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Le tirage de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby féminine 2025 se tiendra le 17 octobre

09 Oct 2024

Organisé au siège de la BBC, le tirage au sort de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby féminine 2025 se tiendra le jeudi 17 octobre 2024 à partir de 20h20.

Ce tirage au sort sera diffusé gratuitement en direct sur RugbyPass TV. Si vous n’avez pas encore de compte, vous pouvez en créer un gratuitement ici.

Il s’agit d’une étape importante pour cette compétition qui promet d’être le plus grand événement sportif de l’année en Angleterre.

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WXV 1

New Zealand Women

39 - 14

Temps complet

France Women

Toutes les stats et les données

Pour l’heure, dix équipes – le Canada, la France, le Brésil, l’Irlande, l’Afrique du Sud, le Japon, les États-Unis, les Fidji, la Nouvelle-Zélande (tenante du titre) et l’Angleterre (pays hôte) – sont assurées de participer à la compétition. Il reste six places à attribuer lors du WXV 2024.

Le calendrier, le programme des matchs ainsi que les lieux des rencontres seront ensuite connus le mardi 22 octobre.

Sur le plan de la billetterie, cette Coupe du Monde est déjà un succès puisque 60 000 billets ont déjà été vendus pour le match d’ouverture, qui se tiendra au Stadium of Light de Sunderland, ainsi que la finale pour le bronze et la finale qui se joueront à Twickenham.

Le reste des matchs de poules se joueront à Northampton et Brighton and Hove. Vous pouvez acheter vos billets ici.

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I have to say Ed, the Saints vs Bath game last season was a titanic battle with both Fin(n)’s going at each other and trading blows of attack vs attack. I think that was my favourite Premiership game of the season last year.

I think the future will be Fin Smith at 10 but will be interesting to see if they hold out for Atkinson, or just leave Dingwall in there for continuity. He’s not the best 12 but it does work with Fin Smith at 10.

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PMcD 26 minutes ago

How England's five sevens made a full house at Twickenham

Plan B is to retain the benefits of the 5x7’s in defence and then play the Fin Smiths Saints attack attacking the outside channels, where your 3x7’s will still beat the opposition to the breakdown and secure possession (as we did against FRA).

This was an outstanding defensive display but the attack will get even better.

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The main squad will beat this team but it will give you an idea of the wider depth ENG have been building.

It’s a very young pack with Fasogbon (22), Sela (21), Tuipulotu (20), Sodeke (21) being blended with some older players like Blamire (27) and Pearson (26), who are in and around the main squad, whilst the backline is exceptionally quick.

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The U20’s games were prioritised and have been fantastic development teams but once these kids graduate they have had limited changes since Covid.

ENG have re-committed to the A-team games (your AB XV) and its giving them a chance to play the near test ready and U-20’s players so they stay on the radar and get game time.

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PMcD 1 hour ago

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Brett - Fear not, that ENG system has been built over nearly three years and was executed to perfection over the weekend, so will not be so easy to replicate by others this weekend.

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I did fear for his career at one point. He had so many concussions he had to take about 6 months off . . . But thankfully that is all behind him now. 🤞

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PMcD 1 hour ago

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I think there are three frailties;

a) The 3x7’s need to be able to bring the big opposition guys to the ground so they can compete at the rucks (Underhill & the Curry’s are very good at that). You will be in trouble if you can’t bring down the man (like Van der Mescht)

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Our Irish coaches have helped you nicely? Munster teaching Rassie all he knows.

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A titan.

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