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By their very nature intercepts are dramatic, instantly changing the course of play — and often entire matches.

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Yet while most interceptions involve the hands of a defending player, how about their feet?

This remarkable piece of play happened on Friday night in the Gallagher PREM, England’s top division of rugby union.

The man who does it is 28-year-old Argentina international Santi Carreras playing for his club side Bath against Harlequins.

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‘One of the coolest things I’ve ever seen on a rugby pitch’

“No way has Santi Carreras done that… what an intervention!” the TNT Sport commentary team declared in disbelief as the Argentine, defending two on one, intentionally kicked the final pass out of the Harlequins winger’s grasp with his right boot, before regathering the ball with one hand to run the length of the field to score.

“He didn’t even think about going with the hands, not for a minute.”

“That is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen on a rugby pitch, they’re moments you dream about.”

Given he’s heading back to rugby in 2027, you can only wonder if Sydney Rosters star Mark Nawaqanitawse is taking notes for the NRL grand final next weekend?

I promise you’ve never seen an intercept try like this.

Absolutely incredible. pic.twitter.com/sSsrthYhCG

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— Tight Five Rugby (@TightFive_Rugby) September 25, 2026