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Le retour de Mori dans le XV d’Italie

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Il s’agira de la 50e rencontre entre les deux équipes, qui se disputeront le Trophée Giuseppe Garibaldi.

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Le premier centre Federico Mori (Bayonne) fait son retour dans le XV de départ pour la première fois depuis près de deux ans, tandis que le demi d’ouverture Paolo Garbisi (qui est annoncé à Toulon à la fin du Tournoi) et le demi de mêlée de Lyon Martin Page-Relo – ce dernier faisant sa première apparition dans le Tournoi des Six Nations – sont associés à la charnière.

Le deuxième-ligne de Zebre, Matteo Canali, pourrait faire ses débuts sur le banc.

L’Italie est à la recherche de sa première victoire dans le Tournoi de cette année, tandis que la France s’est remise de sa défaite du premier week-end contre l’Irlande en remportant une victoire tardive à Édimbourg lors de la deuxième journée.

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Lors de la première journée, l’Italie a failli créer l’exploit contre l’Angleterre. Mais contre l’Irlande, elle a perdu sans menace. Après une semaine de préparation, elle affronte la France.

Tommaso Allan a décidé de faire une pause internationale, soutenu par Gonzalo Quesada. Il a expliqué sur les réseaux sociaux que cette décision était due à la fatigue physique et mentale, ainsi qu’à l’éloignement familial.

De plus, Lorenzo Cannone et Sebastian Negri sont blessés et manqueront le match. Autre absence remarquée, celle de Louis Lynagh, fils aîné de la légende du rugby australien Michael Lynagh, convoqué pour la première fois à un rassemblement de la Nazionale et qui ne figure pas dans les 23.

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Le triangle arrière italien s’annonce redoutable avec Monty Ioane et Tommaso Menoncello sur les ailes et Ange Capuozzo à l’arrière. La Squadra Azzurra cherche sa première victoire historique au Tournoi des Six Nations et espère surmonter ses défis pour rivaliser avec la France.

L’équipe d’Italie (contre la France) :

  1. Danilo FISCHETTI (Zebre Parma, 38 sélections)
  2. Giacomo NICOTERA (Benetton Rugby, 20 sélections)
  3. Giosuè ZILOCCHI (Benetton Rugby, 18 sélections)
  4. Niccolò CANNONE (Benetton Rugby, 38 sélections)
  5. Federico RUZZA (Benetton Rugby, 51 sélections)
  6. Riccardo FAVRETTO (Benetton Rugby, 1 sélection)
  7. Michele LAMARO (Benetton Rugby, 35 sélections) – capitaine
  8. Ross VINTCENT (Exeter, 1 sélection)
  9. Martin PAGE-RELO (Lyon, 5 sélections)
  10. Paolo GARBISI (Montpellier, 33 sélections)
  11. Monty IOANE (Lyon 27 sélections)
  12. Federico MORI (Bayonne, 15 sélections)
  13. Juan Ignacio BREX (Benetton Rugby, 32 sélections)
  14. Tommaso MENONCELLO (Benetton Rugby, 14 sélections)
  15. Ange CAPUOZZO (Stade Toulousain, 17 sélections)

    Remplaçants :

  16. Gianmarco LUCCHESI (Benetton Rugby, 19 sélections)
  17. Mirco SPAGNOLO (Benetton Rugby, 2 sélections)
  18. Simone FERRARI (Benetton Rugby, 50 sélections)
  19. Matteo CANALI (Zebre Parma, 0 sélection)
  20. Andrea ZAMBONIN (Zebre Parma, 5 sélections)
  21. Manuel ZULIANI (Benetton Rugby, 19 sélections)
  22. Stephen VARNEY (Gloucester, 26 sélections)
  23. Leonardo MARIN (Benetton Rugby, 6 sélections)
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JW 35 minutes ago
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it made referee Andre Piardi and his officiating crew the topic of the rugby debate, rather than its natural mediators.

I’ve not seen any talk about the refs, just debate on what the ruling should be. RP is a fairly closed off work, which I guess I’m thankful for.

It was also an unwelcome repetition of the last British & Irish Lions tour in 2021, where Australian Nic Berry was pilloried by Springboks head coach ‘Rassie’ Erasmus after refereeing decisions in the first Test did not flow in South Africa’s favour.

It’s not really like that. It’s much more similar to 2017s reversal of the series deciding penalty, when Steven Hansen said they’d be taking matters behind doors, directly to World Rugby.

Two months before the Rugby World Cup in France began, UEFA head of referees Roberto Rosetti had led a PowerPoint presentation with one single message: “We need referees.”

Yeah WR really need to up their game, theyve done nothing about it since they made the head sacrosanct, and I suppose ‘force’ being so much more important to the equation, and yet still so open to judgement.

The Wallabies had established a very healthy 23-5 lead after half an hour, and that should have been enough for them to coast home

This is a poor attitude and looked like what was their problem (although drastic or obvious a failing, or attitude, by aussie, i think it was there).


I said in your first article that if Len feels out of position Joseph should just come into 12. Very simple solution and solves the problem of him not getting his hands on the ball all that much.


Worst selection for me was Ben Donaldson, having him on the bench in the weekend cost them the game (most amongst many factors). Everyone hard done by not having a decider this weekend.

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Jfp123 44 minutes ago
New Zealanders may not understand, but in France Test rugby is the 'B movie'

I don’t think Dupont and Ntamack would have toured, if fit. Stade Toulousain seems not to be quite so hard on players as UBB, but if AD and RN had been fit they’d have played more minutes and would still have needed a rest and recovery period.


Of course I like to see France win, but I don’t want to see players wrecked by overwork.


I don’t get frustrated. I love seeing the top stars, but I also enjoy seeing the up and coming stars of the future who stand in for them, and I don’t want to see any player broken by overwork. It’s often possible to predict roughly which players will play in which games, if someone is bothered. For example, if you want to be sure of seeing all the top Stade Toulousain stars, go to their Champions cup matches, but actually, their team is pretty stellar in every match as they’ve got such an amazing squad.


The Top14, plus Champions Cup plus internationals, is a very heavy workload, and there are knock out stages of both the Top14 and Champions Cup, just before the summer test window, and these matches can be of international standard - eg, 2023 Champions Cup final Toulouse v Leinster (ie more or less Ireland). There is a limit to what players can do. Super Rugby players don’t have such a heavy workload, so playing stars in every match is not such a problem.


The knock out stages and relegation are part of what makes the Top14 so brilliant. Practically every team has something at stake all season, whether it’s making the top 2 to go straight to the semis, the top 6 to get into the finals, or avoiding the bottom 2 to avoid relegation. Organise the Top14 like football, and Stade Toulousain would have been crowned champions way before the end of the season and there would have been a lot of dead games without much at stake.

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