Welsh official Ben Whitehouse made a defining intervention in the women's Rugby World Cup final that has divided opinion.
With 14-woman England leading 31-29 inside the final 10 minutes, TMO Whitehouse stepped in to overturn the referee's decision to award them a lineout. Ref Hollie Davidson believed Zoe Harrison's misjudged kick from outside her 22 clipped a New Zealand hand as it went out on the full. But Whitehouse stepped in to show there was no Kiwi contact, meaning a New Zealand lineout was correctly awarded in England territory.
From the resulting set-piece, the Black Fearns launched a devastating attack, with Ayesha Leti-I'iga scoring what proved to be the winning try in a 34-31 win.
