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Leicester Tigers hero Freddie Burns said he is in “disbelief” after dramatically kicking a drop goal to claim the Premiership title with a 15-12 win over Saracens.
Freddie Burns is among the most affable figures in English rugby union and a healthy slice of self-awareness underpins his popularity. A trace of vulnerability helps, too. At full-time, Leicester Tigers’ stand-in stand-off produced a one-liner that was as accurate as the match-winning drop-goal that sunk Saracens.
Freddie Burns admitted he was still in shock after landing the “dead duck” of a drop goal that secured Leicester the Gallagher Premiership title with a dramatic 15-12 victory over Saracens.
Freddie Burns' last-minute drop-goal saw Leicester end a nine-year wait to be be crowned champions of England once again as they defeated Saracens 15-12 in a dramatic Premiership final at Twickenham on Saturday.
LONDON: Replacement flyhalf Freddie Burns landed a last-minute drop goal to give Leicester their first English Premiership rugby title for nine years as they overcame a dogged Saracens 15-12 at Twickenham on Saturday (Jun 18).
Saracens meet Leicester Tigers at Twickenham in the Premiership final this afternoon.
George Ford and Owen Farrell have been described as players “relentless in their pursuit of excellence” ahead of taking centre-stage in Saturday’s Gallagher Premiership final.