Tomos Williams has revealed that he still hasn't watched back his incredible piece of skill that saved the day during Wales' World Cup win over Australia.
With three minutes left in the match, Williams denied Australia an attacking lineout by flinging himself acrobatically over the touchline and flicking the ball back in the field of play.
But, speaking to BBC Sport Wales , he revealed he hadn't given the moment of magic a second viewing.
When asked how many times he had watched it, he said: "None. I'm not bothered about that, just the win is most important.
He also explained how he had never really practised for that moment - calling it a "one-off".
"I try to get in that position whenever there's a kick to touch.
"A lot of 10s really push it sometimes and it wasn't a bad kick from him but luckily it was just enough in so I could stay infield, get off the floor and keep it in.
"But I don't know really, I don't really think about it too much - just try and keep the ball in."
