Finn Russell produced one of the funniest moments of the weekend as Northampton Saints beat Bath 71-48 in an extraordinary Gallagher PREM clash.
The Scotland fly-half was caught on camera grabbing England youngster Henry Pollock by the ankle during Saturday's thriller at Franklin's Gardens.
With Pollock walking away, Russell casually reached down and grabbed his boot, appearing to stop the Saints star in his tracks.
The cheeky moment came during the first half, with the referee looking elsewhere.
It was typical Russell, who has never been afraid to wind up an opponent.
WATCH: Finn Russell takes down Henry Pollock
Pollock has built a reputation as one of rugby's biggest characters, but this time it was Russell providing the entertainment.
The incident came during one of the most remarkable matches in Gallagher PREM history.
Northampton ran out 71-48 winners, with the two sides combining for an incredible 119 points and 18 tries.
Ollie Sleightholme grabbed a hat-trick for Saints, while England teammate Tommy Freeman crossed twice.
Russell kicked five conversions and a penalty for Bath, but it was the hosts who had the last laugh.
The contest finished as the second-highest scoring match in Premiership history.
