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Springboks et All Blacks de retour pour affronter la France en Novembre 2024 et 2025

Par RugbyPass

Il y a 359 jours

Aaron Smith New Zealand performs the Haka before the Rugby World Cup France 2023 semi-final match between Argentina and New Zealand at Stade de France on October 20, 2023 in Paris, France. (Photo by Aurelien Meunier/Getty Images)

La France devrait de nouveau accueillir l’Afrique du Sud, championne du monde de rugby, et la Nouvelle-Zélande, finaliste de l’épreuve, lors des fenêtres internationales de novembre 2024 et 2025, selon plusieurs sources d’informations.

Les Bleus ont affronté les deux géants de l’hémisphère sud lors de leur Coupe du monde à domicile, battant les All Blacks lors du match d’ouverture avant de s’incliner d’un point en quarts de finale face aux Springboks.

Alors que l’attention se tourne désormais vers le prochain cycle de la Coupe du monde qui se jouera en 2027 en Australie, des rumeurs sur l’identité des prochains adversaires de la France ont été rapportées, d’abord par le Midi Olympique, puis confirmées par L’Equipe.

Trois tests contre l’Argentine en 2024

Après le Tournoi des Six Nations 2024, les joueurs de Fabien Galthié vont effectuer une tournée en Argentine au mois de juillet.

La tournée comprendra deux matchs, les 6 et 13 juillet, pour ce qui seront les premières rencontres des Pumas après la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2023. Ils constitueront donc pour les Argentins le début du cycle de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2023-2027.

La finale du Top 14 2024 se déroulera sept jours avant le premier test-match de la France contre l’Argentine et il se pourrait même qu’une troisième date puisse s’intégrer dans le calendrier de juillet en Amérique du Sud qui permettrait ainsi d’organiser une rencontre face à l’Uruguay.

Néanmoins, la France et l’Argentine s’affronteront une troisième fois en 2024, selon Midi Olympique, qui précise que les joueurs de Fabien Galthié affronteront également le Japon et la Nouvelle-Zélande en novembre 2024.

L’Afrique du Sud et l’Australie en 2025

En 2025, la France débutera ses tests d’automne par un match contre les champions du monde en titre, l’Afrique du Sud, qui a éliminé les Bleus en quarts de finale de France 2023.

Après le match de la revanche contre les Boks, l’équipe de Galthié pourrait accueillir les Fidji puis l’Australie pour boucler son année.

Désormais libéré de ses engagements avec les Jeux olympiques, le Stade de France pourrait héberger les rencontres face à la Nouvelle-Zélande en novembre 2024 et l’Afrique du Sud un an plus tard.

La fenêtre des tests de novembre 2025 devrait être la dernière du genre avant l’entrée en vigueur de la restructuration mondiale prévue par World Rugby, qui remplacera les traditionnels tests d’automne de juillet et de novembre par une nouvelle compétition qui a plus de sens : la Nations Cup.

Les (potentiels) tests de novembre 2024 :

9 novembre : France – Japon
16 novembre : France – Nouvelle-Zélande
23 novembre : France – Argentine

Les (potentiels) tests de novembre 2025 :

8 novembre : France – Afrique du sud
15 novembre : France – Fidji
22 novembre : France – Australie

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Utiku Old Boy 11 minutes ago

George Bell named in All Blacks team to face Ireland

Tamaiti got a good lesson in the dark arts of the front row by Stuart. He will be the better for it but there is a balance between being vindictive to a team member and getting a message accross. EDG has performed for this ABs against the Boks and other front line teams when chips were down. Cross that line and you don't have healthy squad competition you have perceived favourites and factions. Williams has not been dynamic around the field in all his recent games and some time for absorption of his steep learning curve would not be demotivating. He has a lot of time to to grow and become world class.

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DP 15 minutes ago

'Reckless' All Blacks must clean up act to return to No.1

NZ shouldn't be crowing about this "policy" when they're happy to field players guilty of spousal abuse. How about Julian Savea? that's 3 All Blacks players... wow.

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DP 18 minutes ago

'Reckless' All Blacks must clean up act to return to No.1

He played plenty of times AFTER he punched a woman..

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Bull Shark 40 minutes ago

Rory Darge on why the Boks aren't quite as scary as they once were

The boks have been a known quantity to Scotland for 118 years. And have still only managed just 5 wins. 2 wins in 30 years, the professional era.

The boks certainly wont be complacent - but a victory for Scotland is very wishful thinking.

