What a moment, what a try, what a victory! Here’s the unbelievable try scored at the death by Dougie Fife that won Scotland their first ever Cup Final at the London Sevens.

SEE how they won here

What’s all the more amazing is this this wasn’t his first match winning try of the day after the former Edinburgh man put Scotland into the final thanks to an amazing intercept try against the US in the Semi Final.

WATCH the video of that try here

As a result of his incredible heroics he was deservedly named HSBC Player Of The Final.

? Congratulations @DougieFife – the @HSBC_Sport player of the final – and captain Scott Wight! What a finish pic.twitter.com/t9ZyaRlQYZ — World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) May 22, 2016





[blockquote author=Dougie Fife” pull=”normal”]”It is just an unbelievable feeling. This team have come a long way and we believe we can beat anyone on our day. I think we surprised a few people today.””[/blockquote]

But Fife wasn’t the only Scotland player to receive plaudits, Damien Hoyland was rated the best player at the London Sevens with an incredible 26 carries, 11 tackles, 5 breaks and 9 offloads.

And as if that wasn’t enough, Hoyland was joined by 2 other Scotsmen, Mark Robertson and Scott Riddell, in the London Sevens Dream Team.

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Credit: World Rugby Sevens