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Les finales du Rugby Europe Championship 2024 auront lieu à Paris

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 350 jours

Georgia Team Run and Press Conference – Rugby World Cup 2023 – Stade de la Beaujoire – Friday 6th October

Rugby Europe a annoncé que les finales du Rugby Europe Championship 2024 se tiendront au Stade Jean-Bouin à Paris, en France, le dimanche 17 mars 2024.

Dans ce qui promet d’être une véritable fête européenne du rugby international, les huit équipes nationales du tournoi se rendront dans la capitale française pour déterminer leur classement final dans la compétition et désigner le champion de cette année.

Les quatre matchs se dérouleront le dimanche 17 mars 2024, avec en point d’orgue la finale du Championnat à 21h00. Les matchs de classement et la finale de bronze se déroulant à partir de 12h00 le même jour.

La Géorgie, le Portugal et la Roumanie seront tous trois de retour en France après avoir participé à la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2023 en septembre et octobre.

Le calendrier des matches de poules s’établit ainsi :

3 février 2024 : Pays-Bas vs Espagne, Amsterdam, National Rugby Center, 13h15
3 février 2024 : Belgique v Portugal, Stade à confirmer, 20h00
4 février 2024 : Allemagne v Géorgie, Dessau, Paul Greifzu Stadium, 15h00
4 février 2024 : Pologne v Roumanie, Gdynia, Narodowy Stadion 20h15
10 février 2024 : Géorgie v Pays-Bas, Tbilissi, Avchala Stadium, 11h00
10 février 2024 : Portugal v Pologne, Lisbonne, CAR Jamor, 20h00
11 février 2024 : Espagne v Allemagne, Madrid, The Estadio Nacional Complutense 12h45
17 février 2024 : Géorgie v Espagne, Tbilissi, Avchala Stadium, 13h00
17 février 2024 : Roumanie v Portugal, Bucarest, Arcul de Triumf, 15h30
17 février 2024 : Belgique v Pologne, Stade à confirmer, 18h00
18 février 2024 : Pays-Bas v Allemagne, Amsterdam, National Rugby Center, 13h30

Les demi-finales auront ensuite lieu le week-end du 2/3 mars sur les terrains des premiers et troisièmes de chaque poule.

La compétition se déroule sur un cycle de deux ans (2023 / 2024) et les poules actuelles sont identiques à celles de 2023, avec les matches inversés comparés à la saison précédente.

Avec certains des meilleurs joueurs du continent

« Le rugby en France n’a jamais été aussi fort depuis la Coupe du Monde de Rugby, où nous avons pu constater un intérêt massif pour notre sport et l’impact majeur après les performances du Portugal et des autres équipes », a commenté Octavian Morariu, Président de Rugby Europe.

« Les finales du REC 2024 auront une résonnance particulière pour nous, car 2024 marque le 90^e anniversaire de Rugby Europe et de son prédécesseur la FIRA (Fédération internationale du Rugby Amateur). Pouvoir bénéficier du soutien de nos partenaires clés de la FFR, de la LNR, la Ligue Ile de France de rugby et la DIGES, témoigne de leur engagement en faveur du développement du jeu en Europe.

« Ce sera une journée où nous pourrons célébrer le rugby européen et ses valeurs et voir certains des meilleurs joueurs de notre continent montrer leurs talents dans ce fabuleux stade. Nous avons hâte de vous y retrouver. »

« Nous sommes très heureux d’accueillir en France dans un stade de TOP 14 les finales du tournoi Rugby Europe Championship », a ajouté René Bouscatel, le président de la Ligue Nationale de Rugby (LNR).

« Ce sera l’occasion pour le grand public de retrouver de nombreux joueurs qui portent chaque weekend les couleurs des équipes de nos championnats, tant en TOP 14 et en PRO D2, et en découvrir bien d’autres dont certains ont disputé la Coupe du monde de Rugby il y a quelques semaines. »

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Bull Shark 13 minutes ago

The All Blacks don't need overseas-based players

Correct. But if NZRU has burned through the cash from the silver lakes deal, made from selling a stake in the ABs, what’s left when the cash cow can’t fill the hole anymore?

