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Six Nations : quatre Françaises nommées après leur démonstration face à l’Écosse

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La troisième ligne aile française Séraphine Okemba (à gauche) file inscrire un essai lors du match international du Tournoi des Six Nations féminin entre la France et l'Écosse, au stade Marcel-Deflandre à La Rochelle, dans le sud-ouest de la France, le 29 mars 2025. (Photo : Romain Perrocheau / AFP)

Elles avaient promis une réaction, elles ont offert un festival. Et les récompenses tombent logiquement pour les Bleues après leur éclatante victoire bonifiée face à l’Écosse à La Rochelle. Quatre Françaises figurent parmi les joueuses mises en lumière par le Tournoi des Six Nations féminin pour cette deuxième journée.

Comme pour le tournoi masculin, le Six Nations récompense à chaque round la meilleure joueuse, le plus bel essai et la révélation. Surprise, quatre Françaises figurent dans ces trois catégories.

Téani Feleu en lice pour le plus bel essai

C’était une action comme on aime en voir : tempo parfait, technique léchée, et une belle finition avec le sourire. Sur une inspiration de Pauline Bourdon-Sansus, qui perce la défense écossaise avant une passe après contact aussi froide que chirurgicale, Téani Feleu surgit, accélère et file marquer. Un essai splendide, élu logiquement parmi les plus beaux de cette deuxième journée. Voter ici.

Autres candidates : les essais des Anglaises Megan Jones et Abby Dow (son premier) contre le Pays de Galles, ainsi que le troisième essai de l’Irlandaise Anna McGann contre l’Italie.

Les Bleues font le break 👊
2e essai avec @FranceRugby pour la numéro 8 Teani Feleu 💙
📺 France TV#FRAECO | #SixNationsRugby pic.twitter.com/JlE73odYgv
— Six Nations (FR) (@SixNations_FR) March 29, 2025

Manaé Feleu et Pauline Bourdon-Sansus pour la Joueuse de la 2e Journée

Son brassard n’est pas un simple accessoire. Manaé Feleu a guidé les siennes avec autorité, puissance et lucidité. Elle termine la rencontre avec 13 plaquages au compteur, dont trois bien sentis face à l’Écosse. En attaque, sept courses tranchantes pour aller chercher les zones de fracture. Résultat : élue Joueuse du match. Et ce n’est pas une première dans la famille : sa sœur Téani avait décroché la même récompense face à l’Irlande.

Pauline Bourdon-Sansus a survolé la partie avec son sens du rythme, ses choix tranchants et sa vista. En plus de sa passe décisive pour Téani Feleu, la demi de mêlée s’est offert un moment d’histoire avec un drop de 35 mètres, le premier dans le Tournoi féminin depuis 2014. Du sang-froid, de la technique, et ce flair qui fait la différence. Une performance de haut vol pour celle qui confirme, match après match, qu’elle est bien l’une des patronnes de cette équipe. Voter ici.

Autres candidates : Ellie Kildunne (Angleterre) et Aoife Dalton (Irlande).

Le drop de Pauline Bourdon Sansus 🎯
Quelle inspiration de la demi de mêlée des Bleues 🤩
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📺 France TV#FRAECO | #SixNationsRugby pic.twitter.com/hBJaC3vUVN
— Six Nations (FR) (@SixNations_FR) March 29, 2025

Séraphine Okemba pour la Révélation

Passée du 7 au XV avec une aisance déconcertante, Séraphine Okemba a tout simplement éclaboussé le match de son activité. Elle a multiplié les charges (49 mètres gagnés) et s’est imposée en défense (11 plaquages). Mais c’est surtout son essai, sur une passe lumineuse de Kelly Arbey, qui a marqué les esprits. Accélération, lucidité, et puissance pour aller marquer entre les poteaux. Elle est nommée comme révélation de la journée (c’est son premier Tournoi). Voter ici.

Autres candidates : Abi Burton (Angleterre) et Erin King (Irlande)

Seraphine Okemba pour le 3e essai de @FranceRugby 🤩
Quel offload superbe de Kelly Arbey pour envoyer sa 3e ligne derrière la ligne 😮‍💨
📺 France TV#FRAECO | #SixNationsRugby pic.twitter.com/yGLm8spePM
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— Six Nations (FR) (@SixNations_FR) March 29, 2025

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Cantab 16 days ago

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Although NZ won comfortably enough they weren’t always convincing and a better opposition may well have found them out. If our gun 7s players can translate their skills to the 15s game the team would have the ability to beat anyone. Need to be given the chance though.

