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Paris 2024 : victoire nette de France 7 féminine contre le Brésil

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 103 jours

PARIS, FRANCE - 28 JUILLET : Ian Jason (France) marque un essai lors du match de la poule C féminine entre la France et le Brésil lors de la deuxième journée des Jeux olympiques Paris 2024 au Stade de France, le 28 juillet 2024 à Paris, en France. (Photo par Hannah Peters/Getty Images)

La grosse défense des Françaises a permis à la France de remporter sa première victoire du tournoi olympique de rugby à sept féminin contre le Brésil sur le score de 26-0.

Bondé pour la quatrième journée consécutive, le Stade de France a fait une ovation à l’équipe de France féminine lors de son entrée en lice pour affronter le Brésil, un adversaire largement à sa portée pour n’avoir concédé qu’une seule défaite en 24 rencontres.

Sur la pelouse de Saint-Denis, les filles de David Courteix avaient été prévenues par leurs homologues masculins : préparez-vous à vous prendre une gifle. Elles sont entrées en courant, sourire aux lèvres, prêtes à en découdre.

World Rugby Guide to Rugby Sevens – French

Olympic Rugby Sevens kicks off in Paris on Wednesday. Here’s your full explanation of how it’ll work!

World Rugby Guide to Rugby Sevens – French

Olympic Rugby Sevens kicks off in Paris on Wednesday. Here’s your full explanation of how it’ll work!

Les Brésiliennes sont bien entrées dans le match en conservant le ballon pendant les premières 90 secondes de la rencontre. Pour son deuxième ballon, la France a étiré son jeu et Joanna Grisez, un temps incertaine pour participer à ces JO, a pu plonger dans l’en-but pour un essai transformé par Caroline Drouin.

Juste après, un bon grattage de Lou Noël transmis à la vétérane Chloé Pelle alourdissait le score avant la pause (14-0).

Les armes fatales – Séraphine Okemba et Anne-Cécile Ciofani – quittaient alors le banc avec l’expérience de Camille Grassineau pour relancer un jeu bloqué depuis quelques minutes. Okemba déposait le troisième essai sous les poteaux.

Le dernier était conclu par Ian Jason après une course incroyable d’Anne-Cécile Ciofani, le long de la ligne de touche, dans le sillon tracé la veille par Antoine Dupont.

PARIS, FRANCE - 28 JUILLET : Seraphine Okemba de l'équipe de France

Il s’agit de la plus grande marge de victoire de la France lors de son match d’ouverture à des Jeux olympiques, dépassant celle de 17 points contre l’Espagne lors du tout premier match olympique de rugby à sept à Rio 2016.

La France a remporté ses trois matchs d’ouverture, revenant au score pour battre les Fidji 12-5 à Tokyo.

Trois des marqueuses d’essais françaises ont inscrit leur premier essai sur la scène olympique : Joanna Grisez, Chloé Pelle et Ian Jason. De ce trio, seule Pelle a joué à Tokyo 2020, Grisez ayant été forfait juste avant le tournoi en raison d’une blessure.

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RF 8 minutes ago

‘Not a great team’: Irish scribe on All Blacks’ ‘lucky’ win over England

You're definitely whingeing mate!!! Stop giving the Irish a bad name. We actually respect the Irish team and always look forward to playing against you. You're one of our top teams to play. Your whingeing makes the Irish sound bitter.

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SadersMan 9 minutes ago

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Well, either way, referee adjustment is the real sin here. Dumb then, dumber now, zero lesson learned, apparently.

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Tom 14 minutes ago

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An impact ten can be ok - in case of emergency, break glass.

But bringing on another ten to "close out" the game is an awful idea. If you can't trust your starting ten to finish the game, they shouldn't be on the pitch at all. The idea of bringing on a kicking ten to pin the opposition back in the closing minutes is such a typical, negative English idea. Essentially it amounts to stopping playing and clinging on to a narrow lead.

Ten doesn't need subbing unless they're having a shocker or you've got a baller on the bench and you're chasing the game.

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RF 14 minutes ago

‘Not a great team’: Irish scribe on All Blacks’ ‘lucky’ win over England

What the heck? Are you still crying over 2003, 2007 comments? Let it go man! No need to Harbour things from way back then you grumpy old fart!

