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Top 14 – Toulon s'impose contre Montpellier

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Antoine Frisch (Toulon) & Stuart Hogg (Montpellier) (Photo de CHRISTOPHE SIMON/AFP via Getty Images)

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Le RC Toulon s’est imposé (30-17) contre le Montpellier Hérault Rugby sur la pelouse de Mayol au terme d’un match longtemps serré.

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Toulon

30 - 17

Temps complet

Montpellier

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Toulon (3^e), qui restait sur deux revers loin de Mayol, a mis une mi-temps pour prendre la mesure de Montpellier, cohérent et en tête à la pause (10-6) avant de subir. L’entrée de Baptiste Serin, auteur d’une interception décisive, a soulagé des Varois finalement vainqueurs (30-17).

Le MHR (12^e) aurait surement mérité davantage qu’un retour bredouille en Hérault pour s’éloigner un peu du Stade Français, toujours 13^e et barragiste.

Toulon – Montpellier, évolution du score

Graphique d'évolution des points

Toulon gagne +13

Temps passé en tête

Minutes passées en tête

74%

% du match passés en tête

16%

75%

Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes

25%

Points sur les 10 dernières minutes

Toulon – Montpellier, déclarations

Joan Caudullo (entraîneur principal de Montpellier)

« Cette défaite est frustrante parce que j’ai la sensation qu’on est responsable et qu’on n’arrive pas à tuer le match. Ce qui est encourageant, c’est que c’est de notre faute, que l’équipe en face n’est pas au-dessus de nous aujourd’hui. »

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SC 40 minutes ago

Cautious Robertson 'has to produce wins more than next generation players'

If only Finau had the balls to hit forwards as hard as he hits much smaller 10s.

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RedWarrior 46 minutes ago

Cautious Robertson 'has to produce wins more than next generation players'

Remember England's last match in Twickenham was the win over Ireland. The crowd played a massive part in that. NZ won't be able to "manage" this match (that was one of Ireland's mistakes) they will have to play to an exceptionally high standard and win the hard way. If they underestimate them in any way this will go wrong.

I would agree that the hardest match may well be France, because although they might get a win in Dublin a heavy physical toll will be taken.

If NZ lose to Ireland then they have little chance in Paris. France always believe they are better than Ireland and if Ireland win, France will want to win by more. In 2021, when Ireland won in Dublin, France pulverized them. France fell asleep and let NZ back in before pulling away again. But if Ireland show the way by beating them, then they are in serious trouble. My gut is also that France have regrouped with a real focus on Nations Cup 2026, and Australia 2027. We will see.

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SC 51 minutes ago

Asafo Aumua compares pressure of lineout throwing to goal-kicking

Taukeiaho was very good in 2022 but he regressed in 2023. Who knows whether he will be a test calibre player in 2025.

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RedWarrior 1 hour ago

Cautious Robertson 'has to produce wins more than next generation players'

Seriously, the 2023 RWC lead into the 2023/2024 URC/Prem which lead into the summer Internationals. Players were tired, but players are rested now.

Loads of talent coming through for Ireland but you're right ,NZ will turn up and win the three games, just like the good old days, sure its the All Blacks?

Seriously, dying to see the 4th best team in the world turn up like the heroes they are and demolish all before them! Or else maybe we'll get a bit of realism and humility after this series (Razor seems a realist) and the significance of the 2022 Ireland series loss will finally sink in.

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RedWarrior 1 hour ago

Cautious Robertson 'has to produce wins more than next generation players'

NZ are NOT AS GOOD as Ireland, and probably NOT AS GOOD as France. On neutral ground. You are playing against them in their home stadium. NZ is their hardest matches (except for England) so they are putting most of their prep into planning to beat NZ. NZ can't reciprocate because their preparation is split at least 3 ways.

England also believe they 'owe' NZ one. Their last match in Twickers was their milestone win over Ireland. NZ will feel the jeopardy, pressure and oppression once that starts.

Your dice roll (luck) won't be enough. Given NHs major improvements in recent years it does smack of arrogance for NZ still to expect to turn up, play the 3 games and believe they will probably slam them. Arrogance or optimistic foolishness maybe?

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MakeOllieMathisAnAB 1 hour ago

Cautious Robertson 'has to produce wins more than next generation players'

Yeah that’s what teams are supposed to do when they get beaten; learn their lesson and get better lol.

The ABs respect everyone. Can’t win games if you don’t. can’t get much more respectful than preparing for 18 months to play a team in a knockout game that might not even happen.

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RedWarrior 1 hour ago

Cautious Robertson 'has to produce wins more than next generation players'

They beat Argentina with their C team. Lost narrowly when a few players were sent home. They would have beaten England by 20+ (without Dupont and Ntamack) only for a lapse where England scored 3 tries either side of H/T. On paper France's squad is stronger than in '23: NZ's weaker.

Optimism won't help you in Paris (or Dublin, London).

To win the three matches, you will need to be more than on a par with your opponents. You'll need to be significantly better. NZ are not even on a par.

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Andrew Nichols 1 hour ago

Asafo Aumua compares pressure of lineout throwing to goal-kicking

Like on his first shift in black , sadly he hasnt

impressed on his return. We have badly missed Taukeiaho.

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Derek Murray 1 hour ago

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Please explain.

What has Australia sown?

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Pat Lambe must be one of the best attack coach in the world. Connaught win a Celtic League comprehensively with relatively inferior players but with an attack no-one could live with. Leinster and Ireland looked at this and learned.

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Wally 2 hours ago

The Gloucester verdict as Charlie Atkinson heads back to Leicester

Need to consentrate on Defence. and instigate and Defence plan that the whole team conform to! Lead by an older, expienced head!! and it shows in result!?? Come on Glaws!

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RedWarrior 3 hours ago

The Borthwick message to England 14 days out from All Blacks game

The quality of the Premiership is up again this year. Bristol and Saracens was a classic among several high quality games. England still have Felix Jones who will be extremely useful for the NZ and SA games.

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RedWarrior 3 hours ago

The Borthwick message to England 14 days out from All Blacks game

I think England, Ireland and France will happily take you up on that. It Italy topple Argentina, I'd be a little cautious there too. You're ranked #3 in the world, probably 4th or 5th team. A little humility required.

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RedWarrior 3 hours ago

Cautious Robertson 'has to produce wins more than next generation players'

"The All Blacks shouldn't use copouts like that."

But that's part of the problem. NZ are now #3 in the RWC. They may even be the 4th best team. France and SA have already played development teams and lost. But NZ losing and claiming any mitigation for sit is a 'copout'?

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RedWarrior 3 hours ago

Cautious Robertson 'has to produce wins more than next generation players'

I think you are misinterpreting me. We thought we had earned the 'respect' you mean by comprehensively beating NZ in the 2022 test series. We also behaved honorably after both our test wins there. Our views on NZ have changed as our improvements have earned only disrespect from NZ. We view them as arrogant and entitled much as we used to view England. So unlike in 2019 and 2023 I believe we will specifically prepare for NZ in RWCs going forward.

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RedWarrior 3 hours ago

Cautious Robertson 'has to produce wins more than next generation players'

Ireland always show respect: win or lose. Not so with NZ. That is something they need to learn in November and also in reality in a RWC elimination match. I think Ireland will bring in the same mentality as the Durban victory. Win or lose, NZ will be limping into Paris.

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RedWarrior 3 hours ago

Cautious Robertson 'has to produce wins more than next generation players'

Almost Everybody regresses a little after a RWC even SA. NZ have regressed. The 6N was the first tournament right after the RWC. Ireland beat France by 21 points which is usually a scoreline that France beat NZ by.