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SF 14 minutes ago

The All Blacks don't need overseas-based players

Have you consulted the crystal ball? The right statement would be the right players have not been identified as yet.

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SF 17 minutes ago

The All Blacks don't need overseas-based players

Oh my, my. Goodness champ. You're truly ignorant and a true reflection of the hypocrisy raving in SA. Should not your argument apply to all Europeans born in this country? And don't tell me you SA'can. Do you realize only Europeans claim the name of the country they either colonize or emigrate to. If any person from African origin moves to Europe they will either be identified by the European as black-whatever or African-whatever. And so you will notice - even when, like you, will remain Chinese, Indian will be indian, Somalian will be Somalian, but not you people. You will usurp the language, culture and identity of the people as yours. Don't lecture me about eligibility, identity and adoption. We certainly did not adopt you. Like the Chinese, Indian, you will never be African.

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Werner 22 minutes ago

The All Blacks don't need overseas-based players

Who's swearing, cursing or bad mouthing?

I agree not everyone has a price but everything has a value and that value shouldn't be determined on where you work. Why would the jersey be less valued because more players are able to fight for it? Because more players have a better quality of life for their family?

Fiji Argentina and SA rely on the clubs to pay players salaries and subsidise them rather than the other way round. For the exact reason that it's an honour and privilege to play for their country. If you think that devalues the jersey then that's your opinion then so be it, it seems to work for all the other countries and FIFA

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LW 28 minutes ago

The All Blacks don't need overseas-based players

Depth is important and tge ABs dont have it

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Cantab 28 minutes ago

Sione Tuipulotu's Scotland emphatically end Wallabies grand slam dream

NZ usually scores as many or more tries than their opposition even when losing. Ireland has actually overachieved in recent years up until the last world cup but their challenge now is to maintain that momentum. The likes of England, Australia & even Wales have had their moments in the past but where are they now? Does Ireland have the talent to replace players they lose? NZ & SA always have players to develop as history shows.

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LW 29 minutes ago

The All Blacks don't need overseas-based players

If the ABs had access to all their players overseas, they could field 3 or 4 top international teams. That would be a good thing.

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SF 31 minutes ago

The All Blacks don't need overseas-based players

I know you don't neither do I expect you to. You dealt with you guilt and I will remember to teach the next generation Not to let that happen again.

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Werner 32 minutes ago

The All Blacks don't need overseas-based players

During 2018-2023 they were 90% foreign based players in the SA team. Remarkablely won 2 RWC and most of them have now decided to return to SA for family reasons and with the URC this has meant they have the means to do so.

It's because of the acceptance of foreign based players that the local players even have an argument to be selected. Do you seriously think if Kolbe or kolisi were in country that their URC team wouldn't start them?

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Werner 40 minutes ago

The All Blacks don't need overseas-based players

Fiji isn't that far off in terms of geography and I dare say Argentina is a heck of lot harder to travel to and from.

The talent isnt being "mined" if they are allowed to come back. What's wrong with players learning more skills or honing theirs overseas and coming back with more experience?

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Werner 42 minutes ago

The All Blacks don't need overseas-based players

Ignoring SA, you have also Fiji and Argentina who have most of their players plying their trade overseas and have become more competitive over the last 10 years.

Keeping in mind International selection opens up opportunities for young players to also play overseas to get blooded earlier and against international quality players.

The giteau law was a money saving law for the ARU so they wouldn't have to sign up more contract's, easy solution is have game based clauses or shorter term deals

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SC 1 hour ago

Can Will Jordan avoid the All Blacks curse of turning 27?

As long as he remains injury free, Jordan will break the record.

The age of 27 is meaningless.

Doug Howlet did not slow down at age 27, he signed a contract with Munster and was no longer eligible for AB selection

Jeff Wilson did not slow down at age 27, he left rugby to play cricket.

