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Pays de Galles - Australie : la sensation Suaalii sur le banc, Skelton titulaire

Suaalii a démontré toute sa classe lors de ses débuts sous le maillot de l'Australie, son premier match de rugby à XV chez les seniors (Photo David Rogers/Getty Images)

Le sélectionneur de l’Australie Joe Schmidt a procédé à six changements pour affronter le pays de Galles, laissant au repos la nouvelle star Joseph Suaalii.

Joseph Suaalii, désigné homme du match lors de la victoire de l’Australie contre l’Angleterre la semaine dernière pour son premier match à XV en senior, a été placé sur le banc pour la rencontre face au pays de Galles.

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Le trois-quarts centre de 21 ans constitue l’un des six changements dans le XV de départ des Wallabies par rapport à l’équipe victorieuse à Twickenham. Les cinq autres joueurs concernés ne sont même pas sur le banc.

Samu Kerevi est de retour parmi les titulaires en lieu et place de l’ancienne star de la NRL. Il formera la paire de centres avec Len Ikitau, qui passe du 12 au 13.

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Parmi les lignes arrières, les deux autres changements concernent l’entrée de Max Jorgensen, décisif en fin de match contre les Anglais, à la place de Dylan Pietsch blessé, et de l’ancien Montpelliérain Nic White à la mêlée pour suppléer Jake Gordon.

Trois modifications à signaler dans le pack. Allan Alaalatoa prend la place de Taniela Tupou au poste de pilier droit et sera capitaine, Harry Wilson étant blessé.

Par conséquent, Seru Uru débutera sur le côté fermé de la 3e ligne, ce qui fait glisser Rob Valetini en N.8 pour sa 50e cape.

Enfin, le Rochelais Will Skelton fait son apparition dans l’équipe de départ à la place de Jeremy Williams, auteur d’un essai à Londres.

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« La semaine dernière, le match a été physique et s’est déroulé sur un rythme très élevé. Nous avons apporté de la fraîcheur à l’équipe pour ce qui promet d’être un autre match éprouvant à Cardiff », a expliqué le sélectionneur australien Joe Schmidt.

« Le groupe a travaillé dur cette semaine, en ayant en tête la pression qu’il va y a voir sur nos épaules ce week-end.

Composition de l’Australie

XV de départ : Wright – Kellaway, Ikitau, Kerevi, Jorgensen – (o) Lolesio, (m) N. White – McReight, Valetini, Uru – Skelton, Frost – Alaalatoa (cap.), Faessler, Bell.

Remplaçants : Paenga-Amosa, Slipper, Nonggor, Salakai-Loto, Gleeson, McDermott, Donaldson, Suaalii.

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Again we beat SA in Durban with an injury ravaged team. Guys like you have been predicting Irelands downfall for years for the same reasons.


Re the draw: NZ and SA were making plenty of noise about the draw until they squeeked through. SA and NZ don’t ‘rise above’ the draw. They BENEFIT from it!!


Should Scotland #5 seed globally but drawn in a Pool with Ireland and South Africa just have ‘risen above it’? Wow, if only your advice had occurred to them.

Should Japan in 2015 have ‘risen above it’ and beaten Scotland when forced to play them 4 days after beating South Africa?


That old chesnut about Ireland playing too many players in 2023. Ireland showed no fatigue in the RWC. We played the backline a lot early for coordination as Sexton back from ban. For professional sports people, you need to look at extreme fatigue to failure at the end of full intensity matches. They are the pertinent minutes. A backline running shapes for 60 mins against Romania is not a recovery issue. Amateur statisticians adding up minutes and jumping to silly conclusions means little.


I saw South Africa struggle badly with fatigue after the Quarter Final. Against Engalnd, in the final, you needed luck. You didn’t rise above it: you got poxed.


(BTW son. YOU haven’t won a World Cup

Also to note: you are jsut adding to the reputation of SA as having the most thin skinned supporters on the planet. A comment about Ireland dominating SA physcially and you can’t accept it. SA are never domianted! (even when they are))

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