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World Rugby U20 Championship

U20 : La Nouvelle-Zélande l’emporte d’un cheveu sur la France

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 140 jours

STELLENBOSCH, AFRIQUE DU SUD - 4 JUILLET : Lino Julien (France U/20) pendant le match entre la Nouvelle-Zélande et la France le 4 juillet 2024 lors de la deuxième journée du Championnat U20 qui se tient au Danie Craven Stadium de Stellenbosch, en Afrique du Sud. (Photo par Nic Bothma/World Rugby)

La Nouvelle-Zélande a battu la France 27-26 et pris la tête de la poule A après la deuxième journée du Championnat du Monde U20 en Afrique du Sud.

Après une première période maîtrisée, la France U20 menait 11-0 face à une équipe de Nouvelle-Zélande trop souvent sans solution. L’essai de Xan Mousques (4^e) complété par deux pénalités de Hugo Reus laissait craindre une revanche de la Nouvelle-Zélande en seconde période.

Rencontre

World Rugby U20 Championship

France U20

26 - 27

Temps complet

New Zealand U20

Toutes les stats et les données

La réaction ne s’est pas faite attendre avec un essai du trois-quarts centre Aki Tuivailala (44^e) qui sera suivi d’un autre de l’ailier Stanley Solomon (52^e) après un joli leurre. Entre-temps l’interception du troisième-ligne aile Joe Quere Karaba aura permis de conserver l’avance de la France.

Graphique d'évolution des points

New Zealand U20 gagne +1

Temps passé en tête

Minutes passées en tête

83%

% du match passés en tête

14%

Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes

93%

Points sur les 10 dernières minutes

Mais le carton jaune de Léo Carbonneau (56^e) a coûté cher avec un essai du demi de mêlée Dylan Pledger après une mêlée à cinq mètres sur introduction tricolore (62^e), puis un quatrième de Manumaua Letiu sur ballon porté (67^e). L’essai de Mathis Ferté (73^e) et le carton jaune de Joshua Smith (77^e) permettait aux Français de souffler après cette rencontre d’une intensité étouffante. Mais une pénalité de Rico Simpson qui a frôlé le poteau droit à la dernière seconde (80^e) libérait les Néo-Zélandais.

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Mark 12 minutes ago

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Totally agree, and with the Greenwood comment you have hit the nail on the head, England have never managed to replace Greenwood.

And although it's a simple analogy if you look at today's England side, how many of them would make a combined world xv?.

As you allude to, they are I'm afraid mediocre.

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Werner 17 minutes ago

Let's be real about these All Blacks

I dare say it's an "everyone against the ABs" scrapbook. Only time I've seen him give half a compliment is when he talks about other teams beating the Springboks. Even in this article he puts the Argentina win in NZ down to the ABs being bad rather than the Argentines playing well, which they have been doing all year round.

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AA 28 minutes ago

Fin Baxter wades into debate over the England losing streak

Agreed. Borthwick will have to write a new excuse book soon .

I have looked at the two world cup final teams from 2003 and 2020.

2003 team scored 187 tries between them in 389 caps

2020 team scored 113 tries between them in 473 caps. As you can see a huge disparity in scoring rate. Only Johnny May with 36 tries in 78 caps scored a higher amount of tries. Elliot Daly comes close but the rest are frankly very poor.

Farrell and Ford scored a pathetic 20 tries between them in a combined 210 caps.

There again , the 2003 team did have Wilko and Greenwood etc whereas 2020 team had Ford and Farrell .

So much people saying that Fords strength is of bringing others into the game .

Really. The figures totally disprove that notion .

It has been mentioned elsewhere that we have accepted mediocrity far too often and the figures would indicate that players are or have been picked far too often without performing .

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Alex 36 minutes ago

Let's be real about these All Blacks

Not disputing that NZ are ahead of Eng. Also not saying Eng are unlucky (though clearly the tone of the article is not that the ABs were unlucky but that they 'should have' won). Your team are looking great and are on the up. I just felt that Pundits have argued Eng 'should have' won the first test against the ABs, when it's more nuanced than that, and very fine margins determine results that Eng didn't get right. Same applies, therefore, to NZ and other nations. Ben Smith though doesn't seem to see it that way. To be clear: I'm not saying I agree with the 'should haves', but more that I take issue with the phrasing.

Good to see your respect for other nations is so strong! Proper rugby fan you are!!!

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RedWarrior 39 minutes ago

Did Rassie Erasmus miss a trick with his latest South Africa squad?

GB is England, Scotland, Wales. They are the 3 constituent countries in Great Britain. Ergo playing only those three countries is a tour of GB. The difference between GB and the UK is Northern Ireland. It's not a huge deal to be accurate and call places by their correct name. But please refrain from your idiotic attempts to BS that GB=UK. It doesn't.

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RedWarrior 42 minutes ago

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