This Saturday the RCT offered themselves a precious victory (36-24) against Racing 92. A real offensive festival for Pierre Mignoni's men who scored no less than 6 tries in this meeting. Among them, a certain Baptiste Serin stood out.
Against Racing 92, the Toulonnais once again showed all their offensive ease. An overall successful performance despite a small slump which allowed for the Racingmen to come back to the score. Among those who distinguished themselves under the RCT jersey, Setariki Tuicuvu who scored the first two tries of this match showing, once again, that he was more than just a substitute. In the pack how could you not notice Lewis Ludlam who literally floated, effective in defense (13/13 in tackling) as well as in attack with many meters gained with the ball in hand.
In the middle of all this, a conductor named Baptiste Serin. And if no one doubts his qualities, it is no less pleasant to see him still pierce defenses like this. In one of the first actions of this match, the Toulon scrum half surprised Nolann Le Garrec's teammates with a fake pass. He then takes a light kick which he recovers despite pressure from Jordan Joseph to give the ball at the last minute to Charles Ollivon. The third row, who will also be injured in this actionruns a few meters before giving Baptiste Serin support again. And once again under pressure, the scrum-half adjusts a superb foot pass for his winger who almost only has to flatten into the goal. In a single action Baptiste Serin showed a large part of his offensive palette with a disconcerting ease in surprising the defense or his reading of the game, his speed of execution and his precision with his feet.
