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Investec Champions Cup

Champions Cup : Castres fait le job face au Munster

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 2 jours

Castres , France - 13 décembre 2024 ; Fineen Wycherley du Munster est plaqué par Mathieu Babillot du Castres Olympique pendant le match de la poule 3 de la Champions Cup entre le Castres Olympique et le Munster au Stade Pierre Fabre à Castres, France. (Photo par Brendan Moran/Sportsfile via Getty Images)

Lors de la 2e journée de la Champions Cup, Castres a remporté une victoire importante face à la province irlandaise du Munster (16-14) vendredi 13 décembre au stade Pierre-Fabre.

Rencontre

Investec Champions Cup

Castres

16 - 14

Temps complet

Munster

Toutes les stats et les données

Dès le début, Castres a montré sa force physique, avec un Tyler Ardon très présent et une domination en mêlée qui a mis le Munster sous pression. Après un essai d’Abraham Papali’i (12e) et un autre de Quentin Walcker (29e), les Tarnais ont bien maîtrisé la rencontre, malgré des erreurs, dont deux échecs au pied de Jérémy Fernandez et un carton jaune pour Walcker (32e) avant la pause.

Le Munster a réagi par un essai de John Hodnett (37e), transformé par Crowley, pour ne laisser que trois points de retard à la pause (10-7).

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Graphique d'évolution des points

Castres gagne +2

Temps passé en tête

Minutes passées en tête

83%

% du match passés en tête

17%

Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes

83%

Points sur les 10 dernières minutes

En seconde période, Castres a dû composer avec deux cartons jaunes supplémentaires (Palis à la 43e et Corato à la 67e), ce qui a permis au Munster de prendre l’avantage grâce à un deuxième essai de Hodnett (69e). Mais Castres n’a pas paniqué et a continué à s’appuyer sur le travail de ses avants pour obtenir des pénalités cruciales.

Louis Le Brun a finalement donné l’avantage aux Castrais avec une pénalité à la 72e minute, et malgré une dernière occasion ratée par Crowley en pénaltouche, les Tarnais ont su tenir bon pour s’imposer de justesse.

Synthèse du match

Coups de pied de pénalité

Essais

Transformations

Drops

Courses avec ballon

130

Franchissements

Turnovers perdus

Turnovers gagnés

Après une lourde défaite contre Northampton (38-8) lors de la première journée, Castres se tournera désormais vers la troisième journée en janvier, où ils affronteront les Bulls sud-africains à domicile avant de se déplacer chez les Saracens en Angleterre.

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