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BK 41 minutes ago

Team-mate has one reservation over Johnny Sexton role in Ireland camp

he's an RWC disappointment - why bring him for a new cycle

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Jacque 49 minutes ago

Rory Darge on why the Boks aren't quite as scary as they once were

Good Luck on Sunday, Rory👌

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Jacque 50 minutes ago

Rory Darge on why the Boks aren't quite as scary as they once were

🦧

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RugbyFan 1 hour ago

Rory Darge on why the Boks aren't quite as scary as they once were

Yeah the Boks are not that scary to play. If Glasgow can almost beat a Sharks team full of Boks. The Boks are a known quantity now.

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NE 1 hour ago

Andre Esterhuizen refutes 'lucky' jibes thrown at Springboks

If you know nothing about the game or get hysterical when facts don't agree with your biased, fantasy based view why bother commenting? Stick to your Noddy sites.

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Timmyboy 1 hour ago

Team-mate has one reservation over Johnny Sexton role in Ireland camp

Way too soon. Quite surprised they’ve done that!

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NE 1 hour ago

Andre Esterhuizen refutes 'lucky' jibes thrown at Springboks

Nope facts are facts. Sadly controlling bodies, ruling (political) parties and other similar omnipotent organisations (in their field) conveniently ignore facts in order to pursue their agenda. Do yourself a favor, go back to 1995 and check out how the Head of State (who had nothing to do with global sports bodies) was able to reverse an IRB (now WR) decision that had already been announced. It went downhill from there. Fascinating stuff if you are a true rugby union fan. Catastrophic if you are a typical ignorant little bokkie fan.

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Bull Shark 1 hour ago

Team-mate has one reservation over Johnny Sexton role in Ireland camp

you want to write your own story and not to have it always about Johnny Sexton.

Cough. Cough.

I’m not sure having the guy who cost you the last game you lost to the ABs in the side as a consultant is a hot idea. Poor timing.

6 Nations. Maybe. This is a bad omen for the Irish.

Upgrading my prediction from ABs by 1 point to ABs by 5 points.

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Tom 1 hour ago

Borthwick, it's time to own up – Andy Goode

The problem for me isn't the pragmatic playstyle, it's that there is no attacking gameplan whatsoever.

I've got no issue with a methodical, kick heavy, defense centric gameplan. That playstyle won England our only world cup and it's won SA 4 of them. However! You can play in a pragmatic manner but you have to still play heads-up rugby and have the ability to turn it on when you manufacture prime attacking situations. England work very hard to get in the right areas of the pitch and have no idea how to convert when they get there, hence we tried and missed 3 drop goals as we were completely impotent in the 22. I've not seen any improvement in our attack in the last 4-5 years. The only time we got close to the tryline was from an interception, it's embarrassing. I don't know what Richard Wigglesworth is getting paid for.

I agree that England should have found a way to close out that game. Being able to grind out tough games is critical but I'd argue that being unable to string more than a couple of passes together without dropping it and finding a way to get over the gainline is even more important... But frustratingly, they don't seem interested. All you hear is about how close we are to bring a great team, we just need to execute a bit better. I don't see it. I see a team who are very physical, very pragmatic who do some stuff really well and are useless with the ball in hand which adds up to a very average side. They need to stop focusing on getting 5% better at the stuff we're already at an 8/10 level and focus on getting a lot better at the stuff we're doing at a 2/10 level. We have the worst attack of pretty much any side in the world... Argentina, Scotland, Fiji are way more threatening.

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Ninjin 1 hour ago

'No, it’s not, that’s the truth' - Andy Farrell rubbishes Ireland subplot

Ja neh bring on the airbus!

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RW 1 hour ago

Andre Esterhuizen refutes 'lucky' jibes thrown at Springboks

And a block for silly Nigel

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JK 2 hours ago

Andre Esterhuizen refutes 'lucky' jibes thrown at Springboks

Handre the Giant is pretty unlucky - he is a hammer of an inside centre but DDA is so good...

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JPM 2 hours ago

A dozen changes for France versus Japan after troubled summer tour

I agree. Costes is as young as Gailleton and similar profile. Still a bit too "wild" from time to time with Toulouse even if mostly impressive. He is part of the 42 called by Galthié and should be on the bench not too far from now.

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Flankly 2 hours ago

Andre Esterhuizen refutes 'lucky' jibes thrown at Springboks

Facts are to evidence, as conspiracy theories are to anxiety. If you have evidence then send it to World Rugby. Otherwise go get help.

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DH 2 hours ago

A dozen changes for France versus Japan after troubled summer tour

Ok, I get your point but what about Costes? Surely he is the future and he's already got the skills to pay the bills.

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CM 2 hours ago

Seven capped players included in England A squad to play Australia A

A number of these players should be in the England 1stXV but SB is myopic as usual, trained by EJ.

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