Blair Kinghorn, the Scotland full-back, played a crucial role in Toulouse’s Champions Cup victory over Leinster. Known for his impressive performance throughout the season, Kinghorn kicked four penalties, leading his team to a thrilling 31-22 win in extra time. This victory marked Toulouse’s sixth European title, with Kinghorn becoming the first Scot in four years to lift the trophy.
In an interview after the game, Kinghorn expressed gratitude for his opportunity to play with Toulouse and described the experience as unbelievable. He highlighted the team’s determination and unity and emphasized the effort they put in to secure their victory. Throughout the European campaign, Kinghorn has been a key player, starting all 12 of his appearances and scoring five tries. The 27-year-old acknowledged the surreal feeling of winning against a formidable opponent like Leinster. He credited his growth as a rugby player to the supportive team environment at Toulouse and emphasized hard work and dedication as essential factors in achieving success on both personal and team levels.
