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HSBC SVNS : le tournoi de Madrid en français sur RugbyPass TV

Par Willy Billiard

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MADRID, ESPAGNE - 19 MAI : Vue générale à l'intérieur du stade Civitas Metropolitano le 19 mai 2024 à Madrid, en Espagne. (Photo par Florencia Tan Jun/Getty Images)

C’est une première qui va se jouer ce week-end sur RugbyPass TV la chaîne gratuite du rugby mondial. Pour la toute première fois, un tournoi du circuit mondial de rugby à sept sera en effet commenté intégralement en français.

Pendant trois jours – vendredi 31 mai, samedi 1^er juin et dimanche 2 juin – l’ensemble des matchs sera raconté et décrypté en français par un trio de commentateurs chevronnés : François Trillo, Nicolas Delage et Yann Chabenat.

Le trio sera accompagné de notre consultant Jean-Baptiste Gobelet, lui-même ancien international septiste.

Voix de Sud Radio où il anime l’émission Au cœur de la mêlée, François Trillo a été le commentateur en chef de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2023 sur TF1 tandis que Nicolas Delage et Yann Chabenat avaient commenté le mondial sur M6.

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Au cours de ces trois jours, les champions du HSBC SVNS 2024 seront couronnés lors d’une Grande Finale où les huit meilleures équipes masculines et féminines de la saison régulière du HSBC SVNS s’affronteront.

Parallèlement, les play-offs de promotion et de relégation verront huit autres équipes masculines et féminines jouer pour gagner leur place sur le HSBC SVNS. Les derniers matchs de qualification du dimanche 2 juin décideront des quatre équipes masculines et féminines qui obtiendront leur place pour le HSBC SVNS 2025.

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Barry 12 minutes ago

‘I haven’t been as excited for a Test since I played’ – CJ Stander

CJ was a little too excited for the first test in 2016 from what I remember. That poor Lambie fella got emptied. Proper brain injury stuff.

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Flatcoat 31 minutes ago

What England must do to achieve historic result vs All Blacks – Andy Goode

The AB'S have selected a big..physical pack.. it hasn’t been selected to maintain parity..I think we will take it to Eng in the forwards Selecting TJ gives us an extra loosie..it will be a physical game..looking forward to it.

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edward 51 minutes ago

What England must do to achieve historic result vs All Blacks – Andy Goode

I’d love for the English team to be listening to this type of pseudo-analysis because it might give them a false sense of belief. If anything, the All Blacks tight five is their strength at the moment. DeGroot and Lomax have really only played the best teams and have been strong throughout their tenure. Not much is being made of Aumua on the bench but he will have an impact on the game. Patrick Tuipolotu is in career best form and they sleep on him at their peril. The one advantage they will have is NZ rust

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Jon 1 hours ago

Rassie Erasmus: 'Outspoken' Irish became full of themselves

Haha great video, and so true! Love the look of those Irish fans with a bit of a grin on at their cheeky comments.

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monty 1 hours ago

South Africans are the masters of taking offence

I think i’ll watch bokkie iwish game going by the comments on here sounds like there could be blood on the carpet.

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J Marc 2 hours ago

Jono Gibbes' ‘do-or-die’ reaction to late, late New Zealand U20s win

France need to win with a bonus point but it could be the semi.

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Forward pass 2 hours ago

The Rico Simpson verdict on his TMO-reviewed game-winning kick

A quality win by the U20ABs. France not advancing will be a shock.