Jonah Lomu kidneys tragically gave out on him due to illness.

Chritian Cullen had a series of knee injuries.

Julian Savea and Joe Rokocoko ate themselves out of a jersey with significant weight gains.

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Ed the Duck 1 hour ago

Why the Wallabies' Murrayfield munching offered a worrying glimpse of the Lions showdown

Early days for sure with SP but my gut tells me there could just be something very promising there, and once he fills out defence should be top order too!

Moving porter is a little bit of robbing Peter to pay Paul, Ireland’s cupboard is pretty bare on both sides of the scrum and Cian Healy sure ain’t lasting 80 any more.

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AM 1 hour ago

18 debutants but Australia's core looking ‘more settled than ever’

Not so many when you compare it to the squad of 50 plus players used by SA. Four main problems with the team and Schmidt shows he is a good technician but poor international coach by not selecting the best players and rotating and developing key positions.

First, the scrum is woeful if Bell and Thor don’t play. AAA and Nongoor in particular are poor. Talea may be good but is not good enough. Schmidt should select Sio, Ainsley and Latu as the bench front row. All playing well in Europe. He should also be doing better with Pone and perhaps getting him over to France to work on his scrummaging. Pone is our best running prop but poor coaching has killed him. Needs better coaching OS provided eg Skelton and Meafou. Secondly, 9 and 10 combo. McDermott is a confidence player and is terrible on a bad day. He takes several steps before passing which kills the speed of ball and results in turnovers. Better off with Kerr Barlow who is playing well with La Rochelle and making McDermott work on his skills. Edmed probably does need a run too. Thirdly, centre and fullback. Perese is our best defender at centre and should be in the squad. The outside back defence is poor without Joe and needs to be shored up. Wright is also a confidence player and has poor defence. When he is off like he was last week better to replace him with someone like Reece Hodge who has a great boot and good D. Fourthly, lack of ball runners who break tackles outside of Bobby V and Skelton. Wilson is not up to international standard and dosent break tackles nor does McReight. Replace him with Gleeson and Leota on the bench if fit. Would also be better playing Pone than Nongoor as Pone at least has a good running game. Latu also makes ground. Amatesero is also a better player than Williams. Frost has been the standout fine. Finally, player rotation. Schmidt is grinding key players like Bell and Bobby V into dust. He needs to give them breaks by utilising OS players more and developing youngsters. The loss of Meafou to France and the guy who captained Scotland exemplifies the poor coaching and development in Aus.

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OJohn 1 hour ago

Why the Wallabies' Murrayfield munching offered a worrying glimpse of the Lions showdown

It doesn't baffle me. We have seen this before from kiwi coaches in Australia. Exactly as I predicted Schmidt is chopping and changing the team every week and playing players out of position and there doesn't appear to be any discernable game plan

It appears the Wallaby players have lost faith in Schmidt already. Again, exactly as I predicted.

Once Aussies can see a kiwi is a fraud, all faith just goes out the door. It happened with Deans, it happened with Rennie and it's now happened with Schmidt. Players don't like being screwed around and they know when the selections and tactics suck.

We are going to get done like a dinner during the Lions tour, just like it was when Deans was coach and Schmidt will get sacked with his forty pieces of silver. He's a mercenary.

And congratulations on an honest assessment. Some in the Australian media have become sickeningly obsequious.

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OJohn 1 hour ago

David Moffett launches Warren Gatland attack, names next Wales coach

For goodness sake Wales, grow up and grow some b........

Real rugby fans would love to see Wales being Wales, not a poor, pathetic imitation of kiwis.

What is the point of losing with a kiwi coach when you can lose with a Welsh coach but still have some dignity ?

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ZamaZama 1 hour ago

Why Antoine Dupont was a worthy winner of Sevens Player of the Year

Assumption and outright lies seem to be your only recourse. Couple that with your megalomania where you tell people what they can and cannot do and you're pretty much the complete sh*tpile, nicely wrapped in narcissism.

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