Deputising for the suspended Owen Farrell at outside-half, the reigning EPCR European Player of the Year dotted down for a stunning first-half try in Dublin en route to a personal haul of 19 points as the holders surged to a 25-17 success.

“Alex Goode’s try is my pick of the bunch for both its execution and significance in his team’s victory,” said O’Driscoll. “It was a training ground move worked to perfection in manipulating the defence, offloading to change the point of contact, and silky finishing.”

Goode’s effort beat the first of Cheslin Kolbe’s brace of tries for Toulouse against Ulster Rugby into second place owing to its popularity in the public vote, with Racing 92’s Louis Dupichot, Exeter Chiefs’ Jack Maunder and ASM Clermont Auvergne’s Wesley Fofana rounding off the field.

The final Champions Try of the Round competition is due to be launched on Sunday (27 September), with a Champions Try of the Season rounding up the pick of the 2019/20 campaign after the Heineken Champions Cup Final, in mid-October.

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Alex Goode has added to his European accolades, with his score in Saracens’ quarter-final win away to Leinster Rugby being chosen as Champions Try of the Round by a combination of the public vote and the opinion of BT Sport pundit Brian O’Driscoll.