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Autumn Nations Series

Toutes les affiches de l'Autumn Nations Series 2025

Damian Penaud et les Bleues vont retrouver les Springboks (Photo de FRANCK FIFE/AFP via Getty Images)

Le calendrier complet de l’Autumn Nations Series 2025 a été dévoilé.

Lors de cette tournée d’automne, le XV de France affrontera l’Afrique du Sud, les Fidji et l’Australie.

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Parmi les principales affiches de cette tournée, on retrouvera un alléchant Irlande – Nouvelle-Zélande dès l’ouverture, le samedi 1 novembre, mais aussi un Irlande – Afrique du Sud le samedi 22 novembre.

Retrouvez le calendrier complet de l’Autumn Nations Series 2025 ci-dessous.

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Autumn Nations Series 2025, le programme

Samedi 1 novembre

  • Angleterre – Australie (16h10)
  • Écosse – USA (18h40)
  • Irlande – Nouvelle-Zélande (21h10)

Samedi 8 novembre

  • Irlande – Japon (13h40)
  • Écosse – Nouvelle-Zélande (16h10)
  • Angleterre – Fidji (18h40)
  • Italie – Australie (18h40)
  • France – Afrique du Sud (21h10)

Dimanche 9 novembre

  • Pays de Galles – Argentine (16h10)

Samedi 15 novembre

  • Italie – Afrique du Sud (13h40)
  • Angleterre – Nouvelle-Zélande (16h10)
  • Pays de Galles – Japon (18h40)
  • Irlande – Australie (21h10)
  • France – Fidji (21h10)

Dimanche 16 novembre

  • Écosse – Argentine (16h10)

Samedi 22 novembre

  • Pays de Galles – Nouvelle-Zélande (16h10)
  • Irlande – Afrique du Sud (18h40)
  • Italie – Samoa (21h10)
  • France – Australie (21h10)

Dimanche 23 novembre

  • Écosse – Tonga (14h40)
  • Angleterre – Argentine (17h10)

Dimanche 29 novembre

  • Pays de Galles – Afrique du Sud (16h10)

Cet article initialement publié sur RugbyPass.com a été adapté en français par Idriss Chaplain.

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GrahamVF 7 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

He would then probably have been on the bench for the final. One of the reason he hooked Manie early in the semi was because of the weather. It got worse and worse as the game wore on and Manie is not a wet weather player at all - not even in Cape Town.

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GrahamVF 23 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

If his loosies were doing their job he wouldn’t have had to scrap for the ball after he made the tackle.

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Andrew Nichols 23 minutes ago
Highlanders vs Crusaders: Jordan is Cullen-esque, another Test bolter

Come on. GP is the most passionate one eyed fan around. If you dont likechis posts, dont read them.

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GrahamVF 25 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

No room for the big strong less dexterous guys. What a shame.

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Ed the Duck 26 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

Exactly, pollard had been injured and iirc he played with Leicester just before the wc began and showed he was back and ready to go. Leaving Rassie the option to bring him in for one of the May hookers he selected in the original squad announcement. The interesting question is would have made the same replacement call for the squad if Libbock had been firing on all cylinders and kicking like a dream?

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Ed the Duck 30 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

…maybe one day Irelands luck will change? Maybe they just had a few bad shamrocks???

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NB 33 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

I am surprised he’s so persistent on such flimsy ground G. He takes on anecdotal article, adds a bit of yeast, and hey presto ‘It’s the LAW’!

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NB 34 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

👍🙄

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NB 35 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

So how do you get from ‘Owen Doyle’ to ‘Those’?


Maybe you should try to answer Ed’s previous question: “Who is calling the law into dispute?”


Nobody.

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Ed the Duck 36 minutes ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

So what? That does not automatically mean there will be a wholesale review of said rugby law. Unless you’ve spotted a law that says there will be…??? 😂


You really should wake up and smell the coffee, the law on this ain’t going to change anytime soon no matter how pathetically you bleat on about it!

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NB 40 minutes ago
'Haves and have nots': The Six Nations numbers reveal hidden truths

The scrum is still a real issue Fran. It has the potential to become the best attcaking platform of all - but only if it becomes stable [fewer pens], becomes contestable, and takes up less time on the clock for resets etc. Those are big asks!

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GrahamVF 49 minutes ago
Leinster player ratings vs Scarlets | 2024/25 URC

Underlines why Ireland struggle in the RWC. Depth is a problem for all the Irish sides.

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GrahamVF 1 hour ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

You have the Anzac obsession of going one code rugby. Scrums are bad mauls are boring guaranteed possession for the team going forward. What happened to a fair contest over the ball? Oh but one side mustn’t be too big or too strong or choose the wrong type of players. And I wonder of the Irish, English, Scottish, Argentinian and Fijian forwards agree that it means that only SA, NZ and France can be competitive because they are the only country producing giant forwards. Perhaps we can arrange feeding schemes for the poor weedy countries then.

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GrahamVF 1 hour ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

Rassie brought him in instead of bringing in another hooker because he was just waiting for a slot for Pollard. From that moment onwards he was always going to start. Why do you make pronouncements on subjects you have absolutely no authority on? BTW what we have in common is that I played U19 Stellenbosch at 17, 18 and 19

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GrahamVF 1 hour ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

Couple of the really experienced old rugby mates I watch big games with, think he T’s the ball up too high, which opens up more variety on exactly how his food comes into contact with the ball (a very clumsy way of saying it - but you know what I mean.) Vlok Cilliers always used to say when you set up the ball make your target on the ball as tight as possible. The use of a high T brings in way too much uncertainty.

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GrahamVF 1 hour ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

Interesting the role Willie played against Glasgow. He came on with 15 to go and settled down some hot heads.

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GrahamVF 1 hour ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

He’s a regular visitor.

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GrahamVF 1 hour ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

This is why I blocked him - not because of outrage but because it’s just too tedious.

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GrahamVF 1 hour ago
How 'misunderstood' Rassie Erasmus is rolling back the clock

At least we’ve got away from the perennial “need to be sorted out” - the RWC draw. Be happy for the different tune although the wailing is pretty mush the same.

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Toaster 1 hour ago
Mark Tele'a's departure sends unsettling message to NZRU over wantaway All Blacks

I won’t lie - he is a loss

Anyone who thinks otherwise is in denial

He constantly tops the metres gained and defenders beaten stats


But - wing is a position that is well stocked and I’m not sure so far this year he’s in the same form


After Proctors performance against the best Aussie team yesterday he really needs to start at centre

Leinster will use Rieko on the wing at times and Razor needs to bite the bullet and try this (even if he moves to centre during tests)


Otherwise the ABs now have other threats as mentioned like Naholo who appears unstoppable and Tangitau who seems exceptionally quick

Carter - hmmm not sure


And of course LF who has been smashing it for Toulon mostly at centre

Gregor Paul mustn’t watch much outside of NZ


Also I was very impressed with Love at 10 yesterday!

How about this backline against France:


Roigard

Love

Clarke

Tavatavanawai

Proctor

Tangitau

Jordan

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