Cliff Mytton shows us why you should always chase a penalty kick

I received a link to this interesting try from the 1998


Top14 Final between Stade Francais and Perpignan


from a guy who was actually at the game ten years ago.

Legendary flyhalf Diego Dominguez’s long range penalty kick hits the post and bounces back for Kiwi centre Cliff Mytton, who has followed up the kick like his school coach told him to.

A great example of hard work paying off. He would have chased kicks like this 100 times without anything happening from it. But the one time it really counts, in the final, his luck turns. Nice to see hard work rewarded.