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The Rugby Championship

Rugby Championship : les stats de la victoire de l'Argentine sur l'Afrique du Sud

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 90 jours

SANTIAGO DEL ESTERO, ARGENTINE - 21 SEPTEMBRE : Eben Etzebeth (Afrique du Sud) se dispute la touche avec Juan Martin Gonzalez (Argentine) lors du match du Rugby Championship 2024 entre les Pumas d'Argentine et les Springboks d'Afrique du Sud à l'Estadio Unico Madre de Ciudades le 21 septembre 2024 à Santiago del Estero, Argentine. (Photo par Rodrigo Valle/Getty Images)

Avec AFP

L’Argentine a réussi à stopper de justesse l’Afrique du Sud samedi 21 septembre à domicile, empêchant les Springboks de décrocher le titre du Rugby Championship grâce à une ultime pénalité manquée (29-28), lors de la cinquième journée du tournoi qu’elle peut encore remporter.

Rencontre

Rugby Championship

Argentina

29 - 28

Temps complet

South Africa

Toutes les stats et les données

Rapidement menée 17-0 par les Sud-Africains, invaincus avant cette rencontre, l’équipe des Pumas a réussi une remontée spectaculaire, inscrivant quatre essais en 20 minutes pour virer en tête à la mi-temps (26-22).

Graphique d'évolution des points

Argentina gagne +1

Temps passé en tête

Minutes passées en tête

47%

% du match passés en tête

51%

Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes

92%

Points sur les 10 dernières minutes

La seconde période a été moins prolifique en termes de points, mais intense en suspense. Repassés derrière après deux pénalités sud-africaines (26-28), les Argentins ont repris l’avantage grâce à Tomas Albornoz (29-28), avant que Manie Libbok ne manque le coup de pied décisif pour les champions du monde en fin de match.

Synthèse du match

Coups de pied de pénalité

Essais

Transformations

Drops

Courses avec ballon

126

Franchissements

Turnovers perdus

Turnovers gagnés

Les Pumas, actuellement deuxièmes (14 points), peuvent encore ravir le titre à leurs adversaires du jour (19 points) lors de la dernière journée.

Pour cela, ils devront à nouveau s’imposer en Afrique du Sud le 28 septembre, tout en obtenant un bonus offensif et en empêchant les Springboks de décrocher un bonus défensif.

Rencontre

Rugby Championship

South Africa

48 - 7

Temps complet

Argentina

Toutes les stats et les données

Visionnez gratuitement le documentaire en cinq épisodes “Chasing the Sun 2” sur RugbyPass TV (*non disponible en Afrique), qui raconte le parcours des Springboks dans leur quête pour défendre avec succès leur titre de Champions du monde de rugby

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HU 5 minutes ago

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a long long time ago, when I was writing articles myself (as a way to earn some money during my university studies) there was some editing involved .... if I had put up crap like "better than a British Lion" I would have got called into the editor-in-chief's office and been reminded about taking the profession seriously ....

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Barry 2 hours ago

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Always has elevated the profile of African rugby?

They didn't do much for the games profile from 1981 - 1992. Not in a positive sense at least.

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Bull Shark 2 hours ago

'Tom has the potential to be better than a British and Irish Lion'

What does “better than a British Lion” mean?

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Hellhound 3 hours ago

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On this I agree with you. There were many great teams and many different eras of rugby with very different rule sets. It's actually impossible to declare one team or player as the best ever. However, this is definitely the best SA team SA has ever had. All the accolades speaks for itself.

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Hellhound 3 hours ago

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All you can do is hate on SA. Jealousy makes you nasty and it's never a good look. Those who actually knows rugby is all talking about the depth and standards of the SA players. They don't wear blinders like you. The NH had many years to build the depth and players for multiple competition the SA teams didn't. There will be growing pains. Not least travel issues. The NH teams barely have to travel to play an opponent opposed to the SA teams. That is just one issue. There is many more issues, hence the "growing pains". The CC isn't yet a priority and this is what most people have a problem with. Saying SA is disrespecting that competition which isn't true. SA don't have the funds yet to go big and get the players needed for 3 competitions. It all costs a lot of money. It's over using players and get them injured or prioritising what they can deliver with what are available. To qualify for CC, they need to perform well in the URC, so that is where the main priorities is currently. In time that will change with sponsors coming in fast. They are at a distinct disadvantage currently compared to the rest. Be happy about that, because they already are the best international team. You would have hated it if they kept winning the club competitions like the URC and CC every year too. Don't be such a sourmouth loser. See the complete picture and judge accordingly. There is many factors you aren't even aware of at play that you completely ignore just to sound relevant. Instead of being an positive influence and spread the game and help it grow, we have to read nonsense like this from haters. Just grow up and stop hating on the game. Go watch soccer or something that loves people like you.

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Barry 3 hours ago

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Barry 6 hours ago

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Barry 6 hours ago

Warren Gatland finds out his fate as Wales undergo huge changes

Nor can the same coach turn it around. That's been proven across the last year. It will be years before they are even competitive again. It's a 5 year + job. No way Gatland will be around for that.

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Barry 6 hours ago

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If they're happy at losing 12 on the bounce, get a regional coach who would be as bad but cost about a sixth in salary.

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dw 7 hours ago

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richard davies 7 hours ago

Warren Gatland finds out his fate as Wales undergo huge changes

At 600k a year I would think there will be quite a Que. win lose or draw you can blame the small stature of the players and the WRU