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Autumn Nations Series

Matera titulaire, Carreras remplaçant contre l’Irlande

Par Jon Newcombe

Il y a 15 jours

Pablo Matera (Argentine) pendant le match du Rugby Championship entre les All Blacks de Nouvelle-Zélande et l'Argentine à l'Eden Park, le 17 août 2024 à Auckland, en Nouvelle-Zélande. (Photo par Gaspafotos/MB Media/Getty Images)

Sans surprise, Pablo Matera (31 ans, 107 sélections) retrouve sa place de titulaire pour défier l’Irlande vendredi 15 novembre à l’Aviva Stadium de Dublin.

Après avoir purgé sa suspension de deux semaines suite à un carton rouge reçu face à l’Afrique du Sud lors du Rugby Championship en septembre, le puissant troisième-ligne argentin est de retour dans le XV de départ.

¡Nuestros 23 para el viernes en Dublín! 🏉
👉 Ventana de noviembre
📆 Viernes 15/11
🆚 Irlanda 🇮🇪
⏰ 17:10 hs (ARG) / 20:10 hs (IR)
🏟️ Aviva Stadium (Dublín)
📺 ESPN#SomosLosPumas pic.twitter.com/fbhmOLguPa
— Los Pumas (@lospumas) November 13, 2024

L’ancien joueur du Stade Français, désormais chez les Crusaders, avait dû faire l’impasse sur la large victoire de l’Argentine (18-50) contre l’Italie à Udine la semaine dernière.

Matera est l’un des trois ajustements opérés par Felipe Contepomi pour affronter une équipe irlandaise en quête de rachat après son revers 13-23 face aux All Blacks à domicile.

Rencontre

Internationals

Ireland

22 - 19

Temps complet

Argentina

Toutes les stats et les données

Autre retour de poids pour les Pumas : Guido Petti fait sa réapparition dans le XV de départ. Le deuxième-ligne vétéran formera une solide paire avec Pedro Rubiolo, reléguant ainsi Franco Molina, récemment arrivé aux Exeter Chiefs, sur le banc.

Du côté des lignes arrières, Felipe Contepomi opère un ajustement avec Matias Moroni, qui passe du banc au poste de trois-quarts centre, remplaçant Matias Orlando, désormais écarté du groupe. L’ailier de l’ASM Clermont, Bautista Delguy, sera titulaire et Justo Piccardo, jeune centre prometteur des Pampas (22 ans), fait son entrée sur le banc et pourrait bien honorer sa première sélection avec les Pumas.

Quant à Santiago Carreras, ouvreur titulaire durant la Coupe du Monde 2023, il effectue son retour après une blessure au mollet et prendra place sur le banc pour cette rencontre décisive face aux Irlandais.

Face à face

3 dernières réunions

Victoires

Nuls

Victoires

Moyenne de points marqués

Le premier essai gagne

100%

L'équipe recevante gagne

100%

Équipe d’Argentine (contre l’Irlande)

Gallo, Thomas (33 cape)
Montoya, Julián (103 sélections) capitaine
Sclavi, Joel (25 capes)
Petti, Guido (85 capes)
Rubiolo, Pedro (18 capes)
Matera, Pablo (107 capes) vice-capitaine
González, Juan Martín (38 capes)
Oviedo, Joaquín (11 capes)
Bertranou, Gonzalo (66 capes)
Albornoz, Tomás (15 capes)
Delguy, Bautista (31 capes)
Moroni, Matías (87 capes)
Cinti, Lucio (30 capes)
Isgró, Rodrigo (5 capes)
Mallía, Juan Cruz (40 caps) vice-capitaine

Remplaçants

Ruiz, Ignacio (16 capes)
Calles, Ignacio (6 capes)
Gómez Kodela, Francisco (39 capes)
Molina, Franco (10 capes)
Grondona, Santiago (19 capes)
García, Gonzalo (9 capes)
Carreras, Santiago (51 capes)
Piccardo, Justo (non titularisé)

Cet article a été initialement publié en anglais sur RugbyPass.com et adapté en français par Willy Billiard.

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JG 4 minutes ago

Perhaps NZR did not learn from Folau after allowing the Haka hijack

You’re comparing apples and oranges. Or apples and Tuesdays. First, Folau was already contractually bound not to make the kind of comments he made; no such contract obliged TJ to avoid the korēro of a haka he had been asked to lead. Second, Folau’s remarks weren’t just expressions of “belief”; they were a calculated damnation of people already vulnerable to homophobic attacks. Even if you disagree with TJ’s call in Te Reo Māori to respect the nation’s founding constitutional document, nobody’s life is in jeopardy because of what he said. The most political position I’m seeing here is Hamish Bidwell’s “keep politics out of sport” line, which sounds exactly like what Ron Don and his ilk were saying on the eve of the ‘81 Springbok tour. Funny how that line easily segues into support of reactionary white supremacist positions.

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SM 16 minutes ago

Perhaps NZR did not learn from Folau after allowing the Haka hijack

Sums up the ABS, more worried about silly haka than rugby .

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Ed the Duck 42 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies' Murrayfield munching offered a worrying glimpse of the Lions showdown

Tuipulotu was effectively ditched by Aussie and came to Scotland via Japan because he believed he just wasn’t getting a fair crack. You could see some of that in his attitude and verbals with the Aussies during the game.

Same happened with ses and he’s now with Edinburgh, which was a slightly odd decision because they’ve got some serious issues as a club and have had for a long time now. Regardless, it showed some backbone to decline the opportunity to be under his big brothers wing at glasgow and he may well have the makings of an equally good player.

