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WXV Global Series

WXV Global Series : résultats et statistiques du troisième test entre Nouvelle-Zélande et France

Published: Il y a 3 heures | 30 Octobre 2026 23:00 PDT
Updated: Il y a 3 heures | 30 October 2026 23:02 PDT

CHRISTCHURCH, NOUVELLE-ZÉLANDE - 31 OCTOBRE : On aperçoit un ballon de match avant le test-match international opposant les Black Ferns néo-zélandaises à la France au One NZ Stadium, le 31 octobre 2026 à Christchurch, en Nouvelle-Zélande. (Photo de Joe Allison/Getty Images)

La Nouvelle-Zélande accueille le XV de France féminin pour le troisième et dernier test des WXV Global Series samedi 31 octobre à Christchurch. Les Françaises restent sur cinq défaites consécutives face aux Néo-Zélandaises, alors qu’elles avaient remporté cinq de leurs six confrontations précédentes. Sur les trois rencontres des WXV Global Series, les Black Ferns ont inscrit 22 essais, contre six pour les Bleues.

Ella Goldsmith arbitrera cette affiche pour la troisième fois, après la victoire néo-zélandaise dans le match pour la troisième place de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2025 (42-26) et celle obtenue à Hamilton il y a quinze jours (81-12).

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Graphique d'évolution des points

New Zealand Women gagne +29

Temps passé en tête

71

Minutes passées en tête

0

87%

% du match passés en tête

0%

75%

Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes

25%

7

Points sur les 10 dernières minutes

0

Synthèse du match

0

Coups de pied de pénalité

0

6

Essais

1

3

Transformations

1

0

Drops

0

151

Courses avec ballon

97

13

Franchissements

4

18

Turnovers perdus

12

3

Turnovers gagnés

4

Occupation

20%

17%

40%

23%

63%

Occupation

37%

Possession

9%

12%

15%

26%

4%

11%

11%

13%

75%

Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes

25%

61%

Possession

39%

Phases statiques

5

Mêlées

11

83.33%

% de mêlées gagnées

100%

16

Touche

8

94%

% de touches gagnées

62%

2

Renvois réussis

7

0%

% de renvois réussis

0%

Attaque

193

Passes

87

151

Courses avec ballon

97

96m

Mètres après contact

65m

13

Franchissements

4

Turnovers

3

Turnovers gagnés

4

18

Turnovers perdus

12

Pénalités

10

Pénalités concédées

10

1

Cartons jaunes

0

0

Cartons rouges

0

Défense

98

Tentatives de plaquages

178

25

Plaquages manqués

31

69.5%

% de plaquages réussis

77.73%

Coups de pied

26

Total coups de pied

19

1:7.4

Ratio coups de pied/passes

1:4.6

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