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Autumn Nations Series

La composition de l'Angleterre contre l'Australie

Par Idriss Chaplain

05 Nov 2024

Marcus Smith & George Ford (Photo de David Rogers/Getty Images)

Steve Borthwick a annoncé son groupe de 23 joueurs dont son XV de départ pour la rencontre entre l’Angleterre et l’Australie, samedi 9 novembre.

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Le XV de départ est le même que celui qui a débuté la rencontre face aux All Blacks, samedi 2 novembre.

Les seuls changements notables se trouvent sur le banc. Le talonneur Theo Dan, victime d’une commotion contre les All Blacks, est remplacé par Luke Cowan-Dickie. L’ailier Ollie Sleightholme prend place sur le banc tandis que Ben Curry, frère jumeau de Tom, sort du groupe des 23.

Ready for the Wallabies 👊
Steve Borthwick has named his match day squad to face Australia this weekend 🌹@O2 | #WearTheRose
— England Rugby (@EnglandRugby) November 5, 2024

Le XV de départ de l’Angleterre

Ellis Genge
Jamie George (capitaine)
Will Stuart
Maro Itoje
George Martin
Chandler Cunningham-South
Tom Curry
Ben Earl
Ben Spencer
Marcus Smith
Tommy Freeman
Henry Slade
Ollie Lawrence
Immanuel Feyi-Waboso
George Furbank
Luke Cowan-Dickie
Fin Baxter
Dan Cole
Nick Isiekwe
Alex Dombrandt
Harry Randall
George Ford
Ollie Sleightholme

Remplaçants indiqués en italique.

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JG 7 minutes ago

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For goodness sake. Is there NO END to the arrogance of some Kiwis. Snap out of your pathetic dreamworld and taste reality. The dominance which the All Blacks once enjoyed is gone FOREVER!!! It will never return. There are too many nations that have caught up to - and even overtaken- the All Blacks. You should start getting used to that now, or you're gonna be very, very sad going forward. The Springboks are currently the top and dominant team in world rugby but at least they and.their fans know and realize that their dominance is not guaranteed to last indefinitely. Teams such as England, France, Ireland and Australia are all capable of rising to the top.

These arrogant Kiwis who seem blinded to rhe truth and reality of the 2020s, really need to wake up and smell the coffee.

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PMcD 8 minutes ago

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I think there are 5 things rugby needs to succeed;

a) A population large enough to sustain the required playing pool.

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CG 10 minutes ago

The good, the bad, the ugly with the All Blacks' forwards in 2025

They are both 6’4”

And 110

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JW 15 minutes ago

Are the Pumas overtaking the All Blacks in rugby's world order?

The players don’t give a crap about circumstances or ghosts, I’m sure it was just a chance to savour a win

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JG 21 minutes ago

All Blacks’ worst-case RWC 2027 pool draw sees 2023 history repeat

Wow!! What a dreamer you are. That aura is gone forever. Get used to it.

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Over the sideline 23 minutes ago

'100 caps… 1 incident': Bok great Bryan Habana condemns Etzebeth's act but defends player

Yes…. No matter what happens, it will cause division.

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Over the sideline 25 minutes ago

'100 caps… 1 incident': Bok great Bryan Habana condemns Etzebeth's act but defends player

No argument from me. EE has been far from perfect tho.

To me the offence, and all offences in today’s rugby, are punished far harder than that long ago tho. You get a red for stuff no one even considered bad in the 80s. So I'd expect a longer punishment in today’s world.

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PMcD 25 minutes ago

Are the Pumas overtaking the All Blacks in rugby's world order?

ENG are so much better at HOME than AWAY. That’s my only fear with ENG, can beat anyone at Twickenham but I actually think those extended AWAY tours do more to prepare you for RWC tournament runs. It’s a fine balance between generating income and preparing the team.

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PMcD 31 minutes ago

Are the Pumas overtaking the All Blacks in rugby's world order?

Yes, great answer NB, I think that’s a very fair comment.

What I like about them is they don’t play with fear. Even when they fall behind, they keep playing their game knowing they have the ability to unlock teams and they continue to back themselves.

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JW 35 minutes ago

Are the Pumas overtaking the All Blacks in rugby's world order?

Not sure ‘ghost’ was meant that way Ed.

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PMcD 35 minutes ago

The good, the bad, the ugly with the All Blacks' forwards in 2025

I think that is the thing that is changing in the game, the best sides defence is so good, it’s very hard to beat them at 12 on direct caries anymore, so what used to be a 12 has almost become a quicker 7 position, taking the front-on tackle and then contesting the breakdown (which is why DDA is so good) and what used to be the 12 position is moving to 13 where you can attack that outside edge and either set up the play and go to the outside channel, or bring the full back and wingers into those outside 5m channels.

13 is becoming a more common carrying role, just moving that bit further away from the opposition forwards and defensive structures.

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JW 37 minutes ago

Are the Pumas overtaking the All Blacks in rugby's world order?

You asking Nick to get his scales out BA? 🤣

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SL 37 minutes ago

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Generous ratings. Most should be around 2 or 3. The better ones like Lake and Wainwright around 5. Tandy has to scour the world for Welsh qualified players who can physically stand up to test match rugby. The players he has already got need to seriously look at their strength and conditioning programmes because they have size but cardio and physicality are so bad, it borders on embarrassing. These boys are paid pro players, they have food provided for them, they have top quality gyms to train in, they have time to do ‘extras’ to improve themselves. Personal pride is very low compared to the wages they earn. There is no excuse and the WRU cannot be blamed for lack of application.

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PMcD 43 minutes ago

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I wasn’t sure if that was because the week before took so much out of them, they had nothing left and the lack of rotation caught up with them but those final 30 mins were pretty devastating. There was only one team in the contest, which is very un-AB like.

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PMcD 46 minutes ago

'100 caps… 1 incident': Bok great Bryan Habana condemns Etzebeth's act but defends player

Yes I agree. Will be interesting to see what comes out this week with the disciplinary hearing.

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Eric Elwood 48 minutes ago

'100 caps… 1 incident': Bok great Bryan Habana condemns Etzebeth's act but defends player

That will take zero seconds because it didn’t happen. Grotesque whataboutery.

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JW 50 minutes ago

Are the Pumas overtaking the All Blacks in rugby's world order?

You wait for the next coach Nick!

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JW 52 minutes ago

Are the Pumas overtaking the All Blacks in rugby's world order?

The headlines are his editors take on the text (some spicy bit) BA, same for all LRs I’d imagine.

Pumas still don’t have the depth to go that deep like at WC i’d say, and yes, they don’t have NZs level of consistency, but who does?

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NB 53 minutes ago

Are the Pumas overtaking the All Blacks in rugby's world order?

‘Never Again’ is Argy’s answer to SR JW… Why would they let NZ and Aussie mug them again?

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Eric Elwood 53 minutes ago

'100 caps… 1 incident': Bok great Bryan Habana condemns Etzebeth's act but defends player

Agree. Nobodies arguing the citing commissioner should be avoided. Nobody is seriously arguing either that a lenghty ban is incoming.

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