#5. Ben Spencer (Bath Rugby)
His exceptional vision and quick tempo ignited Bath’s attack, creating the opening for their first try after Max Ojomoh was tackled high in the act of scoring. Displaying immense work rate, he was rewarded as he chased his own kick and skillfully gathered the ball, setting up winger Cokanasiga for a try.
Having last worn the England jersey in the 2019 Rugby World Cup final, he showcased his remarkable leadership skills as Captain Fantastic in a thrilling match against Gloucester. From the very beginning, he led from the front, setting a heroic tone for his team’s victory.
With a nine-point lead, his tactical kicking game came to the fore, as he pushed Gloucester’s back three deep into their own territory, denying them any real chances to mount a comeback. His strategic decision-making and precise execution were instrumental in securing the win for his team
#6. Sam Underhill (Bath Rugby)
Just 50 minutes into the game, Underhill made an immediate impact for Bath Rugby as he came off the bench and wasted no time getting involved.
He set up Bath’s bonus point try with a superb inside ball just 5 meters away from the try line, showcasing his creativity and vision in attack. Underhill’s contribution didn’t stop there, as he crashed over for his team’s fifth try, highlighting his power and athleticism as a flanker.
As a key member of the England team that reached the 2019 World Cup final, Underhill’s class on the field is undeniable, and if he can maintain his fitness, he should undoubtedly be considered for a recall to the national squad.
His performance was a clear reminder of his exceptional talent and potential impact on the game.
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