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Cobus Reinach dans la liste des Springboks

Par Idriss Chaplain

22 Oct 2024

Cobus Reinach (Afrique du Sud) (Photo de ANNE-CHRISTINE POUJOULAT/AFP via Getty Images)

Cobus Reinach, demi de mêlée du Montpellier Hérault Rugby, fait partie de la liste de 34 joueurs convoqués par Rassie Erasmus pour la trêve internationale.

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Le Sud-Africain fait partie des trois demis de mêlée appelés aux côtés de Jaden Hendrikse et Grant Williams. Le trio fait partie de l’effectif vainqueur de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2023 et du Rugby Championship 2024.

Absent sur les 5 premières journées de Top 14, Cobus Reinach a fait son retour lors de la victoire 26-24 contre Vannes – Léo Coly passant en 10 – sur la 6^e journée.

Il a ensuite été associé à Stuart Hogg lors de la défaite 30-17 contre le RC Toulon lors de la 7^e journée.

Quatre champions du monde de retour

Le sélectionneur Rassie Erasmus a également rappelé quatre champions du monde : Franco Mostert (deuxième ligne), RG Snyman (deuxième ligne), Andre Esterhuizen (centre) et Damian Willemse (arrière). Le capitaine Siya Kolisi, fraîchement parti du Racing 92 et revenu aux Sharks, sera également présent.

Durant leur tournée au Royaume-Uni, les Springboks affronteront l’Écosse (10 novembre, 17h10), l’Angleterre (16 novembre, 18h40) et le pays de Galles (23 novembre, 18h40).

Afrique du Sud, l’effectif pour la tournée de novembre 2024

Piliers

Thomas du Toit (Bath)
Vincent Koch (Hollywoodbets Sharks)
Frans Malherbe (DHL Stormers)
Ox Nche (Hollywoodbets Sharks)
Gerhard Steenekamp (Vodacom Bulls)

Talonneurs

Malcolm Marx (Kubota Spears)
Bongi Mbonambi (Hollywoodbets Sharks)

Deuxièmes lignes

Eben Etzebeth (Hollywoodbets Sharks)
Franco Mostert (Honda Heat)
Ruan Nortje (Vodacom Bulls)
RG Snyman (Leinster)

Troisièmes lignes

Pieter-Steph du Toit (Toyota Verblitz)
Siya Kolisi (capitaine, Hollywoodbets Sharks)
Elrigh Louw (Vodacom Bulls)
Kwagga Smith (Shizuoka Blue Revs)
Marco van Staden (Vodacom Bulls)
Jasper Wiese (Urayasu D-Rocks)

Utility forward: Jan-Hendrik Wessels (Vodacom Bulls)

Demis de mêlée

Jaden Hendrikse (Hollywoodbets Sharks)
Cobus Reinach (Montpellier)
Grant Williams (Hollywoodbets Sharks)

Demis d’ouverture

Manie Libbok (DHL Stormers)
Handre Pollard (Leicester Tigers)

Centres

Lukhanyo Am (Hollywoodbets Sharks)
Damian de Allende (Wild Knights)
Andre Esterhuizen (Hollywoodbets Sharks)
Jesse Kriel (Canon Eagles)

Arrières

Kurt-Lee Arendse (Vodacom Bulls)
Aphelele Fassi (Hollywoodbets Sharks)
Cheslin Kolbe (Suntory Sungoliath)
Willie le Roux (Vodacom Bulls)
Makazole Mapimpi (Hollywoodbets Sharks)
Canan Moodie (Vodacom Bulls)
Damian Willemse (DHL Stormers)

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JJ 9 minutes ago

Ronan O'Gara in more trouble after La Rochelle pick up unwanted record

I’d love to know what he thinks the mitigating circumstances were. It was a straight kick to the face. Hastoy was even looking at the player when he did it. Do we have to wait for someone to be blinded by a kick to the face before something is done?

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Eric Elwood 10 minutes ago

Nearly everyone is saying the same thing in wake of Eben Etzebeth red

Its nothing to do with “People Up North” or whatever tinfoil hat nonsense you are claiming.

If he eye gouged he will get a lenghty ban. End of story.

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rj 10 minutes ago

Nearly everyone is saying the same thing in wake of Eben Etzebeth red

An eye for eye rings true. Footage clearly shows Manns baby finger gauging EE left eye. I’ve been eye gauged in a game and I grabbed the hand of the player, and when we stood up I knocked him out cold.

