WATCH: Sergio Parisse rolls back the years with a SUBLIME kick in the Challenge Cup semi-final

Toulon and Italy number eight Sergio Parisse added another impressive bit of skill to his highlight reel, setting up a try in the Challenge Cup semi-final.

Sergio Parisse is flexing his impressive skillset in his final season of professional rugby, producing another moment of magic against Benetton in the Challenge Cup semi-final.

The Italian great set up Toulon’s opening try of the game for centre Duncan Paia’aua in the fourth minute.

Spotting that Benetton didn’t have any backfield cover, Parisse produced a wonderful kick-through for the Samoan international to score.

He started the game superbly, leading many to believe that Parisse was stepping up in order to earn a Test recall.

ā€œParisse starting like a man intent on winning a test recall and appearing in a 6th world cup!ā€ Brendan Gallagher tweeted.

ā€œParisse decided this is the game to persuade Kieran Crowleyā€ added Italian Rugby Players Abroad.

While others were just enjoying the Azzurri number eight adding to his already impressive highlight reel.

ā€œParisse still adding clips to his highlight reel. Ridiculous stuff.ā€

Hopes to earn one more Test cap

The 39-year-old still hopes to represent the Azzurri one more time before he officially hangs up his boots.

ā€œI am playing and am available should Kieran Crowley need me,ā€ Parisse told Planet Rugby in anĀ exclusive interview.

ā€œI am always available for my country, now and even to the Rugby World Cup if fit and in form. And yes, a sixth Rugby World Cup would honestly be a dream, but it’s very much an outside hope.ā€

He added: ā€œFor now, I want to enjoy the last moments with Toulon and maybe, just maybe, the phone ring from Italy for that last dance.

ā€œNow, that would be a great finish!ā€

Parisse has played 142 times for Italy since making his debut in 2002.Ā His most recent cap came at the Rugby World Cup in 2019.

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