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Un premier XV chilien historique

Cérémonie de bienvenue du Chili

Le sélectionneur du Chili, Pablo Lemoine, a désigné son équipe pour affronter le Japon à Toulouse le dimanche 10 septembre. Ce sera le tout premier match d’une Coupe du Monde de Rugby de son histoire.

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1 Javier Carrasco
2 Diego Escobar
3 Matias Dittus
4 Clemente Saavedra
5 Javier Eissmann
6 Martín Sigren (c)
7 Raimundo Martínez
8 Alfonso Escobar
9 Marcelo Torrealba
10 Rodrigo Fernandez
11 Franco Velarde
12 Matias Garafulic
13 Domingo Saavedra
14 Santiago Videla
15 Inaki Ayarza

Remplaçants :

16 Augusto Bohme
17 Salvador Lues
18 Inaki Gurruchaga
19 Pablo Huete
20 Santiago Pedrero
21 Ignacio Silva
22 Lukas Carvallo
23 José Ignacio Larenas

  • Le Chili compte quatre fratries – quatre paires de frères – dans son effectif de 33 joueurs, dont deux dans le quinze de départ : Alfonso et Diego Escobar, ainsi que Clemente et Domingo Saavedra
  • Pour la deuxième fois cette saison, Pablo Lemoine a opté pour une répartition 6-2 sur le banc, après avoir également nommé six avants contre l’Uruguay
  • Seuls trois joueurs parmi les 23 retenus évoluent en dehors de l’Amérique du Sud : Inaki Ayarza (Soyaux-Angoulême XV Charente) et Matias Dittus (Club Athlétique Périgueux) en France et le capitaine Martín Sigren (Doncaster Knights) en Angleterre
  • Trois de leurs sept joueurs titulaires en défense ont tous marqué plusieurs fois cette saison : Rodrigo Fernandez, Domingo Saavedra et Raimundo Martinez ayant tous trois inscrit deux essais en 2023
  • Marcelo Torrealba a effectué quatre passes décisives pour mener à un essai lors des deux derniers tests, dont deux pour son demi d’ouverture Rodrigo Fernandez et deux pour son arrière Inaki Ayarza
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TI 1 hour ago
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Rieko took literally years to turn from a defensive liability at 13 into a guy, who’s defensively sound as it befits the position. And it all came at the cost of him being much less of an offensive threat, than what he used to be. Proctor is a natural 13, he handles, passes, and kicks way better than Rieko ever will, he just isn’t as fast.


It’s unfair to judge Tupaea on the handful of games he’s had in 2022 before he got nearly crippled by a Wallaby lock. What could Tupaea/Proctor pairing be, if they got the same amount of chances as Jordie/Rieko?


Because no matter how you spin it, playing a player outside of his natural position is a poor asset management. No matter how talented he is, he still competes against players who had years and years of practice at the position. And if said guy is so talented that he actually CAN compete against specialists, imagine how much better still he could have been, if he had all those years to iron the toothing issues at the position. It just drives me mad.


Two things I hate in rugby union beyond description: aping after league, and playing players outside of their natural position. Especially considering, that they all admit they hate it, when they’re allowed to speak freely. Owen Farrell spent 80% of his international career at 12, saying every time when asked, that he is a 10 and prefers to play at 10. Those players are literally held at a gunpoint: play out of position, or no national jersey for you.

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Hellhound 1 hour ago
What has happened to Aphelele Fassi?

Willie will always be the most missed player for me once he retires. He wasn't interested in scoring tries. The ultimate team player. Has the most assists in tries in the Bok team, and his kicks always spot on, at least 95% of the time. He reads the game like no other player can. He wasn't flashy, and people didn't notice him because of that. Great rugby head and knowledge. He should be catapulted into an assistant coach in the rugby system. He should really consider coaching.


Damian Willemse is an excellent fullback and he is the number 1 fullback. He can play the entire backline positions, except maybe 9, but I'm sure he would be able too if he wanted. No one is taking that away from him, only stand in while he is injured. He is world class and you don't swap that out. He also got wicked dancing feet, great eye for openings, and reads a game like few can, like Willie Le Roux. Also very strong on his feet, with absolute great hands and his kicking game is just as good.


As for Aphelele Fassi. What a great find and he has exceptional talent that Rassie will mould into a world class player. Yet.... He is nowhere even close to Damien Willemse. He has a long way to go to get there, but he is surrounded by great team mates from who he will gain lots of advice and support. He can play wing and fullback and Rassie may just try him out as a flyhalf or centre too. He has the abilities to expand his game. He is for sure a future star, but not yet at the stage to take away Damien Willemse's spot. However, DW start and AF on the bench, that is an awesome replacement. Between the 2 they cover all positions in the backline once AF gets that training. The Boks could go 6/2 permanently if they wanted. 6 forwards, a scrumhalf and AF. I may be wrong, but Rassie will spread AF around.

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