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WXV 1 : Manon Bigot forfait

Sortie de Manon Bigot

C’est une décision que l’on craignait lorsque Manon Bigot est sortie, soutenue par deux soigneurs, au cours du match entre le Canada et la France lors de la première journée du WXV 1 à Vancouver dimanche 29 septembre.

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Entrée à la 67e minute de jeu, la talonneuse était ressortie en claudiquant huit minutes plus tard.

Mercredi 2 octobre, le staff a confirmé la nouvelle de son forfait par voie de communiqué :

« Manon Bigot (Blagnac RF, 34 ans, 8 sélections) est forfait pour le reste du WXV en raison d’une blessure à la cheville survenue lors du match contre le Canada, le dimanche 29 septembre 2024. »

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Interrogée sur le sujet en conférence de presse d’après-match par RugbyPass, la co-sélectionneure Gaëlle Mignot avait annoncé qu’elle attendait des examens complémentaires avant de se décider.

Lors de cette rencontre, l’équipe de France de rugby féminin a été corrigée par le Canada 46-24. La prochaine rencontre sera contre les USA le 5 octobre.

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Hellhound 59 minutes ago
South Africa will beat England at a canter

Very good article and no, you are definitely not the only one. You hit the nail on the head with both teams. England will fall back to the WC semi ta tics, whereas the Boks will run it. They mean to destroy, not only with their forwards but with their backs too.


There is immense speed in that backline. England need a miracle. The Boks have the best defence and attack this year. This Bok team is different from the one from the semi. Most the same players, but way different tactics from last year.


Manie Libbok has a lot to prove and with Sacha basically making the 10 his own with exceptional games this year, I'm sure he will be out to showcase just how dangerous he is. No one in the team except a few is absolutely certain of their places. The rest is going to go hard at the English to prove why they should be considered every time.


These Boks targeted the English game as the toughest of the Autumn nations series. This is the game they want to win. They want to prove that the WC semi result was a fluke. They want to show just why they are the current Kings of rugby.


It's hard to stop a team who has lost only 2 Tests this year, both by a point. It could've been 11/11. What makes it scarier is that in each and every Test, they swapped many players and still came away with wins. The ability to muscle and grind out wins is this team's best attribute.


They believe in their coaches and each and every team mate. They are full in. Playing on the day or not. This is going to be a slaughter. Before the teams was named, I had the Boks by a winning margin of 12-15 points, but after it was named, I changed it to 20+.


The English is going to give the Boks the ball and the Boks is going to run them ragged. This team wasn't chosen to play the same boring strategy of the WC semi.

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