WATCH | Jet-heeled Veainu scores epic try from his own 22

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by Steven Smith

Saturday, 15 February 2020 at 20:58

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A stunning try from Telusa Veainu's saw second-bottom Leicester come from behind to beat Wasps 18-9 in the Premiership.

It was a pivotal moment when the Leicester fullback grabbed a loose pass to run in and score for Tigers.

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"@LeicesterTigers' stick of dynamite!" Telusa Veainu is lightning ⚡️ A Wasps mistake, a lovely pick-up, and he is GONE down the other end for a try!

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