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Irlande - France : la compo des Bleues pour lancer le Tournoi

Toutes les trois titulaires, Marine Ménager, Agathe Sochat et Gabrielle Vernier font partie des joueuses expérimentées de cette équipe de France. (Photo by PAUL FAITH/AFP via Getty Images)

Les co sélectionneurs de l’équipe de France féminine Gaëlle Mignot et David Ortiz ont dévoilé ce jeudi matin la composition de l’équipe de France qui se déplacera en Irlande pour le premier match du Tournoi des Six Nations 2025.

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Cinq changements sont à noter par rapport au dernier match disputé par les Bleues, en octobre dernier lors du WXV au Canada. Ils sont principalement guidés par les absences sur blessure de certaines joueuses.

En première ligne, Rose Bernadou est titulaire à droite tandis que le staff espère récupérer Assia Khalfaoui en cours de compétition. Son pendant à gauche sera Yllana Brosseau tandis qu’Agathe Sochat apportera toute son expérience au talon.

En deuxième ligne, la co capitaine Manae Feleu sera associée à Madoussou Fall, un attelage qui a fait ses preuves.

En troisième ligne, Teani Feleu sera la N.8 titulaire en l’absence de Romane Ménager, en phase de reprise. Elle sera entourée de Charlotte Escudero et de la septiste Séraphine Okemba, qui s’installe dans cette équipe.

Dans les lignes arrière, Morgane Bourgeois portera le N.15 en lieu et place de Chloé Jacquet, gravement blessée au genou fin janvier. Mélisande Llorens sera alignée sur l’aile droite alors que Cyrielle Banet, titulaire contre la Nouvelle-Zélande, est touchée musculairement. Sur l’autre aile, l’autre co capitaine Marine Ménager est bien là.

Au centre, la paire Gabrielle VernierNassira Konde, très complémentaire, est maintenue.

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Enfin, dernier changement à l’ouverture avec la titularisation de Carla Arbez, qui formera la charnière avec l’expérimenté Pauline Bourdon Sansus, la joueuse la plus capée de ce groupe France avec ses 61 sélections.

Composition de l’équipe de France qui affrontera l’Irlande

XV de départ : Bourgeois – Llorens, Konde, Vernier, M. Ménager – (0) Arbez, (m) Bourdon Sansus – Okemba, T. Feleu, Escudero – Fall, M. Feleu (cap.) – Bernadou, Sochat, Brosseau.

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Mzilikazi 8 hours ago
'Ulster, though no one wants to admit it, isn't much more than a development province right now.'

“I was wondering if the AIL had clubs that were on the tipping point of wanting to become pro, how close could they get to a current Ulster etc”.


The Irish structure has always been the International team at the top, then the four provinces, then the clubs below that. Before the pro era in each province there were senior clubs playing each other, and that was pretty much “ring fenced”…no relegation or promotion. Then below that a series of junior leagues. The top players in the international scene played in the Five Nations(before Italy came in), and against the touring All Blacks or Springboks initially, then later Australia and Argentina came in. Actually I would need to go back and check the history of the teams coming onto the scene ie other than the Ab’s and Boks.


Those International players would only play for their province three times each year in the Inter Pro games, with the Bok, AB etc games only in tour years. Rest of the time, every single Int. player played club rugby every weekend.


Pro era dawned, and the four provinces became the sole pro teams, feeding up to the Int. team. There is no prospect as far as I can see of any AIL team ever becoming professional. Deepete, or someone living in Ireland would know more than I do, but what happens is fringe and academy players can play in the AIL, giving them game time they would not get otherwise. Top International players would rarely play at AIL level.


I think in Australia the tyranny of distance inhibits an AIL type structure. Ireland is tiny, good rail and road sytems, and it is easy to play in Cork, Limerick, Dublin, any where, weekend after weekend. Imagine an All Australian league, and travelling from Townsville for a game in Margaret River, etc. etc.


“I actually had the tables up and had no idea who was who lol”. Neither do I in some cases. A lot of new clubs since I played/lived in Ireland…I have to check who some are !!


Good discussion here JW. Have enjoyed it.

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