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Womens Six Nations

Six-Nations féminin : l'équipe de France avec ses cadres

Par Jérémy Fahner

Il y a 238 jours

Pauline Bourdon sera titulaire derrière la mêlée samedi (Photo by Tim Clayton/Corbis via Getty Images)

L’équipe de France féminine démarre ce week-end son Tournoi des Six Nations 2024 avec la réception de l’Irlande, samedi 23 mars 2024 au Stade Marie-Marvingt du Mans à 15h15.

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4 dernières réunions

Victoires

Nuls

Victoires

Moyenne de points marqués

Le premier essai gagne

75%

L'équipe recevante gagne

50%

Pour ce premier match, le duo d’entraîneurs Gaëlle Mignot – David Ortiz a dévoilé un groupe de 23 joueuses comprenant 13 avants et 10 arrières. Les joueuses cadres sont là, comme Gabrielle Vernier, Marine Ménager, ou Gaëlle Hermet. Manae Feleu sera capitaine.

Les Bleues ont comme ambition de soulever le trophée. Il faudra pour cela déboulonner les Anglaises de leur piédestal, elles qui ont raflé les cinq dernières éditions de la compétition européenne en signant le Grand Chelem à chaque fois.

Les Françaises sont les dernières à avoir fait chuté le XV de la Rose dans le Tournoi. C’était en 2018.

Le XV de départ

Boulard – Arbey, Kondé, Vernier, M. Ménager – (o) Queyroi, (m) Bourdon Sansus – Hermet, R. Ménager, Escudero – Fall, Feleu – Khalfaoui, Sochat, Deshaye.

Remplaçantes

Riffonneau, Mwayembe, Joyeux, Zago, Gros, Chambon, Tuy, Bourgeois.

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Hellhound 13 minutes ago

Scotland's Gregor Townsend confirms Tom Jordan Glasgow exit

And your point is?

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Loosehead 22 minutes ago

Scotland's Gregor Townsend confirms Tom Jordan Glasgow exit

20 foreign born players in Scotlands 2024 6 nations squad.wat an absolute joke.so Scottish born players only play club rugby and representative rugby while only foreign born players play international rugby for Scotland.😂

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Ed the Duck 27 minutes ago

Scotland's Gregor Townsend confirms Tom Jordan Glasgow exit

My point is that there are plenty of examples of talent moving from the PI’s to NZ/Aus with the express aim of becoming an All Black through scholarships, pro contracts and opportunities for themselves and their families. Often with no direct close or connection to the country apart from rugby, so similar to the way things now operate more widely.

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Ed the Duck 29 minutes ago

Scotland's Gregor Townsend confirms Tom Jordan Glasgow exit

U still here…

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MP 43 minutes ago

England and their Chief problem

Cringe references to Helmetball. Couldn't get through the article.

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Rooksie 48 minutes ago

Coach says there’s ‘a clear candidate' to replace Scott Barrett as captain

Totally agree on Leon replacing Penney bro ..

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Rooksie 50 minutes ago

The 'one difference' between Boks and the back-to-back All Blacks

Wow I guess u are south African bro ..if so go look at all the tapes before neutral ref's were introduced mate and u will see yhe worst cheating ref's ever in world rugby..just so happens the were from south Africa..all Danie Cravans KKK s mates ..u do know why they allowed lifting in the lineouts ..because u lot had been doing it for years and getting away with it ..and guess why neutral ref's were introduced because u lot just can't stop cheating..old mate Kiwi Bryce Lawrence was only paying u back for cheating in 95 world cup final. So get over it ..

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Rooksie 1 hour ago

Scotland's Gregor Townsend confirms Tom Jordan Glasgow exit

It's a real pity u really have no idea do u bro ..Ed the goose 🪿

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Hellhound 1 hour ago

The 'one difference' between Boks and the back-to-back All Blacks

Still farting tripe?

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Hellhound 1 hour ago

The 'one difference' between Boks and the back-to-back All Blacks

I completely agree. Different eras and different teams with the laws much changed since then. They are both great teams that deserve respect.

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RC 1 hour ago

Scotland's Gregor Townsend confirms Tom Jordan Glasgow exit

not sure I follow your point. Scotland are not tapping into their immigrant population to build diverse rugby squads, like Aussie and NZ did, they are actively seeking potential Scotland-eligible players like the Tuipulotu brothers and foreign players that cab be naturalized through residency and bringing them over to play in Scotland with an eye on them making it into the national team. That's what I believe is far from ideal for the health of international rugby. Another example, on the recent game between France and Japan, each team had a Tongan born and raised player named Tevita Tatafu on their teams.

