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Le XV de départ de l'Irlande contre les All Blacks

L'Irlande affronte les All Blacks le 8 novembre (Crédit photo : Getty Images)

Hugo Keenan, Mack Hansen et Bundee Aki font leur retour avec l’Irlande.

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Le sélectionneur Andy Farrell a dévoilé son XV de départ pour le match contre la Nouvelle-Zélande (vendredi 8 novembre, 21h10). Le XV du Trèfle pourra compter sur le retour d’Hugo Keenan et Mack Hansen aux ailes ainsi que sur Bundee Aki au centre.

Les Irlandais s’apprêtent à retrouver les All Blacks qui les ont éliminés en quart de finale de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2023 alors qu’ils étaient favoris.

Comme Antoine Dupont, Hugo Keenan a participé au tournoi de rugby à 7 des Jeux Olympiques de Paris 2024. Aki et Hansen, quant à eux, reviennent de blessure. Bundee Aki était blessé à l’épaule et avait manqué le dernier test-match contre les Springboks (victoire 25-24) en juillet dernier. Quant à Hansen, il avait dû déclarer forfait pour le Tournoi des Six Nations remporté par les Irlandais.

Caelan Doris a été nommé capitaine car Peter O’Mahony, incertain, débutera sur le banc.

Outre la Nouvelle-Zélande, l’Irlande accueille l’Argentine, les Fidji et l’Australie au mois de novembre à Dublin.

Composition de l’équipe d’Irlande pour affronter la Nouvelle-Zélande

Hugo Keenan – Mack Hansen, Garry Ringrose, Bundee Aki, James LoweJack Crowley (o),  Jamison Gibson-Park (m) – Josh van der Flier, Caelan Doris (cap), Tadhg BeirneJames Ryan, Joe McCarthyFinlay Bealham, Ronan Kelleher, Andrew Porter

Remplaçants: Rob Herring, Cian Healy, Tom O’Toole, Iain Henderson, Peter O’Mahony, Conor Murray, Ciaran Frawley, Jamie Osborne

Entraîneur: Andy Farrell

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JW 1 hour ago
Why England's defence of the realm has crumbled without Felix Jones

This piece is nothing more than the result of revisionist fancy of Northern Hemisphere rugby fans. Seeing what they want to see, helped but some surprisingly good results and a desire to get excited about doing something well.


I went back through the 6N highlights and sure enough in every English win I remembered seeing these exact holes on the inside, that are supposedly the fallout out of a Felix Jones system breaking down in the hands of some replacement. Every time the commentators mentioned England being targeted up the seam/around the ruck or whatever. Each game had a try scored on the inside of the blitz, no doubt it was a theme throughout all of their games. Will Jordan specifically says that Holland had design that move to target space he saw during their home series win.


Well I'm here to tell you they were the same holes in a Felix Jones system being built as well. This woe is now sentiment has got to stop. The game is on a high, these games have been fantastic! It is Englands attack that has seen their stocks increase this year, and no doubt that is what SB told him was the teams priority. Or it's simply science, with Englands elite players having worked towards a new player welfare and management system, as part of new partnership with the ERU, that's dictating what the players can and can't put their bodies through.


The only bit of truth in this article is that Felix is not there to work on fixing his defence. England threw away another good chance of winning in the weekend when they froze all enterprise under pressure when no longer playing attacking footy for the second half. That mindset helped (or not helped if you like) of course by all this knee jerk, red brained criticism.

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