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James 16 days ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

And how do you see the Wallabies loosehead / Lion’s tighthead battle Nick?

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dw 16 days ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

Also interested in your thoughts on A Bell. Haven't noticed many scrum issues recently. He also seems to play 60 or so mins every game. A bit of a fan (even though he’s a tah..) but wondered if the Lions would target his scrummaging

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dw 16 days ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

True. And you look at how the European coaches have got so much out of skelton and how much the local fans love him…and then some Oz fans will still say “he played poorly for the tahs I'm 2015!”

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dw 16 days ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

Thanks Nick but your headline has just jinxed us and reminded me of that night in 2013!

I love any analysis of the scrums such as the above. Cheers.

Allalatoa seems to be in good form and Nongorr appears to be able to hold his own? I think they will pick Tupou regardless of form. After Friday night I am concerned he could be sent off in the first five mins of the test though! He got too pumped up and hit a player high and was carded

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RedWarriors 16 days ago

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I watched the mainstream NZ pundits eg Mils Muliaina and they DID back NZ to win almost to a man.

Ireland will talk their team up as anyone would with the caveats we are playing the ABs and match was de facto 50:50, That is not the same as dismissing the opposition. EG After the quarter John Kirwan said he was sorry France didn’t win versus SA becuase a ‘France-NZ final would be perfect. (The semis had not even been played yet, England and Argentina completely dismissed! He didn’t even realize his own arrogance) NZ are not even aware of the arrogance they exude. Has no Kiwi politely asked the national team to take down the ‘Superstars and Humble Heroes’ boasting on the AB site? Its cringeworthy stuff. Do NZ really see themselves like this?

Note all this BS about Irish arrogance started just after NZs defeat in the 2022 series. Not a coincidence.

Also: this is Irish national TV. We will talk our team up as everyone does. We care too much about judgemental and thin skinned Kiwis getting offended.

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JM 16 days ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

Aussie rugby fans are obsessed with players they hate, for whatever reason.

Michael Hooper is another one, and the hatred only increased whenever he won John Eales medals or the two times he was nominated world player of the year.

I reckon it is because our forwards are technically and mentally weak they put it all on one player who they think should make way for the messiah.

Same for the general team performance and the hate put on players like White, Lolesio, and Foley who should be pulling rabbits out of the hat every play.

I reckon, if we had of had 5 players with Hooper’s desire and drive spread across the team (and especiallythe forwards), we wouldn’t have woken up in the bottom of the ditch.

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RedWarriors 16 days ago

'What he’s given to this club is nothing short of incredible'

He shouldn’t have been picked. Not physically able for the most intense matches notably in Twickenham last year. Giving him the captaincy was also a very short sighted decision then after RWC 2023. Ireland have a tendency to be a little too loyal, which can mean the team ages and the rebuild is bigger than should be.

Plenty of lads out there to fill that squad.

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OJohn 16 days ago

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Hooray

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Carlos 16 days ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

He was also a YC magnet.

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Carlos 16 days ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

Windsor-Faulkner-Price. 😊

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Mzilikazi 16 days ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

Ah, the Pooler front row ! Most legendary in the history of the , I would think. Max Boyce helped…”Here we. here we, here we go, with the Pontypool front row.”

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Mzilikazi 16 days ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

Would not go as far as whole house in our family, but for me, yes, W1. Loved playing in the scrum, love watching now😀

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Mzilikazi 16 days ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

Yes, I see that article here on RP, Nick. That is good news that Schmidt is going to look at the o’seas players.

Yes, I would think you are right that LAR will qualify. On the same points as MP, but surely they are too good not to win this crunch game….could be tEnse for ROG in the stands though.

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BC 16 days ago

Who would make it into a Women's British and Irish Lions starting XV?

I would pick Oifa Wafer at 6, put Aldcroft in the second row with Ward. I think Wafer is one of the few non-England players mentioned that would contend for a Red Rose shirt, the others being King and possibly Neve Jones. Conversely there are two English players mentioned, Sing and Venner, that probably won’t even make the Red Rose WC squad, let alone a Lions Tour. Still a lot can change in two years, watch out for Millie David.

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Otagoman II 16 days ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

Great article NB, thanks. I would like to know what is the reasoning why so many things are penalties in the scrum. Is it to do with safety or something else?

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NB 16 days ago

'Whisper it, but the Wallabies could out-scrum the British and Irish Lions this summer'

👍