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Women's Rugby World Cup

Le Japon sécurise sa place pour Angleterre 2025

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Il y a 34 jours

Japan qualified RWC2025

Le Japon est devenu la huitième équipe à se qualifier pour la Coupe du Monde de Rugby Féminin 2025 en écrasant le Kazakhstan 64-0 lors de l’Asia Rugby Women’s Championship 2024 à Hongkong.

Le XV de Sakura, qui a commencé sa défense de titre en battant Hongkong China mercredi 22 mai, a planté 10 essais lors d’une performance ultra dominante au King’s Park Sports Ground, s’adjugeant ainsi une sixième couronne asiatique.

Grâce à cette victoire, le Japon décroche à la fois son billet pour le WXV 2 2024 en Afrique du Sud mais aussi pour la Coupe du Monde en Angleterre en 2025, rejoignant les Red Roses, la Nouvelle-Zélande, la France, le Canada, l’Irlande, l’Afrique du Sud et les États-Unis pour le tournoi majeur de l’année prochaine.

Le Asia Rugby Women’s Championship se conclura samedi 1er juin avec le match entre Hongkong China et le Kazakhstan (coup d’envoi à 18h30 heure locale). Le gagnant de ce match se qualifiera pour le WXV 3 à Dubaï en tant que vice-champion, gardant ainsi l’espoir de rejoindre le Japon à la Coupe du Monde de Rugby Féminin 2025.

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Jon 14 minutes ago

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Scott Hansen has been lumped with Beauden Barrett, and I think happily so. Leon MacDonald wouldn’t have wanted a bar of him after he had to coach (and select at 10) him with the Blues, and avoided picking him as his fullback in his back three group. That left Beauden to Hansen to pick, and from all the sounds he’s been making in his recent interviews, I think he’ll relish the chance to get his hands on Beauden Barrett and turn around his ability to lead the team around the field. He’s a sucker for punishment. My predicted backline; TJ Perenara B Barrett J Barrett R Ioane C Clarke M Telea D McKenzie F Christie S Perofeta ALB

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Haami 59 minutes ago

South Africa vs Ireland - the battle to be ranked number one

Cringe, here we go again with world rankings 🤔, its a great badge of honor of course, but tell me again how that worked out for NZ from 2003 when the rankings system was first introduced?, In and out of the top spot for 8 years before winning a world cup in 2011. Ireland are just the latest side to feel the rankings curse at last years world cup. I don’t think the ranking system means much other than a bit of gloating around the office water cooler, if you look at the ladder now, any of the top 5 sides can beat each other on their day. I think the next 4 year world cup cycle will see a number of test sides claim the top spot, so close are they all in quality.

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Jmann 2 hours ago

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I believe that the Georgian ref is in control of this game. How he has been allowed to continue at test level is astounding. I predict he will have a heavy influence on the outcome; as has become the norm in recent seasons - the rules and the officiating will detract from the rugby.

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JD Kiwi 3 hours ago

Should rugby take the road less travelled?

Great compare and contrast Nick! Of course France have reached this point thanks to rich owners prepared to lose tens of millions to stack their teams with so many of the world's best players. An expensive way to build a comp but when money's no object I suppose you can afford an extravagant hobby 😂 BTW I've finally published my NZ v England article in the other place, fortunately not much overlap with yours 😂

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finn 4 hours ago

Fifteen politicians who swapped rugby for public affairs

Also, rugby league international Keith Mason is standing in the UK General election for the Workers Party.

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Derek Murray 4 hours ago

Should rugby take the road less travelled?

Loved this. I wasn’t fully aware of the nuances of the T14 replacement rules. Makes a lot of sense. Also the comments re the GP. There simply isn’t the same depth of interest in England/Wales/Scotland to support so many teams of quality. Nor in Oz sadly

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Michael 5 hours ago

Irish strategy short on detail as missing X-Men hinder Springbok heist

Gibson Park huge loss. He’s excellent second only to Du Pont

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Ruaan 5 hours ago

Should rugby take the road less travelled?

I really enjoy your analysis. I know you take some stick, and I don’t always agree with you, but this is the stuff I log in for. Keep it up.

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Shaylen 6 hours ago

Should rugby take the road less travelled?

