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On November 10, 1993 Canada's national rugby team defeated Wales 26 - 24 in front of 27,000 shocked Welsh supporters at the historic Cardiff Arms Park.
Eight penalties from centre Neil Jenkins saw the home side 24-19 ahead as the game went into the dying seconds.
In a final, desperate attack, Steve Gray salvaged a ball heading into touch and passed it to Al Charron, Canadian rugby's most-capped player and perhaps its greatest servant. The lock crashed over, leaving a tricky conversion for Rees.
Fly-half Gareth Rees , who had enjoyed a superb game, was on the point of joining Newport, but showed no mixed emotions as he delivered the killer blow.
Captain Ian Stuart scored Canada's other try.
On November 10, 1993 Canada's national rugby team defeated Wales 26 - 24 in front of 27,000 shocked Welsh supporters at the historic Cardiff Arms Park.
Eight penalties from centre Neil Jenkins saw the home side 24-19 ahead as the game went into the dying seconds.
In a final, desperate attack, Steve Gray salvaged a ball heading into touch and passed it to Al Charron, Canadian rugby's most-capped player and perhaps its greatest servant. The lock crashed over, leaving a tricky conversion for Rees.
Fly-half Gareth Rees , who had enjoyed a superb game, was on the point of joining Newport, but showed no mixed emotions as he delivered the killer blow.
Captain Ian Stuart scored Canada's other try.
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