Simon Zebo happy to pay high price for Paris life

The show was almost over by the time Simon Zebo’s moment presented itself against Ulster late on Saturday night, writes Brendan O’Brien

Racing 92’s full-back took a pass from Ben Volavola inside the opposition 22 and, with acres of space, had the time to tease his opposite number Michael Lowry before touching down and celebrating in his own inimitable way.

With the massive, 2,600 square metre HD screen behind the goal projecting his smile to the stadium, and the club’s cheerleaders on hand to partake in the victory dance, it was only natural to think that Zebo had found a stage to suit his style.