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VIDEO - SVNS Dubai : France 7 remporte son 2e match contre l’Australie

Jordan Sepho (France). Crédit photo : Mike Lee - KLC fotos pour World Rugby

La France a confirmé son bon début de tournoi en battant l’Australie avec deux essais partout (les transformations de Paulin Riva faisant la différence) et prenant la tête de la poule A, 14-10.

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Pour leur deuxième match de la journée face à l’Australie, France 7 avait un adversaire autrement plus performant que le Kenya qu’il avait battu dans les arrêts de jeu (24-19).

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Cette fois, l’Australie, habituée des finales à Dubaï mais sans jamais en gagner une et qui a terminé la saison dernière au pied du podium, n’a pas attendu avant de montrer sa puissance, surtout après sa lourde défaite 17-0 face à l’Afrique du Sud sur son premier match du week-end.

James Turner a montré dès la première minute que les Aussies étaient de sérieux prétendants au titre. Une minute plus tard, Jordan Sepho se faisait voler un ballon que Nathan Lawson manquait de transformer en essai sous la pression de Victor Hannoun ; le même Hannoun qui était à deux doigts de marquer à son tour juste avant la pause.

La France allait enfin débloquer son compteur grâce à une incroyable percée de Romain Gardrat relayée par Jordan Sepho qui arrivait en soutien. Ses jambes de feu séchèrent la défense australienne (7-5). Puis ce fut le tour à Liam Delamare de marquer pour se dégager au score (14-5).

Malgre de bonnes intentions, l’Australie n’a pu percer le rideaux défensif des Bleus sauf une fois par Aden Ekanayake (14-10, 13e). Les Français ont résisté jusqu’au bout pour emporter cette deuxième victoire de la journée et prendre provisoirement la tête de la poule A.

La France connaît actuellement sa plus longue série de victoires face à l’Australie dans l’histoire des Series, avec cinq succès consécutifs. Entre 1999 et 2022, les Bleus n’avaient réussi à enchaîner deux victoires de suite contre les Australiens qu’à deux reprises en 49 rencontres.

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