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Frawley titulaire, l'Irlande fait 7 changements contre le Pays de Galles

Ciaran Frawley (Irlande) lors du match contre l'Italie à l'Aviva Stadium de Dublin. (Photo par Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile via Getty Images)

Ciaran Frawley sera titularisé au poste d’arrière en l’absence de Hugo Keenan, blessé. Le sélectionneur de l’Irlande Andy Farrell a procédé à sept changements dans son équipe pour affronter le Pays de Galles samedi 24 février à l’Aviva Stadium.

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Keenan étant indisponible en raison d’un problème au genou contracté contre l’Italie, Farrell a titularisé Frawley à l’arrière, où il rejoint Calvin Nash et James Lowe dans le triangle arrière pour sa première titularisation internationale. Bundee Aki réintègre le XV de départ aux côtés de Robbie Henshaw au centre, tandis que Jamison Gibson-Park et Jack Crowley sont respectivement demi de mêlée et demi d’ouverture.

Le capitaine Peter O’Mahony est de retour sur le côté fermé, où il fera sa 50e apparition dans le Tournoi des Six Nations. Le trois-quarts centre Garry Ringrose, qui poursuit sa rééducation, n’a pas été retenu.

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5 dernières rencontres

Victoires
4
Nuls
0
Victoires
1
Moyenne de points marqués
27
13
Le premier essai gagne
60%
L'équipe recevante gagne
60%

Andrew Porter, Dan Sheehan et Tadhg Furlong forment la première ligne, Joe McCarthy et Tadhg Beirne la deuxième. Le capitaine O’Mahony est le leader de la troisième-ligne, flanqué de Josh van der Flier et Caelan Doris. Le banc en 6-2 comprend Ronan Kelleher, Cian Healy, Oli Jager, James Ryan, Ryan Baird et Jack Conan. Conor Murray et Stuart McCloskey sont les remplaçants des arrières pour la réception du Pays de Galles.

L’équipe d’Irlande (contre le Pays de Galles) :

  1. Andrew Porter
  2. Dan Sheehan
  3. Tadhg Furlong
  4. Joe McCarthy
  5. Tadhg Beirne
  6. Peter O’Mahony
  7. Josh van der Flier
  8. Caelan Doris
  9. Jamison Gibson-Park
  10. Jack Crowley
  11. James Lowe
  12. Bundee Aki
  13. Robbie Henshaw
  14. Calvin Nash
  15. Ciaran Frawley

Remplaçants :

  1. Ronan Kelleher
  2. Cian Healy
  3. Oli Jager
  4. James Ryan
  5. Ryan Baird
  6. Jack Conan
  7. Conor Murray
  8. Stuart McCloskey
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