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Francois 2 hours ago

Peter O’Mahony backs ‘professional’ Jamie Osborne to do well on debut

Faf, Handré and Willie are going to punish him all evening…

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Francois 2 hours ago

‘I haven’t been as excited for a Test since I played’ – CJ Stander

Best player Ireland have ever had, ole CJ Stander. And that Jean Kleyn was bloody brilliant too! Jameson Gibson-Park is fantastic also. Bundee Aki is right up there with the best of them. As is James Lowe. And Mack Hansen. And Rob Herring. And dont forget Quinn Roux many years ago. And lets not forget their coaches! Andy Farrell! Joe Schmidt!! And to a lesser degree at club level, building the foundations of Irish rugby, the likes of Rassie Erasmus for Munster, then Johan van Graan for Munster! Stuart Lancaster for Leinster! Jacques Nienaber for Leinster! How blessed Ireland are to be such a conveyor belt of talent and rugby IP! Other nations can but marvel in awe! And don’t forget, the Irish have, in their long and proud rugby history, NEVER LOST a Rugby World Cup semi-final or a Rugby World Cup final! Fantasic record! AND they have gone into the last 2 Rugby World Cups as the number one ranked team in the world and really made that count for them! Not many nations can brag with this magnificent rugby pedigree folks.

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Blair 2 hours ago

Jono Gibbes' ‘do-or-die’ reaction to late, late New Zealand U20s win

If the baby blacks do end up finishing top after putting on a show against the Spanish, does that mean France is their likely semi-final opponent? Seems like a weird format if that is a possibility

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Dave 2 hours ago

The Junior Boks explanation for their heavy defeat to Argentina

Nice piece of sportsmanship diplomacy from Bafana. Full praise for the man.

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Blair 3 hours ago

‘I haven’t been as excited for a Test since I played’ – CJ Stander

I get the home town advantage being a positive for the boks but all commentary also talks about the altitude being a positive for them as well. As a fan of neither team, surely the altitude should benefit the Irish being the much fitter/aerobic team. Yes the boks have experience playing there but they resort to slowing the game down tactics at sea level for their forwards to catch a breath, I would have thought it’s a lot tougher for them to do 80 minutes at altitude

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john 3 hours ago

The key challenges facing Joe Schmidt's inexperienced Wallabies side

What you really mean by big surprises is wacko selections by a kiwi living in NZ. Jake Gordon, Blyth and Liam Wright are not even in the top 3 in their positions in Australia.

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Todd 3 hours ago

Scott Roberston lifts lids on benching Beauden Barrett

The Blues won in-spite of Perofeta. He’s been average all season. I think Scott Robinsons come-over is effecting his judgement

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Troy 3 hours ago

What England must do to achieve historic result vs All Blacks – Andy Goode

I actually think he makes some good points but just goes a bit far with regards to AB props lack of games in order to enhance England's chances. It is the quality of the games and opposition that Lomax and De Groot have played that defines their status. Starting with their debut pairing on the veldt ‘22 under massive pressure ( just coming off a series loss to Ireland, first time loss to Argentina, impending loss of Rugby Championship, potential world ranking of #5), through to the ‘23WC quarter final epic against Ireland, semi's against Argentina and the now rugby folklore final against Sth Africa. In terms of big game experience only Africa's front rowers would have more in the bank. Picking the draw for all three SH v NH clashes is quite astute not to mention safe, so I'll go out on a limb and say all three SH sides will take home the spoils.

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Bruce 5 hours ago

England is nice but the Springboks will be a true test of the All Blacks' mettle

How dismissive of an improving England team. I do hope they surprise you. They may well not but to look further ahead for sterner competition is very condescending.

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steve 5 hours ago

‘I haven’t been as excited for a Test since I played’ – CJ Stander

I'm no Irish fan, but you'd think they could have used any other picture that him getting red carded

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Bret 6 hours ago

The Junior Boks explanation for their heavy defeat to Argentina

I never thought I’d see a Springboks team (no matter the age group) get beaten up in the mauls and lineouts and lose a game in this manner in their own country. Argentina gave them a hell of a game. Well done ARG!

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Scott 7 hours ago

What England must do to achieve historic result vs All Blacks – Andy Goode

I stopped reading when Goode wrote “neither prop has much experience”. Did Goode not watch any of the All Blacks’ knockout tests of the RWC? DeGroot and Lomax are both world class props who matched the Irish and Springboks’ scrum.

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Bull Shark 7 hours ago

England vs New Zealand | Live & Latest Rugby Union Scores & Results | RugbyPass

New Zealand to pump England in the last 20. NZ by 15.

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