England’s Red Roses claimed a dramatic 26-19 win over New Zealand in a WXV encounter at Twickenham, with fly-half Zoe Harrison scoring the decisive converted try in added time. According to Sky Sports, the score saw England return to winning ways in thrilling fashion.

The moment was made all the more remarkable by what preceded it. As reported by the Guardian, Harrison had moments earlier missed a match-clinching penalty. But as the Black Ferns pushed for their own late victory, Harrison intercepted the ball to put her name, in the outlet’s words, “up in lights.”

The BBC reported that the late try came just moments after the missed penalty, with the Red Roses beating New Zealand 26-19 at the Allianz Stadium.

The atmosphere reflected the drama on the pitch. The Guardian noted that Harrison’s last-gasp winning try was met with ear-bursting cheers and brought 59,871 fans to their feet with their hands in the air, with the outlet suggesting the noise reached levels comparable to the full-time whistle of the previous year’s Rugby World Cup final at the same venue.

The interception score, according to the Guardian, arrived with the clock in the red, meaning the try effectively ended the contest and secured the win for the hosts.

For Harrison, the finish was described by the Guardian as extra sweet given the earlier missed penalty, capping a match that fluctuated until the final play.