Ireland rugby fans outraged as new previously unseen camera angle emerges on pivotal French try

The dust is beginning to settle on France’s 30-24 win over Ireland rugby this weekend but a new controversy has emerged following the top of the table clash between the league favourites.

Guinness Six Nations revealed a new camera angle of France’s first try scored by Antoine Dupont and it has since caused an uproar on social media.

This new, previously unseen, camera angle was not shown in the stadium during the clash on Sunday.

The try that this covers was the first of the match as France ran a slickly-executed move down their right flank.

The ball passed between a number of Fabien Galthies men before ending up in the grasp of Antoine Dupont who ran in for France Rugby and their first try of the match.

In such a close contest, this really was a pivotal score.

Here is the angle that was posted yesterday.

The angle we’ve all been waiting for 🤩#GuinnessSixNations pic.twitter.com/8jtjdiSDSt

— Guinness Six Nations (@SixNationsRugby) February 14, 2022

The reaction on social media was swift.

Here are some of the responses from rugby fans yesterday.

A very forward pass – not bitter at all🥴 https://t.co/Q1sNiTUKfI

— Conor Faherty (@conorfahertyy) February 15, 2022

Quality Rugby but a forward pass in there for sure 😮 Where was the TMO? @SixNationsRugby @IrishRugby https://t.co/SYkdPm05Q1

— Keith Mongan (@mongank) February 15, 2022

Forgot you’re playing against the TV Director in Paris too https://t.co/78Y2eHZ7z3

— sam (@smurdawg) February 15, 2022

What do you think?

Should this try have been given?

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