Sensational scores from Ulster Rugby’s Sean Reidy and Kyle Steyn of the Glasgow Warriors were popular among the public vote, however, Channel 4 analyst, and three-time tournament winner, Jamie Heaslip, swung the decision the way of Lowe who finished off a sweeping Leinster move during their Pool 1 win over Northampton Saints at Franklin’s Gardens.

“Jordan Larmour shows the sort of speed that kills and it’s great work by Lowe to stay on his wing and force the Northampton wing to stay out with him,” said Heaslip. “It’s great reaction and vision by multiple players to turn defence inside their 22 when on the back foot into a try.”

Tries from Ahsee Tuala (Northampton Saints) and Alexandre Lapandry (ASM Clermont Auvergne) were also nominated following a thrilling start to the back-to-back fixtures in Round 3.

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Leinster Rugby’s James Lowe has come out on top to win the accolade of best try from Round 3 of the Heineken Champions Cup.