So, What Makes An Effective Attack in Rugby? MLR Week 4 Chicago v Toronto | Rugby Analysis

So, what makes an effective attack in rugby? In this video I take a look at some key themes that make a rugby attack stand out. I love the use of Layers by the attack and how they are able to manipulate the Chicago defence!
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[@antoinehanna7602]

God video

[@GeraintDaviesGDD]

Thanks for taking a look

[@krnrrr]

good video, but strictly speaking not always a game starts from a set piece. a team may gain possession from a turnover, kick, loose pass or a knock-on - all types of broken play.

[@jordanrobinson690]

Probably meant to say game always REstarts from set piece

[@GeraintDaviesGDD]

Thanks for taking a look. Strictly speaking, the game ALWAYS starts from set-piece. Possession can be gained from turnovers, kick, loose passes etc, but the game had already started by that point. From a set piece!