Published
Wales opened their 2005 Championship with a tough home fixture against England.
With only four minutes left on the clock and one point down - the men in red were awarded a penalty. Gavin Henson stepped up and the rest is history.
With only four minutes left on the clock and one point down - the men in red were awarded a penalty. Gavin Henson stepped up and the rest is history.
- Category
- Rugby
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
01:04
TMO confirms Italian penalty try after collapsed maul! | NatWest 6 Nations
-
01:07
Sexton kicks incredible 45m drop kick to win the match!! | NatWest 6 Nations
-
00:35
Owen Farrell kicks monster penalty to extend England lead! | Guinness Six Nations
-
00:53
Greig Laidlaw kicks Scotland into the lead! | NatWest 6 Nations
-
01:09
Laidlaw kicks match winning penalty right at the end! | NatWest 6 Nations
-
00:43
Laidlaw kicks penalty as Scotland celebrate win! | RBS 6 Nations
-
00:49
Elliot Daley slots massive 55m Penalty! | NatWest 6 Nations
-
01:29
TMO confirms penalty try and Watson yellow card! | NatWest 6 Nations
-
00:45
Jonny May scores class try after Farrell kicks in behind! | NatWest 6 Nations
-
00:51
Beauxis kicks pin point cross field for Benjamin Fall! | NatWest 6 Nations
-
00:48
Sexton kicks Ireland's second penalty in Paris! | NatWest 6 Nations
-
02:13
Henson kick sees Wales beat England on road to Grand Slam | RBS 6 Nations
-
00:40
Phillips scores electric try to beat England in 2008! | NatWest 6 Nations
-
00:52
Maxime Machenaud kicks another penalty for France | NatWest 6 Nations
-
00:37
Anscombe kicks late penalty to make it a one score game! | NatWest 6 Nations
-
00:50
Ireland win a strong scrum penalty as Murray kicks at goal! | NatWest 6 Nations
-
00:49
Sexton kicks penalty after Murray taken out! | NatWest 6 Nations
-
01:42
Gavin Henson wins it for Wales against England in 2005! | Guinness Six Nations
-
00:49
Maxime Machenaud slots 45m monster penalty! | NatWest 6 Nations
-
00:34
Carbery kicks crucial penalty to push lead out by nine points! | Guinness Six Nations
Loading...