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Challenge Cup : Vannes l'a fait !

Par Jérémy Fahner

Il y a 257 jours

Le doublé d'Enzo Benmegal a porté le RC Vannes vers la victoire face à Gloucester (Photo X @RugbyClubVannes)

Vannes a signé la première victoire européenne de son histoire en battant sans contestation possible Gloucester, 5e de Premiership.

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Vannes

43 - 19

Temps complet

Gloucester

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Euphoriques, les Bretons ont signé un départ tonitruant avec trois essais dans les huit premières minutes.

A dominant start for the hosts 👊
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— EPCR Challenge Cup (@ChallengeCup_) December 14, 2024

Les Anglais ont comblé une bonne partie de leur retard et étaient revenus à un essai transformé juste avant l’heure de jeu (26-19, 58e). De quoi inquiéter un peu la Rabine, qui avait encore en tête la remontada de l’UBB alors que le RCV menait 29-0 à la pause.

Mais les Vannetais apprennent vite, et cette fois ils n’ont pas craqué. Au contraire, ils ajoutaient deux essais supplémentaires (Chateau 65e, Blanchard 71e) pour éloigner la menace et faire chavirer de bonheur toute une région de plus en plus folle de son équipe.

Le RC Vannes domine largement son adversaire anglais de Gloucester ce soir. C’est donc la Ola au stade de la Rabine pic.twitter.com/c5i3pGcuNz
— Breizh Rugby ??🏉🐏 (@BreizhRugby) December 14, 2024

Graphique d'évolution des points

Vannes gagne +24

Temps passé en tête

80

Minutes passées en tête

0

99%

% du match passés en tête

0%

4%

Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes

96%

10

Points sur les 10 dernières minutes

0

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johnz 8 minutes ago

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You may well be right, that Razor’s appointment was already a done thing. Fozzie’s “competitive” appointment process definitely looked a sham. Which makes it even worse. Too many corporate types hiding behind processes, I would say.

I agree, naturally the head coach needs to be involved when appointing the assistants. But this is best done after he’s been given the top job. That way NZR and their man can make genuine approaches to the best available assistants.

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Karlos G 10 minutes ago

The 2009 precedent for an overhaul of All Blacks' back three

I absolutely agree with you about our inside backs being the problem especially Jordie but would still like to see some fresh faces on the wing Narawa/Love/Clark or Carter

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SadersMan 18 minutes ago

The 2009 precedent for an overhaul of All Blacks' back three

Well, you’re in the realm of opinion here because “can certainly hold back” is not data methodology.

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NH 19 minutes ago

The Wallabies must take to the skies to declaw Los Pumas

I can only think it's one of a) no centres really standing out apart from ikitau, b) lots of quality wingers, and c) Joe worried about backfield kicking and positioning if he is at 14/15.

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YeowNotEven 20 minutes ago

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He was 22 years old up against the Springboks for the first time, and up against Frans Malherbe.

He was always going to get taken to school in the scrum. But he recovered well, respectable if not stand out performances.

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NH 20 minutes ago

The Wallabies must take to the skies to declaw Los Pumas

I'd love to see some AFL teenagers come across to union, they have great skills and highly dynamic. A ruckman should make a good 2nd row and otherwise plenty of skilled backline players. Probably akin to a 7s player in some ways. Brisbane and Sydney will be where the crossover can occur best. AFL very good at their junior recruitment, clubs etc in comparison to union. They have a nationwide school program.

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Tk 21 minutes ago

The All Blacks used to be about the never-ending pursuit of perfection

I kinda remember a quote from an AB coach from 70’s or 80’s maybe (can't remember who). Along the lines that it wasn't his job to teach AB players skills, they should come in skilled and he makes the players into a team and coaches the game plan.

