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Cape Town SVNS : les Bleus écrasent les Kiwis et rejoignent les demi-finales

Par Jérémy Fahner

Il y a 4 jours

Liam Delamare marque un essai lors du match de rugby à VII de la poule D des HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series entre la Nouvelle-Zélande et la France au Cape Town Stadium, le 7 décembre 2024. (Photo by Rodger Bosch / AFP) (Photo by RODGER BOSCH/AFP via Getty Images)

Les Bleus se sont offert un succès de prestige sur la Nouvelle-Zélande et affronteront dimanche les Fidji en demi-finales du tournoi du Cap.

Impressionnante équipe de France. Larges vainqueurs plus tôt dans la journée des États-Unis, huit essais à la clé, les Bleus ont remis ça contre une équipe d’un tout autre acabit.

Ils ont littéralement écrasé la Nouvelle-Zélande dans le deuxième match de poule, 45-17 et sept essais à la clé, et sont les premiers invités pour les demi-finales de l’étape sud-africaine du circuit de Sevens.

Portée par un Antoine Zegdhar décisif plusieurs fois sans même marquer un seul essai, l’équipe de France avait déjà marqué quatre essais dans les cinq premières minutes de jeu.

LE MAGICIEN Antoine Zeghdar 🔥
Le Castrais dépose une chistera dans les bras de Stephen Parez 👏#HSBCSVNSCPT pic.twitter.com/YYxBSbY8MC
— RugbyPass FR 🇫🇷 (@RugbyPass_FR) December 7, 2024

Surtout, il y a eu de tout : de la technique avec la passe après contact de Zeghdar pour Stephen Parez (1re), de la vitesse avec Célian Pouzelgues sur l’aile (3e), de la puissance et des appuis avec Liam Delamare (5e), de la filouterie avec Victor Hannoun…

Ajoutez à cela six coups de pied de transformation sur sept, et vous obtenez une performance qui fait saliver en vue de la demi-finale ce dimanche face aux Fidji, vainqueurs du tournoi d’ouverture Dubaï la semaine dernière.

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Thomas K 6 minutes ago

It's time for the All Blacks to break up Jordie Barrett and Rieko Ioane

They do lack penetration..

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Bull Shark 31 minutes ago

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The shrooms are strong on the island this time of the year.

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Bull Shark 32 minutes ago

Steve Hansen's claims that All Blacks were 'robbed' of World Cup shot down

I agree with you.

I mean if we go back to when the earth was in its cooling phase, 4 billion years ago, the remarkable off chance survival of organic material/simple organism that provided the DNA that created rugby players - you know?

Aren’t we all lucky?

Not to mention the odd rendezvous in a shipyard or airport toilet since then…

We’ll just be going around in circles for 3 more years.

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YeowNotEven 57 minutes ago

It's time for the All Blacks to break up Jordie Barrett and Rieko Ioane

According to Cantab they lack penetration.

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Jonathan Henault 1 hour ago

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I would go with the colors of South Africa, with only maybe a small Ben O'Keeffe logo somewhere. Just to be sure.

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RugCs 1 hour ago

'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

p.s. this is the same clueless Gregor Paul who a few years ago ridiculed Rassie’s plan to select overseas players.

Well Gregor when you have 4 URC teams and an abundance of players it is just common sense to expand your professional pool by selecting overseas players.

The NZR have 6 professional teams and what Robertson is really saying is that they just don’t have the depth to select from their professional teams.

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Cantab 1 hour ago

It's time for the All Blacks to break up Jordie Barrett and Rieko Ioane

Defensively our inside backs do a reasonable job but lack penetration on attack and do not create enough opportunities for our wingers who tend to be starved of the ball. That said we need to develop backs that can do a better job and are able to counter stifling rush defences. Not an easy fix eh?

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RugCs 1 hour ago

'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

Robertson is confused. The team he picked to face the Boks had more caps and more experience. He is just not a genius like Rassie.

The insidious kiwi press called him the best coach in the world because he won a few titles in a second rate competition while the best coach in the world played with 51 players.

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NHinSH 2 hours ago

Four horsemen...and an apocalypse?

Spot on

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Lele005 2 hours ago

It's time for the All Blacks to break up Jordie Barrett and Rieko Ioane

This journo has been singing this narrative for the last 2 years. Everyone else has moved on and accept that unless someone better arrives on the scene then we need to support the coach.

If the best centre's were on tour like they have been the coaches would get a look at what they bring and decide on which way they wanted to go.

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GG 2 hours ago

It's time for the All Blacks to break up Jordie Barrett and Rieko Ioane

Been saying it for a while- Reiko is not able to gel and the quicker they find another proper center the better. I still feel their lock combination is clunky- they need to invest in Darry as a 5 lock. He has ability to dominate middle of lineout and we saw his worth for Blues in their campaign last year. Then Ardie is wonderful, but they need a tall skilled 8. While Wallace is world class he will be found out when games get tight. So fix centers, sort out flyhalf, get a proper 8 and settle on Darry and the rest are bloody good.

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Head high tackle 3 hours ago

'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

No mistake at all and it wasnt NZ that LET anyone go. Mounga chose his path. I respect that 100% but I donot respect him signing then going "Hey pick me because Im the best the world has ever seen" Sorry Mounga you are NOT. ABs were amazing until end of 2018. ( 88% win ration for 5 years before ) All started going downhil from there from a stats and a results wise. Mounga made his debut in end 2018. It lines up exactely with the start of the decline. He is a great SR level player but hasnt cemented his test spot ever. I would much rather we see a youngster given an opportunity than have Mounga back.

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Cantab 3 hours ago

Aki Tuivailala: The latest Hamilton Boys High product in Crusaders colours

Crusaders & NZ certainly need to develop midfield talent as neither are particularly strong there. Good luck and best wishes to this young player.

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Head high tackle 3 hours ago

'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

You dont have a viable domestic comp. We have 2. SA rugby is sliding. Watch and learn.

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Bull Shark 3 hours ago

'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

I don’t think you understand how the eligibility rules work.

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Bull Shark 3 hours ago

'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

I’m sure. However, I think this whole thing sounding like Razor’s just campaigning for Mounga is silly.

I mean you’ve named like 6 fly halves, all supposedly better than springboks, who haven’t seen any AB game time and yet we’re still talking about Mounga?

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Bull Shark 3 hours ago

'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

That’s true. Have you ever been to South Africa?

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Bull Shark 3 hours ago

'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'

That’s true.

But the weather! Oh the weather!

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Bull Shark 3 hours ago

'It doesn’t make sense for New Zealand to deny itself access to world-class players'