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La composition de l'Angleterre contre l'Australie

Marcus Smith & George Ford (Photo de David Rogers/Getty Images)

Steve Borthwick a annoncé son groupe de 23 joueurs dont son XV de départ pour la rencontre entre l’Angleterre et l’Australie, samedi 9 novembre.

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Le XV de départ est le même que celui qui a débuté la rencontre face aux All Blacks, samedi 2 novembre.

Les seuls changements notables se trouvent sur le banc. Le talonneur Theo Dan, victime d’une commotion contre les All Blacks, est remplacé par Luke Cowan-Dickie. L’ailier Ollie Sleightholme prend place sur le banc tandis que Ben Curry, frère jumeau de Tom, sort du groupe des 23.

Le XV de départ de l’Angleterre

  1. Ellis Genge
  2. Jamie George (capitaine)
  3. Will Stuart
  4. Maro Itoje
  5. George Martin
  6. Chandler Cunningham-South
  7. Tom Curry
  8. Ben Earl
  9. Ben Spencer
  10. Marcus Smith
  11. Tommy Freeman
  12. Henry Slade
  13. Ollie Lawrence
  14. Immanuel Feyi-Waboso
  15. George Furbank
  16. Luke Cowan-Dickie
  17. Fin Baxter
  18. Dan Cole
  19. Nick Isiekwe
  20. Alex Dombrandt
  21. Harry Randall
  22. George Ford
  23. Ollie Sleightholme

Remplaçants indiqués en italique.

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Hellhound 1 hour ago
Cultural reason behind divisive England trait explained by ex-Bok coach

They can do what they want, but they put too much emotion into it. Using that emotions for every little thing means that you lift your spirits for the moment but when things go bad, that same emotions drop to the boots. Especially if they are scored against. To lift those spirits higher again, requires a lot of effort. Emotional play makes you miss things on the field. It will cost you in the end. Maybe even the game.


To use a perfect example... The Bulls from South Africa in the URC reached 2 finals, and in both semi finals they played Leinster(effectively the Irish team), not their 2nd team, but all stars, and they beat them both times, once away and once at home. Those games was the Bulls finals. In the actual finals, they lost to the Stormers of SA, and Glasgow Warriors of Scotland. They put everything into those Leinster matches, knowing what would be needed, but it cost them in the finals.


Putting too much energy in silly celebrations, instead of focusing on the task at hand until the final whistle blow is what will give the other team the edge. It's why teams like the Boks and the Irish play 80 min games, not 50-60 min games. It's why they regularly wins. It's why the AB's struggle, because they have the talent, but they don't have 80 min in them yet. When a player gets tired, that's when mistakes slips in and teams like the Boks will punish you for it, even if they play bad, because they are focused. They are saving that energy for when it really matters.


That last 20 minutes is where most games are won or lost and that's where you need to dig deep. Wasting energy on silly celebrations like tackles or a ref decision etc is detrimental. Celebrating tries or points or even penalties, that is understandable. Required even to hype yourself up for about a minute or two, but then it's time to refocus.

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RedWarrior 1 hour ago
Three-way race to be number one in World Rugby men's rankings

The way it has always been is that the seeded position is initially occupied by the seeded team in the pool. The winner of the pool was scheduled to play a quarter final in a predetermined location.


In RWC 2023 and previous iterations the draw between seed placings was known in advance. So Wales knew that whoever won their group was playing the second placed team in England's group in Marseilles at a certain time and date.


Similarly South Africa and New Zealand knew if they won their groups they were playing the second team in each others groups. As it happenned Ireland and France won these groups so we ended up with the exact same fixtures pairings anyway!


I don't know for certain if the top4 is set in stone I am just surmizing that they will want to have the knock out fixtures mapped out in advance as in previous years, unlike soccer tournaments. I would be happy if the knock outs were doled out on merit as Ireland and France in 2023 would have got Fiji and Argentina and much improved prospects. But I don't know for 2027, I am guessing based on past tournaments that this is what they do.


The main issue with the 2023 arrangements was that the rankings between World Cups counted for nothing. The ranking was taken from tournament end in 2019 which meant that even though Wales were ranked #10 in 2023 their ranking was taken from the 2019 RWC which was #4 so they were a no 1 seed. That was majorly beneficial as both Wales and England (#3 seed) won their groups.


Poor Scotland were #4 in 2023 and #9 in 2019, so got pooled based on #9th with SA and Ireland, got spat out with their rankings decimated and are in a real fight to make it into top 6 again.


So it could be that the top pool team (wins all matches + tries scored, PD whatever) gets a good draw versus a 3rd place pool qualifier etc. But my hunch is they will not be so nuanced: the top 2 seeds going in will get the two 3rd placed teams and the top 4 going in won't meet until the semi should they win their groups and knock out matches.


I may send a letter in to ask, but World Rugby don't tend to respond.

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