@Nepia said in Wallabies v Fiji:
@KiwiMurph said in Wallabies v Fiji:
I don't think that's exactly true.
If the attacking phase is under two phases (which this was) then the TMO can go back 2 phases
See note at the bottom of the below 2025 TMO protocols
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My issue with that table is that the touch wasn't part of the "attacking passage of play", it was part of a defending passage of play. So "technically" (yes, I'm being a pedant) that column shouldn't really apply.
I think that's the point - you can go back two phases regardless of whether an infringement happened with the attacking passage of play.
Might be misunderstanding you though.