Former All Black Charles Piutau came up with a try-saving tackle his Bristol Bears side desperately needed, falling in a 26-21 loss to Wasps.
As opposite Marcus Watson made a dash for the tryline on the left wing, Piutau appeared from next to nowhere to bundle the winger into touch.
If that wasn't enough, Piutau also chipped in with a try, and an assist - proving his worth as the Premiership's highest paid player.
Despite his heroics, though, Bristol would fall to a five-point defeat.
Piutau isn't the only Kiwi plying his trade at Bristol, with former All Blacks John Afoa and Steven Luatua on the club's books, while ex-Blues coach Pat Lam leads the side.
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