WATCH: Spain shock New Zealand with stunning last-gasp winner

Sunday, 10 March 2019 at 16:07

bySteven Smith

New Zealand's All Black Sevens have suffered their first loss to Spain at the Canada Sevens tournament.

The men's sevens side were defeated 26-24 thanks to a surprise post-fulltime hooter try by the Spaniards, whom New Zealand beat 19-7 last week.

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¡Lo han hecho! ¡@ferugby canta victoria por primera vez en la historia ante Nueva Zelanda, con este brillante try de Pol Pla! #Canada7s.

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