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Autumn Nations Series

Pays de Galles : Tomos Williams forfait pour le reste de la tournée

Par AFP

Il y a 41 jours

Le demi de mêlée Tomos Williams (pays de Galles) lors du match des Autumn Nations Series entre le pays de Galles et les Fidji au Principality Stadium le 10 novembre 2024 à Cardiff. (Photo Ian Cook - CameraSport via Getty Images)

Le demi de mêlée du pays de Galles Tomos Williams, blessé à l’épaule, ne rejouera plus pendant la tourné d’automne.

Le demi de mêlée Tomos Williams, blessé à une épaule lors du match contre les Fidji, et déjà remplacé dans le XV de Galles pour affronter l’Australie dimanche, sera également indisponible pour la rencontre face aux Springboks du 23 novembre à Cardiff, a annoncé la fédération galloise vendredi.

Kieran Hardy, qui ne figure pas sur la feuille de match pour le match contre les Wallabies, a été appelé pour le remplacer dans le groupe gallois.

Josua Tuisova envoie Tomos Williams dans une dimension parallèle 🥶#WALFIJ #AutumnNationsSeries pic.twitter.com/Uyc9Jdm5UY
— RugbyPass FR 🇫🇷 (@RugbyPass_FR) November 10, 2024

L’équipe du pays de Galles a perdu, dimanche à Cardiff devant les Fidji, pour la dixième fois de suite, égalant son record de défaites consécutives qui remontait aux années 2002 et 2003.

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