A try made the rounds on social media, attributed to Théo Forner, who managed to get Aimé-Giral up. The play started with a pass from Braydon Ennor, which allowed Forner to make the try. The international with seven taps over Rayasi recovered his play at the foot before eliminating Penaud with an inside support. The try is rare in a career, especially against the UBB, which allowed the USAP to start the match against the European champion with a strong opening. The try would not have been possible without the quality of the pass from Ennor at the start of the play. On this wide attack after a scrum, Ennor's class and individual technique were highlighted with a luminous leap. His 20-meter pass, chiseled and straight, allowed his winger to arrive launched at full speed into the open space and to benefit from the tight defense of Arthur Retière. The latter could not intervene on his opposite number due to the fluidity of Ennor's left-handed inside pass. A sublime gesture and released, reminiscent of Dupont's pass in 2023 against Wales or Finn Russell's pass against England in 2018, demonstrated the skills of the former Crusaders player, whose contribution is praised since his arrival in Perpignan. With his experience, his vision of the game, and his defensive rigor, the New Zealand international is gradually becoming the regulator of the USAP's back line. A boy also capable of making offerings like these for his wingers. Something that his teammate Sevu Reece knows perfectly and intends to take advantage of this season.