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Scotland 20 England 17 - Ben White Try - Six Nations 2022 - Rugby Book Cover Poster (Various Sizes Available)
Scotland 20 England 17 - Ben White Try - Six Nations 2022 - Rugby Book Cover Poster (Various Sizes Available)
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This print is the perfect gift for any Scottish Rugby fan as an iconic moment is captured in this classic book cover poster.
The moment illustrated is the try by Ben White for Scotland against England in the 2022 Six Nations Championship.
On a famous day for Scottish rugby, the hosts retained their hold on the Calcutta Cup with back to back wins against the 'Auld Enemy' for the first time since 1984.
England were leading 0-3 in the 17th minute when debutant Ben White (on for an injured Ali Price) fed the ball to Stuart Hogg. Hogg slipped the ball to the onrushing Darcy Graham who nipped between two England players to break free. Graham then weaved past a couple of England challenges before passing to White to finish for the try.
The Scots led 10-6 at the half before England came back to lead 10 - 17. The turning point came in the 66th minute as Luke Cowan-Dickie was punished for pushing the ball into touch deliberately. A penalty try was awarded and Cowan-Dickie was yellow carded. England were down to 14 for ten minutes and the scores were level.
Could Scotland take advantage?... in a word, YES! The pressure was too much for England who conceded a penalty. Finn Russell slotted through to give Scotland a 20 - 17 lead with only eight minutes remaining. The hosts held on to secure a famous Murrayfield win and start their Six Nations campaign off with a bang!
Each poster will be printed, lovingly wrapped and securely sealed into a postal tube before being safely delivered to your door!
LEGAL DISCLAIMER:
All the artwork sold on headfuzz by grimboid shop is 100% Unofficial. The designs are made by a fan for other fans all over the world. Headfuzz by grimboid shop is not associated with any sporting organisation, film studio, TV network, music label or book publisher. If any copyright has been breached it is purely accidental and any listing which does so will be removed from the site immediately.
The moment illustrated is the try by Ben White for Scotland against England in the 2022 Six Nations Championship.
On a famous day for Scottish rugby, the hosts retained their hold on the Calcutta Cup with back to back wins against the 'Auld Enemy' for the first time since 1984.
England were leading 0-3 in the 17th minute when debutant Ben White (on for an injured Ali Price) fed the ball to Stuart Hogg. Hogg slipped the ball to the onrushing Darcy Graham who nipped between two England players to break free. Graham then weaved past a couple of England challenges before passing to White to finish for the try.
The Scots led 10-6 at the half before England came back to lead 10 - 17. The turning point came in the 66th minute as Luke Cowan-Dickie was punished for pushing the ball into touch deliberately. A penalty try was awarded and Cowan-Dickie was yellow carded. England were down to 14 for ten minutes and the scores were level.
Could Scotland take advantage?... in a word, YES! The pressure was too much for England who conceded a penalty. Finn Russell slotted through to give Scotland a 20 - 17 lead with only eight minutes remaining. The hosts held on to secure a famous Murrayfield win and start their Six Nations campaign off with a bang!
Each poster will be printed, lovingly wrapped and securely sealed into a postal tube before being safely delivered to your door!
LEGAL DISCLAIMER:
All the artwork sold on headfuzz by grimboid shop is 100% Unofficial. The designs are made by a fan for other fans all over the world. Headfuzz by grimboid shop is not associated with any sporting organisation, film studio, TV network, music label or book publisher. If any copyright has been breached it is purely accidental and any listing which does so will be removed from the site immediately.
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