the simplicity of running lines and execution. I agree that the Lions will be kicking themselves for not executing their opportunity.
@@pushthetempo2 it reads as though you and Arron are saying the same thing.
Now the Rugby championship guys. Grand Slam.
That would be an epic win especially with games outside of SA!
First Am, then Le Roux and then Kolbe react lightning quick.
Agreed. Cool to see and show our teams how important that is!
The space was made when WDM went to challenge for the up and under and nobody covered his wing. SA train for that exact eventuality. It wasn’t just playing what’s in front of them. They knew it could happen. They spot it, call it, run it.
You're correct, and it should have been the Fullback who covered in that instance.
But the Fullback was Liam Williams, who isn't a very good Fullback at the best of times let alone on this tour.
So the Lions were always going to struggle with him at 15.
I'll go on say that Kolbe without space is even more dangerous. He's like a trapped wild animal in enclosed spaces ....DANGEROUS
That's a great call. So dangerous!
Looks awfully familiar to another match winning try for the springboks 😏
hahaha, love it!
All starts with stepping and passing
embarassing how williams instantly trys to shut him down, noone talking about how if he gets low and shepards kolbe it wouldve been stopable
Oh that's a tough one I feel. Kolbe has so much credit in the bank for stepping inside and outside along with his speed that this puts the defender in a tough position- especially when he's tracking across at speed. That's not to say that Williams may look at it back and feel he could have done better. He's a world-class FB in his own right.
Williams wasn't good all game tbh. He was quite poor all tour in fact.
Talked a good game pre-match at the press conference. But then failed to deliver, even under the high ball which was supposed to be the one area he was better at.
The two-on-one draw and pass he butchered was absolutely terrible. Just amateur level bad. Williams was a reputation pick, not a form selection - and it showed all tour.
Actually Reinach was in a better position.... with all the defenders gliding outside. Kolbe needed to seriously employ himself.... So it was the riskiest option.
Reinach had a defender tracking closely behind him and would’ve been directly in line with Williams
Thanks for sharing. I think an important point is that Le Roux had options and that's why I feel this play was great. The transition to get themselves into this attacking position, with options, and in minimal time was fantastic.
@@joelkruger6654 Reinach was probably the 2nd or 3rd fastest player on the field that day... faster than Josh W or Van der Merve, Williams, etc. The player tracking him was 2m behind - no chance. Dickie was able to reach Kolbe because he lost time avoiding Williams. It was a bit lucky with the handoff. Passing outside (to Kolbe) after fixing the deffender, LeRoux took himself out of the support game and disrupted all support possibilities to the ball carrier (Kolbe) so basically that pass took Reinach out too. If Kolbe slides while avoiding Williams or falls after the contact with Dickie, no more support, no more try
@@joelkruger6654 in my opinion and from a strictly theoretical perspective Leroux should have run straight, not trying to save space for Kolbe and preserving 2 or 3-4 options... left-right, chip and under with 3 axes
@@ContactCoach never said anything about transition or Kolbe's action... just said that you highlighted not the best option. I don't know where you are watching rugby, but these kind of transitions can be seen regularly in Top 14 or NZ competitions. SA Currie Cup is not strange either, homeschool competitions too... They only like to exchange blows a bit too much... that's why they are more rare. .. What was extraordinary by the way was not the transition, but the fact they really expected and went for it. In your video you can see 4 SAFAs in the outside channel while midfield is totally uncovered. If Wiese misses the ball, is try in the middle for the Lions. Of course the transition was quick as long as they were prepared for it.... otherwise you will never see empty midfield in Springboks defence. They played the russian roulette and they won, still the ball was pretty messy.
the try was lost when all the Lions clustered around the kick landing point instead of spreading out. same thing happened at least twice in the second test. should have learned from that. great analysis, btw, thanks
Yes, I'm with you. The bounce up from the catch brought everyone in and left space behind that SA exploited.
Yet us Saffas calling for Willie to be axed
He can sure light up a game. Big fan. Loved seeing him when he was with Wasps in the Prem.
Man it don't matter if Le Roux created room all he had to do was pass to Kolbe in space and its over. It don't even matter no more, he's THAT good.
Kolbe with space eqauls try
Haha fair point! Soooo good. A pleasure to watch.
Le Roux is brilliant in judging available options whether running into to space to receive a pass or with the ball . He creates space for teammates in better positions and his timing of passes is extraordinary. Am's brilliant quick turnaround found Willie already in positional space and his creation of more space and getting rid of a few possible defenders and timing of pass to Kolbe was sheer genius. This try illustrates the quick reactions and speed of Am , Willie and Cheslin.
@@lesliestrydom4157 Le Roux is a classic playmaking 10. Even when he's out of form, he always ALWAYS picks the right the pass.
I really miss the young Willie Le Roux when he was at the Cheetahs and a when Meyer first gave him his first few caps, his pace and counter attacking were breathtaking
It was a great game, however it wasn't a series winning try. There was a series winning penalty. The try didn't give the Boks the win.
Thanks for taking a look, Brian. What do you think of the penalties leading up to the kick?
Logically speaking all tries and successful kicks contribute to each winning or even losing scores !