WATCH: Ollie Thorley vs Alex Cuthbert is an epic foot race!

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Saturday, 08 December 2018 at 14:47

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A brilliant break from Ollie Thorley eventually leads to a try for team-mate Willi Heinz during their Champions Cup clash against Exeter Chiefs at Sandy Park.

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Those wheels 😳🔥 Ollie Thorley vs Alex Cuthbert is some foot race! It ends with @gloucesterrugby crossing for their opening try 👏

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