Fijian winger Vinaya Habosi played a crucial role in Racing 92’s 31-22 victory over the Stormers in the European Champions Cup, continuing to build on his recent performance following a challenging period. Habosi scored two tries in the first half, helping to establish an early lead for his team and maintain it throughout the match.

In addition to Habosi’s impressive contribution, Racing’s fullback Max Spring and lock forward Boris Palu each scored during the game, while scrumhalf Nolaan Le Garrec successfully converted three attempts. The Stormers made a resilient effort, responding with tries from halfback Herschel Janties, backrower Marcel Theunissen, and hooker Andre-Hugo Venter, alongside two conversions and a penalty from flyhalf Jurie Mathee.

This performance follows Habosi’s earlier involvement in Racing 92’s recent matches, where his scoring helped the team secure important wins despite past off-field issues that included a domestic violence investigation. His return to form showcases resilience and the potential for positive momentum as Racing aims for success in both domestic and European competitions.

As Racing 92 continues to build on their victory, there is hope that Habosi’s contributions will bolster the team’s performance in the upcoming fixtures, fostering a spirit of resilience and determination.