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“Robbed” – 5 Most Debated Refereeing Decisions in Rugby History

2. Mark Cueto’s try

Matthew Tait made a brilliant move that broke through the South African defence, and he made a dash towards the try line.

The ball was then quickly passed to Mark Cueto on the left-wing, who broke through the tackle of Danie Rossouw and scored a try.

The referee, Alain Rolland, requested a review from the TMO, and the decision was inconclusive, resulting in a penalty awarded to England instead.

Despite the team’s efforts, South Africa’s Montgomery was instrumental in keeping England at bay, leading to their 15-6 victory and earning them the title of World Champions.

However, if Cueto’s ghost try had been approved, the outcome of the match might have been different.

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