The biggest cheer of the night for this moment of brilliance.
The story of the Rugby World Cup so far seems to be smaller countries really putting it up to the bigger nations.
We saw Fiji give England plenty of it on the opening night, we had Japan’s great show against South Africa and tonight Namibia may have given us yet another memorable moment.
The tiny African nation trailed by 34-6 at the break in their clash with the All-Blacks, but they got the loudest cheer of the night when they handed off a few of the biggest names in the world to score a wonderful try early in the second half.
Johan Deysel is the man who’s name will go down in history after a sweeping move outfixed the Kiwi cover
TRY TIME NAMIBIA – Johan Deysel scores http://t.co/TmjYKL2wJ0 #RWC2015 https://t.co/UwpqZckPVz
— Ultimate Rugby (@ultimaterugby) September 24, 2015
And the reaction was ecstatic
Fekitoa flicked off like dandruff.
— Paul Williams (@thepaulwilliams) September 24, 2015
https://twitter.com/killeroc/status/647142692074467328
I’d say the 15 New Zealanders on the pitch right now are going to suffer this week.
The punishment will be biblical.#NamibiaTry
— Andy McGeady (@andymcgeady) September 24, 2015
G'wan Namibia
— Sinéad Kissane (@sineadkissane) September 24, 2015
And even a man familiar to some Irish rugby fans was getting in on the action too,
Ah there's @Jcgreyling12 of Namibia and @OldWesleyRFC shunting Julian Savea out of play. Sums up the Africans' spirit pic.twitter.com/EwlZvcdTvM
— Pat McCarry (@patmccarry) September 24, 2015
The game ended 58-14 in favour of the All Blacks
