5. Jack Dunne
Dunne led the charge for Exeter as they showcased remarkable resilience, overcoming a 19-10 deficit to secure a 32-24 victory against Munster and maintain their unbeaten record in the European Champions Cup.
The former Leinster forwards pivotal try, following a skillful chase down of a kick, propelled Exeter into the lead, with Henry Slade contributing a bonus-point score to seal the impressive comeback.
Under the guidance of boss Rob Baxter, Exeter demonstrated their tenacity and determination on the rugby field.
A couple of years back, Dunne publicly came out as bisexual in an interview with the Independent, talking about his desire to be a role model for LGBTQ kids.
Thatβs an impressive goal for any young rugby player.
QUIZ: Name Every Head Coach to Win the Menβs Guinness Six Nations (2000 β 2023)
The brains behind the Six Nations masterplans, these head coaches have all won ‘Rugby’s Greatest Championship’, since the modernised competition began back in 2000. Throughout the history of the competition, there have been only five head coaches to win the competition on more than one occasion.
However, Ireland head coach Andy Farrell is looking to become the sixth, as he orchestrates the men from the Emerald Isle into defending their Six Nations Grand Slam. In total, the Six Nations has been won by 13 different head coaches, and we challenge you to name them all in the next six minutes!
Your time starts… now! Good luck!