DEBUTS do not come much better than this as Ciarán Frawley got his Connacht career off to a flying start by scoring a late winning try. Incredibly, it was his second of the night as the province came from behind…

Ciaran Frawley scored a decisive late try to seal a 22-19 victory for Connacht against Benetton on his debut. The Ireland international crossed the line twice during the United Rugby Championship match, securing Stuart Lancaster's team their first win of the campaign at the second attempt.
Connacht led 17-12 at halftime following tries from Cian Prendergast, Sean O'Brien, and Frawley, despite losing Finlay Bealham to a yellow card. Benetton answered with two scores from Bautista Bernasconi and one from Leonardo Marin before Frawley clinched the win.
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