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Le retour de Baille et Danty contre la Namibie

Cyril Baille of France gestures during the Six Nations Rugby match between Italy and France at Stadio Olimpico on February 05, 2023 in Rome, Italy. (Photo by Silvia Lore/Getty Images)

Après avoir fait tourner son effectif contre l’Uruguay le jeudi 14 septembre, le staff de l’équipe de France a décidé de faire débuter dix des titulaires du match face à la Nouvelle-Zélande le 8 septembre.

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À noter le retour du pilier gauche Cyril Baille, blessé au mollet lors du match de préparation face à l’Écosse le 12 août, et du centre Jonathan Danty, forfait contre les All Blacks en ouverture.

Après être revenu face aux Teros, Anthony Jelonch enchaîne au centre de la troisième ligne. Une semaine après son premier match de Coupe du Monde de Rugby contre l’Uruguay, l’ailier Louis Bielle-Biarrey (20 ans) est titularisé à l’aile. Le capitanat sera assumé par Antoine Dupont.

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XV de départ

1 Cyril Baille
2 Peato Mauvaka
3 Uini Atonio
4 Cameron Woki
5 Thibaud Flament
6 François Cros
7 Charles Ollivon
8 Anthony Jelonch
9 Antoine Dupont (cap.)
10 Matthieu Jalibert
11 Louis Bielle-Biarrey
12 Jonathan Danty
13 Gaël Fickou
14 Damian Penaud
15 Thomas Ramos

Remplaçants

16 Pierre Bourgarit
17 Reda Wardi
18 Dorian Aldegheri
19 Romain Taofifenua
20 Paul Boudehent
21 Baptiste Couilloud
22 Yoram Moefana
23 Melvyn Jaminet

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•     Le sélectionneur Fabien Galthié a effectué 12 changements dans son XV de départ par rapport à l’équipe qui a battu l’Uruguay. Seuls Cameron Woki, Louis Bielle-Biarrey et Anthony Jelonch conservent leur place de titulaire.
•    Dix joueurs titulaires pour le match d’ouverture face aux All Blacks font leur retour dans le XV de départ, dont cinq dans la ligne arrière.
•    Jonathan Danty revient dans le XV de départ pour la première fois depuis le match du 27 août contre les Wallabies, au cours duquel il avait inscrit un essai. Il fera à cette occasion ses débuts en Coupe du Monde de Rugby, pour la 24e sélection de sa carrière.
•    Pour sa 19e cape en tant que capitaine, Antoine Dupont n’a toujours pas perdu un match à domicile (13 victoires). C’est en début d’année à Dublin face à l’Irlande qu’il a connu son unique défaite en tant que capitaine.
•    Antoine Dupont n’a disputé qu’un seul match à Marseille. C’était en 2022, il était déjà capitaine et la France a remporté ce jour-là sa première victoire contre les Springboks depuis treize ans (30-26).
•    Damian Penaud reste actuellement sur une série de cinq matchs où il a inscrit un essai, la plus longue de sa carrière.
•    Il est cette saison le meilleur marqueur d’essais français (9). Face à la Namibie, il tentera de devenir le premier Français à inscrire 10 essais dans une même année civile depuis les 12 essais de Philippe Saint-André en 1995.
•    Avec 30 essais internationaux, il est le quatrième meilleur marqueur d’essais de l’histoire du XV de France, à égalité avec Philippe Sella. Seuls Serge Blanco (38), Vincent Clerc (34) et Philippe Saint-André (32) ont fait mieux.
•    Depuis Vincent Clerc en 2011 contre le Canada, aucun joueur français n’a inscrit de triplé en RWC. Au total, seuls trois Bleus ont réussi cet exploit à domicile : Jean-Baptiste Lafond en 1991 contre les Fidji à Grenoble, Ugo Mola en 1999 contre la Namibie à Bordeaux et, déjà, Vincent Clerc en 2007 contre la Namibie à Toulouse.
•    Louis Bielle-Biarrey a marqué un essai lors de deux de ses trois titularisations en équipe de France, après ses débuts internationaux contre l’Écosse à Édimbourg cette année.
•    Thomas Ramos a inscrit 17 points par match en 2023 et n’a pas manqué plus de deux pénalités dans une même rencontre cette saison.
•    Il a déjà inscrit 20 points au Stade Vélodrome en 2022 contre les Springboks, avec une transformation et six pénalités réussies sur un total de huit coups de pied au but.

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Mzilikazi 10 minutes ago
As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

I did not think there would have been such a big Irish contingent, and must admit I am surprised by some of the selections. For example injury has taken Hanson back a long way in my opinion, and would agree with the comments on Darcy Graham being the better player over the past year.


Ryan also surprises me. I recall a couple of years before the last Lions tour, out to SA, he was being talked of as a possible captain. He then lost form, and was not selected. I don’t feel he has ever fully met the early hopes many of us would have had for him. Not even a first choice for Ireland.


I am happy to see the second Irish hooker in the squad. I highly rate Kelleher, but would concede George is very unlucky…fine player, good leader. And very happy to see Conan going….very smart player, who from all accounts has had to work very hard to get to the level he is at. Was never a noted school boy star. Interestingly, neither was van der Flier.


I’m not convinced Itoje will be a good captain. Very good lineout technican, but has tended to be a very niggly type of player, and concedes a lot of penalties. For example saw him put in a silly shoulder block off the ball playing for Saracens against Sale. He can also have games where is ineffective for periods. Not sure how he would go if it were the ABs or Boks, not that I’m writing the WB’s off as having no chance.


Despite my Irish heritage, neither am I happy to see Sexton in the coaching team. The Prendergast of the coaching world ? Would have thought he should have some time as a coach at some level before being so elevated.

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Ronan Furlong 25 minutes ago
As the balance of power shifts away from Ireland, has Andy Farrell got his Lions calls right?

“Why did England beat France but Ireland concede over 40 at home to the same opponents?”


Because France embarrassingly butchered the match against England by playing their worst game in about 4 years, and because the wounded real France turned up in Dublin a few weeks later with pride on the line.


I’m not basing my theory around the current Leinster …. I’m basing my theory around Kelleher being better than George at playing as an edge forward a la Sheehan (which is what Faz wants - hence no Dewi Lake either). I’m basing my theory on the absolute stupidity of anyone (like you) thinking Wainwright is a better 8 than Conan. I'm basing my theory on the stupidity of you wanting to take an unavailable Martin over James Ryan.


By the way, the “current Leinster” you're so happy to deride, are top of the URC and reached this years Euro semi finals, just like Saints. I didn’t notice any other English teams in the semis, did you? Are Sarries, Leceister, Quins, Sale et al not as good as Leinster? Presumably, by your logic, that means they are also overrepresented in the lions squad? Or does performance in Europe only matter for lions selection when Leinster lose by 4 points (as opposed to Leicester and Quins getting utterly embarrassed by URC teams?)


Let’s see how Saints get on against Bordeaux shall we? If they lose by more than Munster and Ulster lost to Bordeaux, should we be rethinking the inclusion of so many Saints players?


Of course not, as only an idiot would drop an entire cohort of players due to one lost game now, wouldn’t they?


p.s. I’m not surprised you’re welsh and cheering for England, as it’s a common 'Stockholm Syndrome’ trait from where you’re from. I'm a

little more surprised at your overt, small man bias against Leinster.


p.p.s Hansen is the lucky Irish player in the squad, no one else. But being from Connacht, he doesn’t fit your narrative does he? Partly because even you can't find a remotely deserving fit English or Welsh winger to replace him, can you?

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