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Hellhound 1 hour ago

Jake White: If I was England coach, I’d have been livid

There is always something happening that no one can prepare for like injuries and yes cards as well as the refs influence in the game. However, rain will be their only chance of a close game. This Boks team is out to destroy. I don't see it as a close game coming. Before the teams was announced I had it at 12-15 winning margin for the Boks, but after I pushed that to 20+.

The whole 23 match day squad is scary. The signs is there for anyone willing to see it. This team is much better than the team from the WC semi. Attack, defence, broken play, speed and strength. Just no comparison. No matter how much we wish for a close game, I honestly don't see that happening. Actually very few have your view point. That is fine too

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Hellhound 1 hour ago

South Africa will beat England at a canter

The AB's haven't had their best game against either the Irish or the English. They played better in the RC. They managed to pull those tight games through, which is a good sign for them unlike England who couldn't manage to close out tight games.

I do welcome your opinion even though mine is different. That is what keeps the game interesting. Different views makes discussions much more fun and interesting because sometimes people will bring things up not everyone thinks about.

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JPM 1 hour ago

Forget Ireland, the All Blacks face the real alpha of Europe next

Thanks for writing some reasonable comments in front of CO and Co and their enraged Dupont bashing. See my below today comments on the latest Co conspiracy theory.

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Willardi 1 hour ago

'Who gives a crap?' Animosity towards the Springboks is proof of their dominance

Great article. What I so admire about Rassie is the curve balls. Picks a 5/3. Must have got Borthwick unawares that one. He had already mentally picked a 6/2 to deal with the Boks BS. It didn’t come so he goes 5/3. Borthwick should have said nope. Let’s go 7/1. But he wouldn’t. You have to be special to things like that.

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NE 1 hour ago

The 'one difference' between Boks and the back-to-back All Blacks

Fully agree that Lawrence didn't alwats get it right at the breakdown in that QF game (and other areas of play such as players in front of the kicker). He allowed SA to crawl into rucks on all fours from anywhere, turned a blind eye to SA playing the ball on the ground and allowed SA to stick their hands in at the breakdown at will. A neutral referee would have resulted in a 21 - 6 winning scoreline for Australia. Simple as that.

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NigelGhost 1 hour ago

The 'one difference' between Boks and the back-to-back All Blacks

Dylan Hartley got red carded in a final once for swearing at Wayne Barnes. Look it up on YouTube, it's quite funny.

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tm 1 hour ago

The 'one difference' between Boks and the back-to-back All Blacks

Hey DP. Sounds like a compelling point; but checking shows that NZ and SA are the only home nations to win the Webb Ellis. Go figure - I would’ve thought the same as you. I wonder what that is about? Pressure? That host nations often were not in with a realistic chance that year?

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NK 1 hour ago

Four changes for France as Galthie names team to host All Blacks

Two scrumhalves covering #10 is not very convincing. They should start building depth at flyhalf.

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JPM 1 hour ago

Forget Ireland, the All Blacks face the real alpha of Europe next

I am sorry but now you are speaking total rubbish and confirming you are a zealous carrier of urban legends and conspiracy theories. Unfortunately you clearly dons't speak or read French. Otherwise you would know that Thomas Ramos has declared many times even recently that he prefers to play 15 and not 10. Furthermore this decision not take Jalibert at all (and not on the bench as you wrongly write) has nothing to do with Dupont (or with the Toulouse mafia as per your conspiracy theory) but is Galthié entire responsibility. As many France fans I have never been convinced by Jalibert which defensive ability is terribly poor (and is obliging his partners to compensate for him) and doesn't resist to the international pressure (as we saw in the WC quarter final and the Champions Cup with UBB). Moreover as a replacement he was not convincing during 30', badly intercepted against Japan and one try is his direct reponsiblity. Plus the fact that his behaviour in the Top 14 has not always been top with respect to his international team mates. Furthermore Galthié is going for a 6-2 bench and needs both Le Garrec and Gailleton to fill all the backs positions. Unfortunately Jalibert can only play 10 and nothing else. Therefore things are a bit more complex than Dupont creating division bla, bla, bla....!!!

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