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Le HSBC SVNS 2025 reprend le 30 novembre à Dubaï

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 32 jours

Thibaud Mazzoleni célèbre la victoire en Cup contre l'Argentine lors de la troisième journée de la Grande Finale du HSBC SVNS au Stade Civitas Metropolitano, le 2 juin 2024 à Madrid, en Espagne. Crédit photo : Mike Lee - KLC fotos pour World Rugby

Suite au succès du rugby à sept aux Jeux olympiques de Paris 2024, World Rugby a dévoilé aujourd’hui les cinq premières destinations et dates du très attendu HSBC SVNS 2025, avec d’autres étapes à annoncer prochainement. Comme l’an passé, 12 équipes Hommes et 12 équipes Femmes se rendront dans différents points du monde.

Les HSBC SVNS 2025 Series commenceront en grande pompe au Sevens Stadium de Dubaï, qui accueillera la première étape du 30 novembre au 1^er décembre 2024. Ensuite, les 24 équipes se rendront au DHL Stadium du Cap pour la deuxième manche, prévue les 7 et 8 décembre 2024.

Après le succès de Perth en tant qu’hôte du SVNS en 2024, où la dernière journée a affiché complet, le tournoi au caractère festif reviendra sur la côte ouest de l’Australie pour la troisième étape au HBF Park du 24 au 26 janvier 2025.

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Vancouver accueillera la quatrième étape du SVNS du 21 au 23 février, dans l’ambiance emblématique du BC Place. Enfin, le Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens, un rendez-vous prisé des supporters, est confirmé pour les 28, 29 et 30 mars.

Reste donc deux étapes à confirmer ainsi que la Grande Finale. Même si des discussions sont en cours avec Los Angeles et Singapour, l’officialisation interviendra plus tard.

Pour une année qui s’annonce record pour le rugby féminin, le HSBC SVNS continuera de promouvoir la parité entre les hommes et les femmes avec des tournois combinés, offrant aux joueuses des opportunités égales de briller sur les plus grandes scènes mondiales. De plus, les équipes masculines et féminines bénéficieront des mêmes primes de participation.

Trois nouvelles équipes rejoindront l’édition 2025 : le Kenya et l’Uruguay chez les hommes, ainsi que la Chine chez les femmes. Ces équipes ont gagné leur promotion depuis le HSBC Sevens Challenger en remportant le barrage de promotion et de relégation de 2024 à Madrid.

Les équipes féminines participantes seront : Nouvelle-Zélande, Australie, France, États-Unis, Canada, Fidji, Irlande, Grande-Bretagne, Japon, Brésil, Espagne et Chine.

Les équipes masculines incluront : Argentine, Irlande, Nouvelle-Zélande, Australie, France, Fidji, Afrique du Sud, Grande-Bretagne, États-Unis, Espagne, Uruguay et Kenya.

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OJohn 0 minute ago

Why the rest of the rugby world is worried about Australia

Well done, somebody else has figured out Donaldson is completely hopeless. But he's from Randwick so gets a free ride in the Wallabies. If Schmidt is such an amazing coach, how come he is selecting Donaldson ? He is either an incompetent fool or he is just stroking his Tah master's ego. Same for Gordon.

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OJohn 4 minutes ago

Why the rest of the rugby world is worried about Australia

The Tahs Peter Horne and Phil Waugh have Schmidt in their pocket. That's the only explanation for why Gordon and Donaldson are playing for the Wallabies. Neither of them are in the top three or even 5 best players in their position that Australia has. They will stick with Schmidt because they will take Rugby Australia down with them to protect the Tahs self entitled egos.

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OJohn 7 minutes ago

Why the rest of the rugby world is worried about Australia

But because Schmidt has very cleverly refused to select them so far they will take time to integrate in to the team. He's a very cunning kiwi like Deans and Rennie. Don't select the best players for the Wallabies. Let them fail. Then select a new bunch of players who don't have time to gel before the next challenge. It's either completely incompetent selecting and coaching or it is deliberate sabotage. Personally I think it is deliberate sabotage which funnily enough, is hurting NZ too.

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Hellhound 12 minutes ago

'With near-religious conviction, how good does it feel to be a Bok fan?'

Nope. The Boks vs AB's rivalry is over 100 years old. Ireland's rivalry is a baby compared to it. This rivalry barely started. Give it another 90 years, with the Irish continuesly a big threat. Until then, the Irish is just coat tail riders trying to make money from a non existent rivalry.

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Hellhound 29 minutes ago

'With near-religious conviction, how good does it feel to be a Bok fan?'