If rugby chooses to embrace flair then it may err too much towards it and may become too much like league with the set piece becoming inconsequential in which case it becomes repetitive. If rugby chooses power then it becomes a slow drab affair with endless amounts of big men coming off the bench. Rugby needs to embrace both sides of the coin. It needs to have laws receptive to the power game but also laws that appreciate flair and running rugby. Where contrasting styles meet it generates interest because one side could beat the other with completely different plans as long as they execute their gameplan better and show great skill within their own plan. The maul and scrum should not be depowered at the same time laws that protect the team in possession should also be put in place with a clear emphasis to clean up and simplify the ruck and favour the attacking side while allowing a fair chance for the poacher to have an impact. Thus we set the stage between teams that want to build phases vs teams that want dominance in the set piece who slow the game down and play more without the ball off counterattack. The game needs to allow each type of team an opportunity to dominate the other. It needs to be a game for all shapes and sizes, for the agile and the less subtle. It needs to be a game of skill that also embraces the simplicity of the little things that allows teams of all qualities to stand a chance.

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Barry 9 hours ago

South Africa vs Ireland - the battle to be ranked number one

‘The Lance Armstrong invitational 15’ v ‘Ireland’ Can’t wait!!!!

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Johan 12 hours ago

Former Bok captain Victor Matfield launches personal tirade at Sam Warburton

Why are the guys getting so emotional??? Talk is cheap and money buys the Whisky. Lets see what the 2 test have to say! That’s all that counts.

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Lewis 13 hours ago

Rugby league international played 'in front of a handful of people'

I have absolutely 0 interest in League and that sentiment is strong with many Scottish fans.

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Ben 13 hours ago

Victor Matfield responds to Rieko Ioane's 'Super Rugby title above a World Cup' remark

As long as we don’t join the 6 Nations!!….. its a poor comp with maybe 2 good teams each year…..SA must Play club comps up North and let the NH pay our players and then play Rugby Champs later in the year - far better comp than 6 Nations anyway…. best of both worlds for SA and SA Players.

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Ben 13 hours ago

Former Bok captain Victor Matfield launches personal tirade at Sam Warburton

Douche bag Ben Smith at it again…. please get another job, you suck at this one BEN SMITH! Sorry excuse for a Kiwi……

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Rory 13 hours ago

Former Bok captain Victor Matfield launches personal tirade at Sam Warburton

Read the headline, see who the “writer” is and can guess the content will be provocative BS from the BS itself.

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Nickers 13 hours ago

Scott Barrett was the safe, obvious choice as All Blacks captain

Although it took a long time, by the end of Foster’s tenure the ABs were extremely good. To mention the “sameness of the squad” and “hopefully he can get more out of the players”…. ignores the fact that the players were fantastic last year. There were four teams who were all very competitive and could beat each other on their day, and NZ was one of them. Totally agree on the point about fullback though. Perofeta to 15 for the Blues seemed like a forced move because Plummer had clearly outplayed him at 10. You would have to assume that Will Jordan is Razor’s first choice 15, but in the interim Perofeta starting there over Love or Stevenson seems extremely left field. If Sullivan was fit Perofeta would arguably have found himself on the bench for the latter half of the Blues season. A lot of the other selections you can make a case for, even if you don’t agree with them. But essentially naming Perofeta as the only full back in the squad is a big head scratcher.

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Ross 15 hours ago

Former Bok captain Victor Matfield launches personal tirade at Sam Warburton

Why is a story from months ago being brought up again? Oh yes! Because RP are trying to stir up sh*t…as usual.

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Justin 16 hours ago

Former Bok captain Victor Matfield launches personal tirade at Sam Warburton

this show Final Whistle.. the guys have a go at each other nevermind other pundits, its full on confrontational. Going to give a lot of clickable quotes

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Jon 16 hours ago

Former Bok captain Victor Matfield launches personal tirade at Sam Warburton

> “How can you ask me that? South Africa, Springboks.” Haha I can imagine him spitting drool with that reply. Great build up Ben. > With so many Irish internationals in the Leinster side, their semi-final failure against Jake White’s Bulls shows that they will struggle against the full Springbok side. True. I can’t imagine what you would call it if Victor actually got emotional in his response. What was Warburtons last brain implosion about on TV again?

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Ed the Duck 16 hours ago

Former Bok captain Victor Matfield launches personal tirade at Sam Warburton

Pretty sure SW would have been referring to Ireland at that point in time i.e. the Boks weren’t playing anyone. Either way it’s a rubbish point and unusual for him as he’s normally a very balanced and knowledgeable pundit. As for the best, it’s the Boks and they’ve proved it beyond all dispute. Double WC champs and world No.1 - there literally is nothing else!

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