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Fracture du pouce pour Fickou, absent en début de Tournoi

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Il y a 324 jours

Gaël Fickou manquera le début du Tournoi 2025 (Photo de SYLVAIN THOMAS/AFP via Getty Images)

Victime d’une fracture du pouce gauche le week-end dernier, le centre du Racing 92 et des Bleus Gaël Fickou manquera les débuts du Tournoi des Six Nations avec le XV de France, a indiqué son club mardi.

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Sorti touché à une main lors du match nul contre Lyon dimanche (25-25) à l’occasion de la 13e journée du Top 14, Fickou « a été opéré hier (lundi 30 décembre, NDLR) d’une fracture du pouce gauche et sera éloigné des terrains entre 6 à 8 semaines », précise le club francilien dans un communiqué.

Le centre international (30 ans, 93 sélections) est donc forfait pour le premier match du Tournoi des Bleus, qui reçoivent le pays de Galles le 31 janvier au Stade de France.

Il devrait également manquer le déplacement à Twickenham face aux Anglais le 8 février, mais pourrait faire son retour face à l’Italie le 23 février à Rome.

Mis sur le banc pour la première fois depuis 2019 en Bleu cet automne lors de la victoire face au Japon (52-12), Fickou, un des cadres du XV de France, a ensuite été titulaire lors des deux autres test-matchs de novembre, deux succès contre la Nouvelle-Zélande (30-29) et l’Argentine (37-23).

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Mike Gibson 6 minutes ago

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Ireland gave Australia 5 lineouts in the red zone which Australia squandered. Obviously, that alone would be more than fatal against SA. Even if its close going into the last 20-10 minutes…..the mismatch Rassie/Felix have created in that time zone against fatiguing opponents must tell. With Monsters scoring maul tries (see v France) and/or magicians like Sasha/Williams creating try scoring space in the red zone (see also France).

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johnz 23 minutes ago

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Dave Didley 26 minutes ago

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Hammer Head 32 minutes ago

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JW we are never going to agree on the legality of the tackles. Both tackled players dropped suddenly before impact. Had the tackles been complete they would have looked like every other tackle on any other day.

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Mitch 1 hour ago

'Red-lining France and Australia face last chance saloon in Paris'

The lineout woes were easy fodder for an analyst to pinpoint an area where it all fell apart last week.

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JW 1 hour ago

Jake White: Before I say what I’m going to say...

But my argument is that the game of rugby is heading for ruin if high tackles are treated the same as foul play (head butting and eye gauging) because WR wants create the image that it’s taking a stance on player safety.

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Tommy B 1 hour ago

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Not ANOTHER NZ ‘bug.’

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Tommy B 2 hours ago

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Given England’s injuries I’d place the Pumas as very slight favourites - at most a 50-50 game.

Either way I’m confident it will be a tougher game for England than the ABs or Australia was - which says much about the current international game.

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Mike Gibson 2 hours ago

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You let your fellow Saffer supporters down. You are:

Arrogant

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Mike Gibson 2 hours ago

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cw 2 hours ago

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Argentina has gone 6-2. Good stuff. They will be able to match England for intensity, especially with Pablo and Joaquin coming off the bench. This should be close. Will be interesting as to who can recover from big games the best. Argentina good chance.

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NB 3 hours ago

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Forgot about the Frost pun Miz! But yes, bluddy cold up here this week. We were sitting indoors preparing to go out and do some work in the fields and our breath was freezing!

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NB 3 hours ago

'Red-lining France and Australia face last chance saloon in Paris'

Yep Matt P. could call, I think he did it in Dave Rennie’s time in charge of the WB. So can LSL.

But it does take time to build an undertsanding with the thrower and lifters etc.

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unknown 4 hours ago

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