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NH 24 minutes ago

The Wallabies must take to the skies to declaw Los Pumas

Yes I think a power game would've been the way to go. Wallabies have a habit of been dragged into a helter skelter, unstructured game by arg that suits them to a tee. I'd look to kick out on exits and pressure their lineout, limit their counter attack and try and take matera out of the game at the ruck. I could easily see it being a point a minute game. Worried about the damage arg outside backs can do to the wallaby fringes.

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Tk 26 minutes ago

The All Blacks used to be about the never-ending pursuit of perfection

He's been disappointingly conservative full stop and really just served up more of the same. I expected a bit of a broom and a shake up which simply hasn't been seen. For years now the ABs have been supine in the face of motivated and energetic opposition. For most opponents an AB test is their seasons highlight and we never seem to match that energy or commitment.

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NH 29 minutes ago

The Wallabies must take to the skies to declaw Los Pumas

Yes, he is making a good fist of 12 but I feel like his best attributes don't shine there. Defence, offloads, connecting with the wings, and been given a bit of space to kick. In his defence, his in tight ball carry has been surprisingly robust as a 12, has fantastic footwork at the line to find a soft shoulder.

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Guest 37 minutes ago

The Wallabies must take to the skies to declaw Los Pumas

Afraid not, it’s a shame, we only really saw glimpses in 2021 what he could have offered the Wallabies.

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JD 39 minutes ago

Ranking England's centre options ahead of the new season

The incumbent due to others ahead of him being injured/ unavailable - Dingwall and Lawrence impact meaning Slade moved from 12. It’s always handy to give these things context. Slade was the first choice 12 during the early part of the 6 Nations, then was shipped out to 13 when Lawrence got injured.

This is about the options for the next 8 test matches. I think he’s a great player, but doubt he will leapfrog Dingwall, who was exceptional for England and Saints last season.

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KL 41 minutes ago

Kelter dropped as USA make sweeping changes for Wallaroos clash

Hard to argue with this. I would have put her on the bench because she’s such an excellent ball carrier. However, she’s possibly the most indisciplined player around right now and last Friday’s yellow card was inexcusable.

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Over the sideline 44 minutes ago

The 2009 precedent for an overhaul of All Blacks' back three

No.. I 100% agree that teams should be rated as “teams” and not just a collection of individuals.

However I will add that over the long term, indiduals can certainly hold back the team performance and can effect the win %.

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Over the sideline 51 minutes ago

The 2009 precedent for an overhaul of All Blacks' back three

Lol… don’t they suit your want to have WJ at 15?

He will be in the team 100%.

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KS 52 minutes ago

Ranking England's centre options ahead of the new season

It's very likely most of his game time at Saracens will come in the centres, with Fergus Burke really starting to settle in at 10, he also played a lot at 13 early in his career

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Over the sideline 54 minutes ago

Jake White: The All Blacks aura has disappeared, they should be worried

Yes sorry I did miss that point. I felt they had Razor's contract done and dusted earlier than the job became availavle.

Yep 100% NZR is behind in the way we recruit our coaches. What worked 20 years ago where the coach was the one who somehow earned the right to be an AB coach has gone. Its purely pro these days. They are changing tho. The new board and agendas hopefully bring thru better policies.

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frandinand 57 minutes ago

Old mate Pablo Matera showed the back-row remains at the heart of Razor's All Blacks riddle

I was out for dinner last night Carlos and ordered a very expensive bottle of Argentinian Malbec to toast the Pumas and their magnificent victory over the ABs

It was worth every cent!!!!

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frandinand 1 hour ago

Old mate Pablo Matera showed the back-row remains at the heart of Razor's All Blacks riddle

Loyalty may be an admirable quality in most situations but in this case it almost proved disastrous and possibly should have cost Foster his job.

Harold MacMillan said to be a successful Prime Minister one needs to be a good butcher and the same could be said for a rugby coach

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Over the sideline 1 hour ago

Why a two-team system represents 'solid realism' for Welsh rugby

Yep I'm rugby mad but even I'm keener to see this weekend. Get Outlook for Android

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