Luke Cowan-Dickie's action meant that Darcy Graham didn't have a chance of catching the cross-field kick from Finn Russell himself - England's forward was the last man.
A penalty try doesn't need to be converted, instead it's an instant seven points and the home crowd was rejuvenated.
It's fair to say it really annoyed England fans.
5 Legitimately Toughest Rugby Players Of The Professional Era
#5. Jerry Collins (New Zealand)
He intimidated with his ferocious tackling and fearsome ball-carrying. If you want evidence of just how hard as nails Collins was, just ask Colin Charvis, who was knocked out cold by one of his tackles in a New Zealand v Wales game.
#4. Bakkies Botha (South Africa)
In an era when it has been more difficult to 'assert yourself' as a hard man because there are so many TV cameras around these days, he was still able to stand out as the Springboks' enforcer for a decade.
#3. Martin Johnson (England)
The former England captain was as tough as they come, once having to leave the field to have a cut to his eye tended to before returning to the field moments later.
#2. Paul O'Connell (Ireland)
Paul O’Connell is simply the type of person you do not mess with. He’s got a head like a battering ram and stands over six feet tall.
#1. Jacques Burger (Namibia)
His wild hair and misshapen nose bear testament to his hammering away at the breakdown coalface as a player who could perform with distinction across all three back-row positions.
