Tous les résultats du HSBC SVNS Perth 2024 - Femmes

Par Willy Billiard
PERTH, AUSTRALIE - 27 JANVIER : L'équipe féminine d'Irlande célèbre sa victoire lors de la finale du tournoi féminin du SVNS 2024 de Perth au HBF Park le 28 janvier 2024 à Perth, en Australie. (Photo par Paul Kane/Getty Images)

L’Irlande a remporté une victoire historique dans le tournoi féminin du HSBC SVNS Perth 2024 en battant l’Australie, le pays hôte, en finale.

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L’Irlande avait terminé 4e à deux des trois précédents tournois en Australie par le passé, en 2019 et 2023, ce qui était sa meilleure position. Classées 7e au classement général avant cette troisième étape de la saison, les Irlandaises n’enregistraient que quatre victoires en dix rencontres avant le début de ce tournoi.

Toutes les rencontres sont diffusées gratuitement sur RugbyPassTV.

Poule A

  • Canada 12 – 14 Grande-Bretagne
  • Australie 31 – 0 Afrique du Sud
  • Canada 26 – 7 Afrique du Sud
  • Australie 12 – 19 Grande-Bretagne
  • Grande-Bretagne 12 – 14 Afrique du Sud
  • Australie 31 – 14 Canada

Poule B

  • Fidji 40 – 15 Brésil
  • France 26 – 5 Espagne
  • Fidji 31 – 0 Espagne
  • France 31 – 14 Brésil
  • Brésil 12 – 10 Espagne
  • France 31 – 12 Fidji

Poule C

  • USA 14 – 19 Irlande
  • Nouvelle-Zélande 29 – 5 Japon
  • USA 33 – 5 Japon
  • Nouvelle-Zélande 21 – 14 Irlande
  • Irlande 26 – 7 Japon
  • Nouvelle-Zélande 24 – 7 USA

Demi-finale pour la 9e place

  • Afrique du Sud 12 – 7 Espagne
  • Brésil 21 – 17 Japon

Quart de finale

  • Fidji 12 – 14 Irlande
  • Grande-Bretagne 7 – 0 Canada
  • Nouvelle-Zélande 14 – 24 Australie
  • France 5 – 21 USA

Match pour la 11e place

  • Espagne 5 – 33 Japon

Match pour la 9e place

  • Afrique du Sud 0 – 7 Brésil

Match pour la 7e place

  • Fidji 5 – 26 Canada

Match pour la 5e place

  • France 10 – 14 Nouvelle-Zélande

Demi-finales

  • Irlande 31 – 7 Grande-Bretagne
  • Australie 24 – 7 USA

Match pour la 3e place

  • Grande-Bretagne 24 – 10 USA

Finale

  • Irlande 19 – 14 Australie

Classement final de l’étape de Perth

  1. Irlande
  2. Australie
  3. Grande-Bretagne
  4. USA
  5. Nouvelle-Zélande
  6. France
  7. Canada
  8. Fidji
  9. Brésil
  10. Afrique du Sud
  11. Japon
  12. Espagne

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I was excited about the Razor error, but a few things are bothering me about this team. It’s looking less like a bright new dawn, and more like a conservative look to the past. We’ll never know how much pressure comes from above to select established players, but imagine if Razor wiped the slate clean and created the new baby blacks, the financial hit to NZR would be huge. Not that such drastic measures are needed, but a few selections still puzzle. TJ and Christie. Neither look like bright picks for the future, both are experienced but with limitations. I understand why you would pick one as a safe pair of hands, but why both? Jacobson is no impact player, and it makes no sense to me why you would pick both Blackadder and Jacobson in the same squad. They cover pretty much the same positions, and Jacobson has never demanded a start. Blackadder has struggled to stay on the field, but if he is picked, play him. Let’s see what he can do, we know enough about Jacobson, and Blackadder has far more mongrel. I would have preferred to see Lakai in the squad, he offers a point of difference and the energy of youth. Plus he would have kept Papali’i honest and created tasty competition for the 7 jersey. Ioane. The experiment goes on. The bloke is a fantastic winger but still fails to convince as a centre. Has NZR invested so much money in him that there’s pressure to play him? Proctor was by far the better player all season and played next to Barrett. Play him; a specialised centre, in form. Crazy I know. Our two wingers are very good, but we still miss a power runner in the backline. Faiga’anuki was a big loss and could have filled that role at wing or 13. More money on young players like him and less on aging stars would not go amiss in NZ rugby. Perofeta had a decent game, but the jury is still out. The lack of a specialist fullback in the squad is another head scratcher. Admittedly it’s early days and a win is a win, but hopefully some more innovation is in the plan otherwise I see this squad struggling sooner or later.

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