This might seem all too familar for Ulster fans. A red card was brandished against a full-back after an in-air collision that meant Saracens' 15 Alex Goode landed on his head.
Bath were losing 18-3 at the hands of Sarries when the incident happened in the second half, so it's hard to say this had the same game-changing effect as Jared Payne's red card - but the incident is causing as much debate as that infamous Heineken Cup moment.
In the clip, you can see an out of control Watson career into Goode, which causes the Saracens full-back to flip and land on his head/shoulders. By the letter of the law, that's a red card. Eagle-eyed viewers will have also noticed Chris Ashton's actions in the lead up to the collision - which some are saying directly contributed to Watson losing his balance.
The referee decided on a red card, but was he right? Twitter was split:
CA didn't block AW into collision, just kept his line. AW chose his route, erred on timing. Bad luck but outcome, not intent, matters.
— Alex Shaw (@alexshawsport) April 1, 2016
'Red card – Not a fair challenge, there is no contest and the player lands on his head, neck or shoulder'
— Russ Petty (@rpetty80) April 1, 2016
Interesting reading all the views of the rugby media on Watson red card - for me it was a red card #dangerous
— Mark Stevens (@mstevo1976) April 1, 2016
Just saw the Watson red. Not a sending off for me. Run impeded and off balance at point of contact.
— Brian O'Driscoll (@BrianODriscoll) April 2, 2016
Crazy red card for Watson. Never even a yellow. Game's gone.
— mark smith (@markismith50) April 1, 2016
In my opinion.....Dreadful decision to send Watson off
— Tom Hamilton (@tomhamiltonespn) April 1, 2016
Rugby is falling apart. #Watson
— Tom Wood (@tomwood678) April 1, 2016
What do you think Ulster fans?
