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Women's Rugby World Cup

Le Japon sécurise sa place pour Angleterre 2025

Par RugbyPass

Il y a 211 jours

Japan qualified RWC2025

Le Japon est devenu la huitième équipe à se qualifier pour la Coupe du Monde de Rugby Féminin 2025 en écrasant le Kazakhstan 64-0 lors de l’Asia Rugby Women’s Championship 2024 à Hongkong.

Le XV de Sakura, qui a commencé sa défense de titre en battant Hongkong China mercredi 22 mai, a planté 10 essais lors d’une performance ultra dominante au King’s Park Sports Ground, s’adjugeant ainsi une sixième couronne asiatique.

Grâce à cette victoire, le Japon décroche à la fois son billet pour le WXV 2 2024 en Afrique du Sud mais aussi pour la Coupe du Monde en Angleterre en 2025, rejoignant les Red Roses, la Nouvelle-Zélande, la France, le Canada, l’Irlande, l’Afrique du Sud et les États-Unis pour le tournoi majeur de l’année prochaine.

Le Asia Rugby Women’s Championship se conclura samedi 1er juin avec le match entre Hongkong China et le Kazakhstan (coup d’envoi à 18h30 heure locale). Le gagnant de ce match se qualifiera pour le WXV 3 à Dubaï en tant que vice-champion, gardant ainsi l’espoir de rejoindre le Japon à la Coupe du Monde de Rugby Féminin 2025.

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