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Cobus Reinach dans la liste des Springboks

Par Idriss Chaplain
Cobus Reinach (Afrique du Sud) (Photo de ANNE-CHRISTINE POUJOULAT/AFP via Getty Images)

Cobus Reinach, demi de mêlée du Montpellier Hérault Rugby, fait partie de la liste de 34 joueurs convoqués par Rassie Erasmus pour la trêve internationale.

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Le Sud-Africain fait partie des trois demis de mêlée appelés aux côtés de Jaden Hendrikse et Grant Williams. Le trio fait partie de l’effectif vainqueur de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2023 et du Rugby Championship 2024.

Absent sur les 5 premières journées de Top 14, Cobus Reinach a fait son retour lors de la victoire 26-24 contre Vannes – Léo Coly passant en 10 – sur la 6e journée.

Il a ensuite été associé à Stuart Hogg lors de la défaite 30-17 contre le RC Toulon lors de la 7e journée.

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Quatre champions du monde de retour

Le sélectionneur Rassie Erasmus a également rappelé quatre champions du monde : Franco Mostert (deuxième ligne), RG Snyman (deuxième ligne), Andre Esterhuizen (centre) et Damian Willemse (arrière). Le capitaine Siya Kolisi, fraîchement parti du Racing 92 et revenu aux Sharks, sera également présent.

Durant leur tournée au Royaume-Uni, les Springboks affronteront l’Écosse (10 novembre, 17h10), l’Angleterre (16 novembre, 18h40) et le pays de Galles (23 novembre, 18h40).

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Utility forward: Jan-Hendrik Wessels (Vodacom Bulls)

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Bob Salad II 1 hour ago
Mick Cleary: 'England need to knock over one of the Big Two this autumn, as a bare minimum'

1. NZ has had time to play together and are likely more settled than England;

Coming off a recent Rugby Championship sure, but I'm not sure England have the selection problems the ABs have.

2. Especially after England's management problems - which must be disruptive (despite it being swept under the carpet or downplayed);

Or being overplayed. Bottom line is, Borthwick is still early in his England career as are his support staff. it's not as if the coaching team had been in place for 3 or 4 years.

3. NZ, despite their performances this year, have a very good pack which I think overall are better (but I guess this is subjective);

They do have a good pack and probably a better front 3, but England have great strength at lock and in the loose forwards, so I'm not sure I agree that the NZ 'pack' are better.

4. England won't have their 1st choice 9 & 10 available;

Marcus Smith is England's first choice 10 and he is available. Spencer - arguably England's #2 scrum half, will most likely start with Randall on the bench. Think there's more question marks over who's starting at 13 for England. Who's NZ first choice 10 these days?

5. On paper, the ABS have better and more experienced players across the squad.

In terms of caps, probably. But again, how long have this ABs team been playing together? Hasn't Robertson been trying new combinations out etc? Who's the starting 10/9 etc? Do the ABs have a settled lock pairing? This is hardly a vintage NZ squad and from what I've been reading, there seems to a fair amount of uncertainty within the NZ camp over who the best starting 15 currently are. In contrast, the bulk of Borthwick's side are - injuries aside, largely known.


One final point is tries scored. Across the last 6 games, NZ have scored 22 to England's 21. Pretty sure you'd have to trawl the record books pretty deeply to find a comparable data set.


And yeah, England are also at home.

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