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Women's Rugby World Cup

Classement final pour le tirage au sort de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby Féminin 2025

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 38 jours

DUBAI, ÉMIRATS ARABES UNIS - 12 OCTOBRE : Les joueuses de l'Espagne célèbrent leur qualification pour la Coupe du monde 2025 après la victoire de l'équipe lors du match WXV 3 2024 entre les Fidji et l'Espagne au stade The Sevens 2, le 12 octobre 2024 à Dubaï, aux Émirats arabes unis. (Photo par Christopher Pike - World Rugby/World Rugby via Getty Images)

L’Angleterre, le Canada, la Nouvelle-Zélande et la France se sont qualifiées parmi les équipes de tête pour le tirage au sort de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby féminin 2025. L’événement sera diffusé en direct sur RugbyPass TV à partir de 19h20 (GMT+1).

L’Angleterre, après avoir remporté pour la deuxième fois consécutive le WXV 1 en battant le Canada 21-12, aborde le tirage au sort de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby féminin 2025 comme l’équipe la mieux classée de tous les temps, hommes et femmes confondus.

Sous la direction de John Mitchell, l’équipe a enchaîné 20 victoires consécutives, atteignant un score record de 97,56 points depuis la création du classement World Rugby en 2003.

La France reste 4^e mondiale

Le Canada, pays hôte du WXV 1, est en deuxième position, suivi de la Nouvelle-Zélande et de la France, quatrième.

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L’Australie, nouvelle championne du WXV 2, rejoint le chapeau 2 avec l’Irlande, l’Écosse et l’Italie. Les Wallaroos ont pris la place de l’Écosse après les avoir battus 31-22 lors du match décisif pour le titre au Cap.

De son côté, l’Italie a également accédé au chapeau 2 grâce à une victoire 23-19 contre l’Afrique du Sud, prenant la place des États-Unis, désormais dans le chapeau 3 avec le Pays de Galles, le Japon et l’Afrique du Sud.

L’Espagne, victorieuse du WXV 3 en 2024, est à la tête du chapeau 4, accompagnée des Samoa, des Fidji et du Brésil, l’équipe la moins bien classée du tirage.

Le tirage au sort répartira les quatre meilleures équipes dans le chapeau 1, occupant la première place de chaque poule, tandis que les autres équipes seront distribuées dans les chapeaux 2, 3 et 4 en fonction de leur classement.

Composition des chapeaux pour le tirage au sort de la WRWC 2025 (classement entre parenthèses)

Chapeau 1 : Angleterre (1^er), Canada (2^e), Nouvelle-Zélande (3^e), France (4^e)
Chapeau 2 : Australie (5^e), Irlande (6^e), Ecosse (7^e), Italie (8^e)
Chapeau 3 : USA (9^e), Pays de Galles (10^e), Japon (11^e), Afrique du Sud (12^e)
Chapeau 4 : Espagne (13^e), Samoa (15^e), Fidji (17^e), Brésil (42^e)

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OJohn 12 minutes ago

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Keep in mind Rod MacQueen never won a Super Rugby title before he was appointed Wallaby coach but he ended up the greatest rugby coach the world has ever seen. Better than Erasmus even. Who is probably the next best.

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Bull Shark 16 minutes ago

David Campese takes back his Joe Schmidt coaching Australia criticism

Some interesting names there. I’ll spend some time researching their coaching credentials and come back with a well thought out response and avoid jumping to irrational conclusions.

Chat later.

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OJohn 19 minutes ago

David Campese takes back his Joe Schmidt coaching Australia criticism

There's plenty of coaching talent available. See other post but the Tahs won't let them coach Australia unless they are Tahs.

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OJohn 21 minutes ago

David Campese takes back his Joe Schmidt coaching Australia criticism

Ewen McKenzie, Less Kiss, Stephen Larkham, Jim McKay, David Nucifora, Scott Wisenthal, Ben Mowen, Rod Kafer, Mick Byrne, John Manetti, Jason Gilmore, Dan McKellar.

Go on say it. I know you're going to. No Australian will ever be good enough to coach Australia when there's a hopeless kiwi or south african available. Ever !

Because South Africans and Kiwis and Welshmen and Scotsman are all s.... scared that if an immensely talented and athletic team like Australia is ever able to harness nationalistic Australian passion with an Australian coach, you'll all be s.c.r.e.w.e.d.

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Bull Shark 24 minutes ago

David Campese takes back his Joe Schmidt coaching Australia criticism

This is true.

