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SVNS : Les Françaises joueront la 9e place du HSBC Vancouver

Les supporters au BC Place de Vancouver, Canada. Crédit photo : Mike Lee - KLC fotos pour World Rugby

Après une phase de poule catastrophique marquée par deux défaites 10-17 contre la Grande-Bretagne et 12-24 face aux Fidji, puis par une victoire de prestige 31-12 face au Japon, les Bleues étaient éliminées de la course au titre avant même de la disputer.

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Pour la première fois depuis le début de la saison, et avec trois médailles de bronze en trois matchs, les filles de Romain Huet terminaient dernières de leur poule.

Alors que l’an passé elles disputaient la finale, cette année, elles devaient se battre pour tenter de sauver une triste 9e place en commençant pas un premier match face à l’Espagne. Un doublé de Lou Noël et un essai de Lili Dezou leur permettaient de mener confortablement 19-0 à la pause face à des Espagnoles inexistantes.

Anne-Cécile Ciofani blessée

C’est en seconde période que tout a failli dérailler. Après un essai de Juana Stella (10e), Abril Camacho Ruiz profitait d’une mauvaise communication dans la défense française pour marquer (12e). Revenues à 19-12, les Espagnoles étaient complètement relancées.

Promise à un essai, la capitaine Anne-Cécile Ciofani s’est blessée, seule, sur le chemin de l’essai. Il apparaissait que son genou gauche avait lâché, l’obligeant à quitter le terrain sur civière.

La France a réussi à conserver la victoire 19-12 et tentera de décrocher une 9e place dimanche face à la Chine. Coup d’envoi : 20h56, heure de Paris.

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