Spectacular fail at whatever point you were trying to make. The Boks currently is unbeatable, using 2 different teams, 3 different times during this RC. How many teams can claim that? Now because nothing the haters say matters as everyone sees their willful hate speech for what it is, you try to pop in the political scene of SA as some reason that makes no sense at all. The political situation in SA is highly volatile, the country's crime rate is through the roof and it's not a safe country, no matter how beautiful it is. Which just makes what the SPRINGBOKS did, and is still doing that much more AMAZING. For such a broken country to bring forth such talent and for such racist people (just not true) to work together to go back to back WC champs, nevermind all the other current achievements, they seem to be united in passion and love for the sport that no other country possess. Who are you to try and minimise what other people go through? To make lite of our hardships? Our struggles? What a small excuse of a cockroach you are. You should be ashamed

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Toaster 40 minutes ago

How the All Blacks were caught up after 'golden decade'

He’s 106kg

Needs to stack some weight on

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Toaster 51 minutes ago

Bundee Aki sends new reminder to All Blacks he's the one that got away

Great player but no real sob story about him leaving

He was up against Nonu Smith and SBW

He was a good player then but Ireland have made him a great player

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Vlad 57 minutes ago

It’s second chance Saturday for Ireland in men's world rankings

Bullshit. You made a factually incorrect statement and then contradicted yourself. Instead of manning up you twist yourself into indefensible and illogical statements because your inferiority complex is so gargantuan that you cannot bear the thought that some anonymous person on the internet got the better of you.

You're a very sad little man.

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Vlad 1 hour ago

It’s second chance Saturday for Ireland in men's world rankings

"The RWC is a joke"

"The arrogant boasting of the two teams in question just emphasizes the clown show."

But you'd trade the #1 ranking for a RWC title...

That's my explanation. It's sad that you cannot understand it. But, then again, you are a low IQ moron.

To reiterate: Not just an idiot, but a clown too.

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Terry24 1 hour ago

It’s second chance Saturday for Ireland in men's world rankings

I made a statement which holds through for this argument. Th exception proves the rule. You are too much of a moron to be able to differentiate between general and trivial. Are you from SA? I know they are not all as dumb as you there.

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Terry24 1 hour ago

Why coach was ‘worried’ about Black Ferns’ heartfelt hug with King Charles

They should have thrown him a rugby ball, tackled him, declared him 'wrong side of the ruck' and studded the f**k out of him, 90s style, until his bodyguards broke it up.

NZ needs to stop this love affair with a monarchy. Having a European 'King of New Zealand' on the other side of the planet tying NZ to an undignified colonial history is something that the modern country should be able to move beyond.

The retort that the monarchy is now a benign institution does not bear any real scrutiny.

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Vlad 1 hour ago

It’s second chance Saturday for Ireland in men's world rankings

Oh right, now I'm agreeing with someone who posted something completely different? Only in your deranged mind, you addlepated f-wit.

YOU made a statement and the YOU contradicted yourself. Now you're trying to weasel out of mit by making all kinds of illogical mental leaps. You're not just a moron, you're the king of morons.

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Deplorable 1 hour ago

How Tom Wright responded when asked about Wallabies’ Bledisloe Cup drought

So 21 years with a variety of coaches and still no Bledisloe in the cabinet???

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Terry24 1 hour ago

It’s second chance Saturday for Ireland in men's world rankings

What part of that statement do you disagree with?

You do need some substantiation to call people names, so if youre not the clown/idiot, give us some substantiation...what part of that statement do you disagree with? If you can't explain it, you're a low IQ moron. (Think we both know the answer here)

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Terry24 1 hour ago

It’s second chance Saturday for Ireland in men's world rankings

Whether World rugby gives teams .05 of a point for hammering a minnow or rounds it down to zero are both trivial in terms of the rankings. You don't get points for hammering minnows but in general you get points for beating opponents who are not relavent minnows. Your point is for anoraks, its irrelevant to this conversation.

I was replying to an idiot who maintained that Ireland benefitted from a biased ranking system. You seemed to be agreeing with this? Otherwise toss off you numbskull.

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Terry24 1 hour ago

What Tom Curry said when asked would he shake Bongi Mbonambi's hand

Don't like these questions trying to reignite a row.

Curry and Bongi know what happenned there.

Regardless of what was said the English media's reaction was f***ing outrageous.

Clearly most of the self righteousness was sour grapes for losing the semi. Dominating the pre final interviews with self important scores of questions re CurryGate and nothing on the rugby is unforgivable.

Solisi said that the English media is F**ked up.

It is all about England winning, no matter what the sport: and they will turn on everyone and anyone when that doesn't happen as it sells papers for him. In 2023 it was Bongi. The papers in question could honestly not give a flying f**k about racism. On the country they spend their time attacking minorities and non -whites.

So when the great SA captain says they are f***ed up. He is right on many levels.

Diego Maradona was the greatest soccer player to play the game. But his entire legacy in England the supposed 'home of rugby' was his handball against them. 40 years later at his death they were still going on about it. Gladly he was still taking the piss of them over it til the end!

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Vlad 1 hour ago

It’s second chance Saturday for Ireland in men's world rankings

"Ireland were number one for most of 2022/2023. So what?

We'd trade it for a RWC win obviously."

Not just an idiot, but a clown too.

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B 1 hour ago

Ex-All Black stars for Toulon in last-gasp win

all other things being equal Scott Robertson will get Leicester back in black for RWC 2027...

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Vlad 1 hour ago