But perhaps because rugby is Australia’s fourth (or worse) most popular sport, there is just no coaching talent good enough.

It’s interesting that no players from the Aussies golden era (say between 1987 - 2000) have emerged as international quality coaches. Or coaches at all.

Again, Australians are the problem methinks. Not as interested in the game. Not as interested to support the game. Not as interested to get into the game.

And like any other industry in the world - when you don’t have the capabilities or the skills, you import them.

Not difficult to understand really.

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Bull Shark 32 minutes ago

David Campese takes back his Joe Schmidt coaching Australia criticism

I would say at least one of the 6 if you’d be so kind as to name them?

I’m thinking you can’t name 6 Australian coaches who would be as good as or better than Schmidt.

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Frans 53 minutes ago

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i think Argentina v France could be a good game too, depending on which Argentina turns up. The most difficult to call is Scotland Australia.

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Bull Shark 1 hour ago

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Australia definitely the game of the weekend. Wallabies by 3.

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tt 1 hour ago

Jake White: Ireland, Australia and Wales all have the same problem

Smith is playing a different game with the rest of the backs struggling to understand. That's the problem with so called playmakers, if nobody gets what they're doing then it often just leads to a turnover. It gets worse when Borthwick changes one of them, which is why they don't score points at the end. Sometimes having a brilliant playmaker can be problematic if a team cannot be built around them. Once again Borthwick seems lacking in either coaching or selection. I can't help but think it's the latter coupled with pressure to select the big name players.

Lastly, his forward replacements are poor and exposed either lack of depth or selection pressure. Cole hemorrhages scrum penalties whenever he comes on, opponents take advantage of the England scrum and close out the game. Is that the best England can offer?

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OJohn 1 hour ago

David Campese takes back his Joe Schmidt coaching Australia criticism

Which Australian coaches would be acceptable to coach the All Blacks ?

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SF 1 hour ago

Let's be real about these All Blacks

I'm a SA'can and like Ben I hate the springboks.

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CC 1 hour ago

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I reckoned the springbok coach, has now started to underestimate Wales, sending 8players home? Really? It’s not yet over until it’s over Coach

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Utiku Old Boy 1 hour ago

David Campese takes back his Joe Schmidt coaching Australia criticism

I am waiting for your list of candidates. We had several from which to choose so give me some choice (your list) in Aussie candidates for the ABs. You imply that any Australian would be preferrable to Schmidt, yet E Jones and Cheika obviously didn't meet your standards either. Are you angry that Schmidt is far exceeding Jones? All Oz coaches you have quoted are from way back in time. When you had some choice. What you won't admit, is you got nobody better than a kiwi currently. Otherwise you would be putting them up. The fact you don't shows you are a blowhard because you want to groan about Schmidt purely on the basis he is kiwi - not his impressive results.

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LV 1 hour ago

Let's be real about these All Blacks

Another poorly written article. Well done Ben, keep up the good work!

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CC 1 hour ago

Cheslin Kolbe backed to end 16-year wait

Thanks Steve D

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SteveD 1 hour ago

'Lightweight' Premiership not preparing England players for Test rugby

Too many pampered, precious Posh Boys who think the sun shines out of their backsides?

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OJohn 1 hour ago

Jake White: Ireland, Australia and Wales all have the same problem

Nothing would have been better. In the last 6 months of McKenzie's coaching, the Wallabies were really starting to hum. They were playing some brilliant rugby, even with no Pocock and came so close to winning the Bledisloe Cup. Only 3 points short I think.

Schmidt is a competent coach and after Jones destroying the Wallabies moral with picking useless Tah players (Bell is very good) any coach could have improved the Wallabies. We have achieved nothing so far really.

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SteveD 2 hours ago

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I'm afraid Gatland lost my respect with his uncalled for comments earlier in the year and his whinging about the so-called Boks' bad attitude in the Lions' 2021 tour. I also think he's not done my '6 nations' team much good this time round and they'll be well rid of him with his dated approach.

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SteveD 2 hours ago

Cheslin Kolbe backed to end 16-year wait

(Erm, quietly, he's Irish)

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Ardy 2 hours ago

'Steve Borthwick hung his troops out to dry - he should take some blame'

He's coaching like Eddie V2 did in Australia...You need someone with bigger balls and an understanding of what to do to improve what is going on. It is a dynamic environment that is constantly changing as coaches dream up new ways to win. He is like an automaton of Eddie's creation.

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