Le programme des équipes de France au SVNS Cape Town

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LE CAP, AFRIQUE DU SUD : Vue aérienne du stade du Cap. Le stade est relié au front de mer par une nouvelle route, le Granger Bay Boulevard, et est entouré d'un parc urbain de 60 hectares. (Photo par Andrew Pittaway/Gallo Images/Getty Images)

Le programme des matchs pour le tournoi du Cap a été dévoilé. Le SVNS Cape Town est le deuxième tournoi du circuit mondial de rugby à sept et se déroulera les 7 et 8 décembre en Afrique du Sud.

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Si on connaissait la composition des poules, on ne connaissait pas encore le programme. Du fait du nouveau format avec quatre poules de trois équipes et l’absence de quarts de finale, les équipes ne devront plus disputer que deux matchs chacune dans chaque journée et non plus trois.

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Ainsi, le samedi 7 décembre, les Français, versés dans la poule D, joueront leur premier match contre les Etats-Unis (10h38, heure locale) et leur deuxième contre la Nouvelle-Zélande à 17h35 pour espérer finir en tête de leur poule.

Si tel est le cas, ils poursuivront en demi-finale le dimanche 8 décembre à partir de 13h56. La finale ayant lieu à 19h11.

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Pour les Françaises, placées dans la poule C, pareil : deux matchs le samedi et deux matchs le dimanche. Comme c’était déjà le cas à Dubaï, les Bleues débuteront leur tournoi contre l’Espagne à 12h38, puis enchaîneront contre l’Irlande à 16h04.

En cas de qualification pour les demi-finales, celles-ci débuteront à partir de 13h12 dimanche 8 décembre et la finale à 18h35.

A Dubaï, les Hommes ont terminé à la 5^e place tandis que les Françaises ont décroché une médaille de bronze.

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JW 21 minutes ago

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They’re just pointing out that the weren’t the best side, no disrespect is it? Or no matter what the interesting topic is weren’t only supposed to bring up our congratulations for the winner?

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NH 25 minutes ago

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Ed the Duck 25 minutes ago

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NH 27 minutes ago

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I think Schmidt could've been alot more creative with his subs and really mixed and matched the likes of Tupou, bell, Skelton, bobby etc with guys coming on and off at the 30 and 50min mark to maximise impact. Bell, Skelton, and bobby need 50 minutes minimum and then you build in 30 min shifts from Tupou etc to fill the gaps and maximise impact.

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NB 38 minutes ago

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Aye.

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NB 38 minutes ago

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You’re being extremely generous to the system NH! Remember Argy last year?

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NB 40 minutes ago

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Joe looks very stubborn about admitting mistakes doesn’t he? I don’t think he makes many in his coaching [apart from D systems!] but he does with selections.

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NB 43 minutes ago

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