WATCH: New camera angle vindicates Michael Hooper from controversial sand-throwing incident

Upon looking at the first angle, Hooper looked bang to rights.

The Australian scrum needed all the help it could get against a dominant English pack. The Wallabies needed Hooper to pack down and assist his tighthead. Instead, an overhead camera appeared to show the openside tossing a handful of sand into the eyes of opposite number James Haskell.

Dirty, dirty Hooper, throwing mud in Haskell's face. #EngvAus pic.twitter.com/Dv0gxQS7NN

— Rich Leigh (@RichLeighPR) June 18, 2016

However, a second angle has completely vindicated Hooper from any wrongdoing:

Michael Hooper was cleared of any wrongdoing after this angle emerged post-game. #SandGate #AUSvENGhttps://t.co/jSHLwcULzQ

— RUGBYcomau (@rugbycomau) June 18, 2016

There was no stopping Haskell, however, as he made tackle after tackle after tackle for the English cause. Eddie Jones' men won 23-7 to claim their first ever Test series Down Under.