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Tom 20 minutes ago

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A lot is going to come down to England's defence. It was porous against NZ and Australia could potentially catch them cold and get some tries on the board, if so they'll get their tails up and England will panic.

If England can shore up the defence and impose themselves physically, Australia will struggle. I'd make England slight favourites.

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Bull Shark 23 minutes ago

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How’s that bench. Ffs

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AA 25 minutes ago

Borthwick the innovator needs to trust his instincts and cut England loose

Expecting anyone who is automatically reserved to know how to coach attacking tactics is like asking Tyson Fury to coach ballet .

It ain't going to work out well.

The RFU knew Borthwick tactics at Leicester. Forward domination and the 10 kicking up and unders

Won him a title but next year were relegated. Well would have been but for Sarries.

We are all expecting something we are not going to see.

The substitutions last week prove my point.

He just didn't trust the playmaker to come up trumps so hauled him off..

Until a top coach is employed we are going to keep having this conversation.

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Ace 26 minutes ago

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Can someone please ask Twat Williams for his opinion on the Bok team?

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SadersMan 41 minutes ago

How can Scott Robertson revive the All Blacks’ playmaking ‘triple threat’?

The difficulty is in rebuilding the new 9, 10, 15 combo around JB. Selection, then consistent time in the saddle. He was only with Smith/Mounga/BB as a combo for a little over a season. A work in progress but exciting potential going forward.

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SadersMan 56 minutes ago

It's about time rugby kicked out one of its values

Booing kickers is a great Crusaders fan value. As is kids holding up Carlos Spencer signs (cough cough).

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Ace 57 minutes ago

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3 tries to 1 and yet they were one penalty away from losing another test match...

A match isn't won by the team who scores the most tries. It is won by the team who scores the most points. Think about that.

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SadersMan 59 minutes ago

It's about time rugby kicked out one of its values

There's no official directive on how crowds respond to the haka, cibi, sipi tau, or siva tau though. Which imo is how it should always be.

But having "respect the kicker" signs dotted around the NH stadiums while crowds are booing the haka seems a bit hypocritical. Just remove them all & boo, whistle, whatever, the kicker, I say.

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Ace 1 hour ago

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And the broken record keeps turning.

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Loosehead 1 hour ago

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Must of done something wrong u say.lol.in munster vs all black 15 brodie mcallister,hooker for all black 15,understudy to bell at Canterbury does get a try in lineout maul for all black 15 in game,made no tackles gave away 3 penalties in game,yet slater reserve hooker comes on,made 12 tackles no penalties and made mor meters with ball in hand for 20 minutes he was on yet wen Cody Taylor misses test with HIA,Mr mcallister from Canterbury,lol gets called into ab's as in the mix behind bell,another cantab,.interesting.

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SadersMan 1 hour ago

‘Not a great team’: Irish scribe on All Blacks’ ‘lucky’ win over England

Let it go mate. Looking forward to an epic clash in T minus 3hrs & 13mins.

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RW 1 hour ago

It's about time rugby kicked out one of its values

The is a directive about how to respond to the Haka.

Is there not also a law about feeding the scrum down the middle? Some things are applied, some aren't.

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Ed Pye 1 hour ago

How can Scott Robertson revive the All Blacks’ playmaking ‘triple threat’?

Reiko is wasted at center. He remains one of the fastest AB's with the best foot work but has zero room to use those assets at 13. He also still hasn't learned when to pass the ball. I sincerely hope that in 2025 they realize how good Billy Proctor is

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Hellhound 2 hours ago

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More like Rassie is still experimenting with different combinations and tactics. He isn't going to let any team stop him from finding the exact team needed to take the next WC. His vision is long term and we will never get the same team or the strongest team. That we will see in '27. He always leave something for the imagination

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Hellhound 2 hours ago

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Many surprises and definitely not what people expected. Yet, WC winners galore in this team. To say this is a B team or C team is showing just how deep the talent pool in SA is and that is very scary. This team is scary. Thinking about those who is currently thought of as the A-team not even mentioned and only a fool would underestimate this Bok team. This team would be most other countries "A team". The Scots is a good team, but they just don't have the star quality the Boks does. Many of these players "used to be" the A team.

Like it or not, but Wow. No wonder the Boks is hated so much. Their is many other players without caps that would easily make the national teams of others, nevermind the current crop of Boks

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