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Malgré sa défaite face à l'Angleterre, la France reste 4e mondiale

Par Willy Billiard
GLOUCESTER, ANGLETERRE - 07 SEPTEMBRE : Abby Dow (Angleterre) est plaquée lors du match international féminin entre les Red Roses d'Angleterre et la France au Kingsholm Stadium le 07 septembre 2024 à Gloucester, Angleterre. (Photo par David Rogers/Getty Images)

Samedi 7 septembre, l’Angleterre a affronté la France au Kingsholm Stadioum de Gloucester, pour un match retour après le Tournoi des Six Nations féminin 2024.

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Tout comme lors du match à Bordeaux, l’Angleterre a dominé, s’imposant 38-19.

Des essais de Marlie Packer, Jess Breach, et Helena Rowland ont permis aux Anglaises de mener 19-0 à la pause. Packer a inscrit un nouvel essai en début de seconde période, suivi de réalisations de Breach et Lucy Packer.

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Les Françaises Agathe Sochat, Romane Ménager, et Pauline Bourdon-Sansus ont marqué en deuxième mi-temps.

Ce résultat n’a pas d’impact sur le classement des deux équipes, l’Angleterre restant première avec 96,90 points et la France à la quatrième place avec 87,27 points.

De son côté, le Pays de Galles a reculé à la 10e position du classement mondial féminin de World Rugby après avoir été battu 40-14 par l’Écosse au Hive Stadium d’Édimbourg le vendredi 6 septembre.

L’équipe de Ioan Cunningham, remaniée pour l’occasion, menait 7-5 à la mi-temps lors de ce match de préparation au WXV 2, grâce à un essai de Megan Webb qui répondait à celui d’Evie Gallagher.

Cependant, en deuxième période, l’Écosse a pris le contrôle du match, marquant des essais décisifs, dont deux doublés par Francesca McGhie et Chloe Rollie, ainsi qu’un essai supplémentaire par Meryl Smith.

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Nel Metcalfe a inscrit un essai pour le Pays de Galles en toute fin de match, évitant ainsi ce qui aurait été la plus lourde défaite face à l’Écosse. Malgré tout, le score final marque un nouveau record pour l’Écosse, surpassant le précédent de 36 points établi en 2000.

Avec une perte de 0,79 point, le Pays de Galles se retrouve avec 73,49 points, derrière l’Italie et l’Irlande, classées respectivement 8e et 9e.

De son côté, l’Écosse conserve sa 6e place, avec une amélioration de son score à 76,78 points, se rapprochant de l’Australie, qui est 5e avec 78 points.

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Jonathan Foster 2 hours ago
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In this match, Fiji’s performance was exceptional, and the statistics reflect that they were the superior team on the day.


For instance:


Possession: Fiji controlled 59% of the possession during the match, while the USA only had 41% (RugbyPass, 2024). This allowed Fiji to apply constant pressure on USA’s defense and create more opportunities for scoring.


Territory: Fiji spent 64% of the match in USA’s half, keeping the Americans under sustained pressure (World Rugby, 2024).


Offensive Play: Fiji made 7 line breaks, compared to USA’s 3. In addition, Fiji completed 12 offloads while USA only managed 5, highlighting Fiji's superior attacking ability and ball handling (World Rugby, 2024).


Scrums and Rucks: Fiji was dominant in the scrums, winning 100% of their own scrums (8 out of 8), whereas USA only won 71% of theirs (5 out of 7).


Additionally, Fiji won 6 turnovers compared to USA’s 2 (ESPN, 2024). This scrummaging and breakdown superiority was a critical factor in controlling the game.


Additionally, while forward passes can be contentious, it’s important to note that USA was also guilty of making 3 forward passes during the match, which resulted in lost opportunities and turnovers (RugbyPass, 2024).


These key errors disrupted momentum and contributed to their inability to maintain a sustained attack.


References

ESPN. (2024). Fiji vs USA match report. Retrieved from https://www.espn.com/rugby/match


RugbyPass. (2024). Scott Lawrence on the Fiji match and forward pass controversy. Retrieved from https://www.rugbypass.com/news


World Rugby. (2024). Fiji triumphs over USA in a thrilling encounter. Retrieved from https://www.world.rugby.com

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JW 4 hours ago
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Indeed, but I also appreciate how Razor now has him covering the backfield more. Are they conflicting uses? Who was it that covered the Arg game, John(?), no it was a YTer (squidge?) suggested Jordies role was to chase and support the wing for a tap back.


That turnover try was actually a great example of were Jordies boot could have been used for territory instead of attacking (contestable). Hansen talking again about 'learnings' about what part of the field they want to play in. I would have thought that would be a basic principle about how the coaches want to play and it would be a bit late now to be learning that.


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