Apparently there’s a third one too, who is said to have potential to be the best of them, playing at hooker with the tahs. So they will prob need to ensure he gets a few early opportunities or he will be heading north pdq as well…

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Ed the Duck 51 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies' Murrayfield munching offered a worrying glimpse of the Lions showdown

Maybe not but you have certainly started asking some seriously loaded and leading questions…!!!

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PL 56 minutes ago

Perhaps NZR did not learn from Folau after allowing the Haka hijack

Comparing Folau's story with TJ's seems to be a rather precarious balancing act. Yellow card and 10 minutes in the sin bin Mr Bidwell

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Ed the Duck 58 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies' Murrayfield munching offered a worrying glimpse of the Lions showdown

Yep…but 2yrs garden leave this time!!! 🤑🤑

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Ed the Duck 59 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies' Murrayfield munching offered a worrying glimpse of the Lions showdown

Yes, he can drift out but it happens when his team find themselves on the back foot continuously. Doesn’t happen too much with Glasgow but does happen at times with Scotland. I suspect the Lions game plan vs Aus will suit him and if England continue their current form he could def usurp slade. He also offers good cover playing fb which none of the aforementioned can and always enhances a players selection prospects.

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Ed the Duck 1 hour ago

Why the Wallabies' Murrayfield munching offered a worrying glimpse of the Lions showdown

Maul has improved for Scotland both as a weapon and defending against. Much of this is down to the coaching of Franco Smith at glasgow, he is genuinely working wonders there and i’m pretty sure the Boks will have taken notice if Rassie ever decides to hang up his tracksuit.

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Ed the Duck 1 hour ago

Why the Wallabies' Murrayfield munching offered a worrying glimpse of the Lions showdown

Jeez you’re having it rough these days! Is Gatland still the man for the job then, personally I’m genuinely not sure as there are two very different but logical rationales:

1. His time has slipped and the game has moved on. Evidenced by the lions in SA, the Chiefs and now wales just not making significant gains

2. His record with wales was outstanding and sustained over achievement first time and welsh rugby is in the financial 💩

On balance if it was my call, I believe in loyalty but only where it’s justified and for me that holds with Gatland for now, at least through the 6N and maybe until the end of 25.

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Ed the Duck 1 hour ago

Why the Wallabies' Murrayfield munching offered a worrying glimpse of the Lions showdown

And ofc court jesters would simply have their cranium removed in days of yore when they ceased to entertain…!

🤡🪓😉😂

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DC000 1 hour ago

Ex-referee Jaco Peyper handed promotion in South Africa set-up

Pretty amusing given how 💩 a ref Jaco was

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PL 1 hour ago

'The World Cup... I'm not sure it's going to happen for them'

hahaha "lower level games". I know you wanna be salty and provocative but please, at least attack us on real issues. The Top 14 is one of the best (if not the best) championship in the world, bringing together some of the best players in the world. It's an extremely demanding league where you have to be at your very best for 30 high-level matches + very high intensity champions cup matches, and it's clear that your big stars who come to our league often struggle to meet the physical challenge (Kolisi, Kitshoff, Kok, Kolbe when in Toulon, and plenty more.). Unlike you, I don't trash the South African national team, I can at least recognize how they manage to form one of the best teams in the world and perform just as well at home as they do away.

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Soliloquin 1 hour ago

'The World Cup... I'm not sure it's going to happen for them'

Well, currently the biggest rugby stars from other countries are not really playing in France, except for Argentinian players (Mallia, Chocobares, Kremer, Oviedo, Petti, Lavanini, Carreras) or Fijian ones (Tuisova, Dakukaqa, Waniqolo) . This time is over.

You have great players that usually choose to cease playing for their countries like Ludlham, Sinckler, Farrell(who's been a shadow at Racing 92), Fainga'anuku, Marchant, the Kpoku brothers, Arundell, Ribbans or declining stars like Biggar, Kerr-Barlow, Radradra, Botia, Goodhue, the Vunipola brothers, Hogg or Manu Tuilagi. Not exactly first choices or guys who make the best international XV.

The exceptions being Arata, Skelton, Jack Willis, Cappuozzo (he's French but plays for Italy), Niniashvili, Staniforth, Ahki, Tameifuna, Nicotera, Garbisi, Ioane, Lucchesi, Kinghorn, Ben White or Saito. Not many of them from SA, NZ, Ireland or England or close to top 3 in their positions.

When Kolisi or Etzebeth played in Top14, despite the big bucks, it wasn't shiny performances at "lower level games", as well as Kolbe at Toulon after his extraordinary stunt at Toulouse. Whitelock was at the end of his career.

I think you've mistaken the big bucks low level league with Japan Rugby League One stars welcomed at their prime (Mo'unga, de Klerk, Matera, PSDT, de Jager, Mostert, Kolbe, Kriel, Barrett, Savea, Cane, Koroibete, Perenara, Kwagga Smith, de Allende, Kolbe, Wiese, Marx) because it pales a bit. 12 of of the 30 players that started the RWC final play in Japan. With a maximum of 16 games/season. In France it's up to 29 to be get the Top14 title, plus the Champions Cup.

Try to keep up the rythm with more than twice as many games.

I guess you've read their interviews on the intensity of Top14, right? Right?

The biggest Top14 stars are in great majority French players, because the JIFF policy has changed the way French clubs operate.

The era of Carter, Botha, Wilkinson, Kaino, Smith or the others mentioned before is over.

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NB 1 hour ago

Why the Wallabies' Murrayfield munching offered a worrying glimpse of the Lions showdown

I am an NH commentatory RW, though I haven't used the word 'decline' [yet].😁

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NB 1 hour ago

Why the Wallabies' Murrayfield munching offered a worrying glimpse of the Lions showdown

Note as Ed said - Joe was the first to show Ireland they could beat NZ. Perhaps he can do the same for Aussie too no?