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Eric Elwood 11 minutes ago

Nearly everyone is saying the same thing in wake of Eben Etzebeth red

You think EE should have gotten no red card for eye gouging?

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J Marc 13 minutes ago

Ronan O'Gara in more trouble after La Rochelle pick up unwanted record

At french young levels, when a coach is sent off, a player must go out of the field and a penalty is given 22m in front of the posts. Maybe this law should be apply for ROG and some of his colleagues…

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Johan Langebaan 26 minutes ago

Nearly everyone is saying the same thing in wake of Eben Etzebeth red

Looked to me as if his hand was VERY close to EE's eye?

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Eric Elwood 32 minutes ago

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There was a WR directive for strict application of the 5 second rule which has not been applied since.

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Eric Elwood 34 minutes ago

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England were not as good as France. They had an easy run to the semi and had a simple box kicking game plan which the wet weather helped. It was a harder match to win for SA but that was because they were fatigued. Etzebeth was clearly shatterred and off form. That’s why he was hooked early.

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JW 35 minutes ago

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If SB didn’t want him as the 8 they’d have to do a job on him like they did Skelton, get him down to 110.

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fl 37 minutes ago

Nearly everyone is saying the same thing in wake of Eben Etzebeth red

If it was a deliberate act of retaliation he should get 12 months or more. But it clearly wasn’t, because Mann didn’t touch Eben’s eye.

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JW 37 minutes ago

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now that would be the feed of champions

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Eric Elwood 37 minutes ago

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I am not a Kiwi. I am a humble villager from the West of Ireland. Logically, if you are claiming that SA were not fatigued after the QF and SF then you must note that they had a man advantage for most of the final and only won by a point.

Again one of the SA MANAGEMENT TEAM mentioned fatigue before the final which was a factor considered in the decision making around the bench.

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fl 38 minutes ago

Nearly everyone is saying the same thing in wake of Eben Etzebeth red

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fl 39 minutes ago

Nearly everyone is saying the same thing in wake of Eben Etzebeth red

An eye gouge that doesn’t do lasting damage isn’t GBH either.

Etzebeth will be remembered as an amazing player, but also an emotional arrogant thug. If this was a one off he’d live it down, but it isn’t.

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JW 39 minutes ago

'I'm flabbergasted': The Scott Robertson admission causing a stir in New Zealand

Yeah that’s the funny thing. NZ were very confused by the dummy runners, the people in front of the ball up to and incl that 2022 series, then in the quarter they didn’t have to deal with it for some reason. Maybe they came to grips with it and it just wasn’t noticeable any longer? I appreciate you guys had respect for them though, that’s a good thing to keep, remember.

Can’t see I watched or know what the score was of the Scotland game. I just noticed the 6N season leading up wasn’t as hot, and the Nov before that some really sluggish games?

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fl 40 minutes ago

Nearly everyone is saying the same thing in wake of Eben Etzebeth red

So you think Etzebeth set out to gouge his eye as an act of pre-meditated retribution? If so, maybe 12 month or more ban is justified. Personally I don’t think the ban should be that long, because Mann didn’t make contact with Etzebeth’s eye.

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fl 41 minutes ago

Nearly everyone is saying the same thing in wake of Eben Etzebeth red

why? The welsh player didn’t do anything wrong.

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AH 43 minutes ago

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Leo Maywood 45 minutes ago

'No place for it': South African commentator weighs in on Etzebeth incident

Oh come on man. I just went back to watch it again. From the time Eben got hands in his face while lying on the ground, it took 26 sec till they were all just standing around. Then 12 sec after standing around the fight broke out again. You telling me Eben got fingers in his face, got up and stood around for 38 seconds and then remembered he got fingers in the face and lost it? What he did was plain stupid and NOTHING will make that okay. Trying to say he only reacted to something is a weak excuse. And those who try and defend this is also weak of character.

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Nickers 50 minutes ago

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I totally agree, I hate that there is no way to lose a scrum without it automatically being a penalty. Especially as it is a contentious area to referee, and a player can concede a penalty on the grounds of his opposite being better. You don’t see it in any other area of the game. It would be like conceding a penalty if the opposition take your line out ball cleanly.

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