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Toulon bat la Section sans trembler

Gaël Dréan (Photo de MIGUEL MEDINA/AFP via Getty Images)

Le RC Toulon a battu la Section Paloise (56-25) sur la pelouse du Stade Mayol pour le compte de la 12e journée du Top 14.

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Top 14
Toulon
56 - 25
Temps complet
Pau
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Dès le début de la rencontre, Toulon a pris le match en main pour ne pas le lâcher.

Des essais de Le Corvec (8e), Lucchesi (15e) et Dréan (29e) ont permis aux locaux de rentrer aux vestiaires à 24-13 à la mi-temps.

Graphique d'évolution des points

Toulon gagne +31
Temps passé en tête
75
Minutes passées en tête
0
91%
% du match passés en tête
0%
42%
Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes
58%
14
Points sur les 10 dernières minutes
0

Si Aymeric Luc a inscrit l’essai de l’espoir pour Pau à la 50e minute, Gabin Villière (deux fois), Kyle Sinckler et encore Dréan ont passé la ligne pour offrir le bonus offensif aux Toulonnais.

Toulon – Pau, les déclarations

Maxime Petitjean (entraîneur adjoint de Toulon)

« Les joueurs ont confiance en eux. On est à la moitié de la saison, on est dans les clous de ce qu’on voulait faire mais le championnat est encore long. Beaucoup d’équipes vont prétendre aux places qualificatives mais si on reste sérieux on peut faire une saison sympa. »

Sébastien Piqueronies (manager de Pau)

« (Toulon) a tout mieux fait que nous, tout simplement. Pour moi il y a eu deux matchs, clairement, celui jusqu’à la 65e minute et puis le dernier quart d’heure. J’ai du mal à comprendre ce dernier quart d’heure, on n’est pas capable de flotter et on coule. »


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GrahamVF 1 hour ago
Does South Africa have a future in European competition?

"has SA actually EVER helped to develop another union to maturity like NZ has with Japan," yes - Argentina. You obviously don't know the history of Argentinian rugby. SA were touring there on long development tours in the 1950's

We continued the Junior Bok tours to the Argentine through to the early 70's

My coach at Grey High was Giepie Wentzel who toured Argentine as a fly half. He told me about how every Argentinian rugby club has pictures of Van Heerden and Danie Craven on prominent display. Yes we have developed a nation far more than NZ has done for Japan. And BTW Sa players were playing and coaching in Japan long before the Kiwis arrived. Fourie du Preez and many others were playing there 15 years ago.


"Isaac Van Heerden's reputation as an innovative coach had spread to Argentina, and he was invited to Buenos Aires to help the Pumas prepare for their first visit to South Africa in 1965.[1][2] Despite Argentina faring badly in this tour,[2] it was the start of a long and happy relationship between Van Heerden and the Pumas. Izak van Heerden took leave from his teaching post in Durban, relocated to Argentina, learnt fluent Spanish, and would revolutionise Argentine play in the late 1960s, laying the way open for great players such as Hugo Porta.[1][2] Van Heerden virtually invented the "tight loose" form of play, an area in which the Argentines would come to excel, and which would become a hallmark of their playing style. The Pumas repaid the initial debt, by beating the Junior Springboks at Ellis Park, and emerged as one of the better modern rugby nations, thanks largely to the talents of this Durban schoolmaster.[1]"


After the promise made by Junior Springbok manager JF Louw at the end of a 12-game tour to Argentina in 1959 – ‘I will do everything to ensure we invite you to tour our country’ – there were concerns about the strength of Argentinian rugby. South African Rugby Board president Danie Craven sent coach Izak van Heerden to help the Pumas prepare and they repaid the favour by beating the Junior Springboks at Ellis Park.

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