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Women's Rugby World Cup

Aurélie Groizeleau au sifflet pour le quart Angleterre vs. Écosse

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 155 jours

Aurélie Groizeleau lors du match de poule B de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby féminine 2025 entre le Canada et les Fidji, au York Community Stadium, le 23 août 2025. (Photo : Stu Forster / Getty Images)

Une petite consécration de plus pour l’arbitrage tricolore. Aurélie Groizeleau, l’une des quatre officielles de match les plus expérimentées au monde, a été désignée pour arbitrer l’un des quatre quarts de finale de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby féminine 2025 ce week-end.

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Il s’agira du dernier quart de finale qui opposera l’Angleterre, pays hôte, à l’Écosse, dimanche 14 septembre à Bristol. Ce sera son 43e test au sifflet.

La Charentaise d’origine a été très utilisée depuis le début du tournoi puisqu’on l’a vue au centre de Fidji vs. Canada (23 août), de Nouvelle-Zélande vs. Japon (31 août) et de Angleterre vs. Australie (6 septembre).

Aimee Barrett-Theron pour arbitrer les Bleues

Et c’est une vieille connaissance des Bleues, Aimee Barrett-Theron, qui arbitrera le premier des deux quarts de finale 100 % européens dimanche 14 entre la France et l’Irlande, au Sandy Park d’Exeter, à 13h. Ce sera son 48e test au centre et le 50e pour l’arbitre vidéo Ian Tempest (Angleterre).

La Sud-Africaine était déjà assistante sur la victoire de la France sur l’Italie le 24 août.

Les deux autres quarts seront assurés par Sara Cox sur Nouvelle-Zélande vs. Afrique du Sud (ce sera son 11e match de Coupe du Monde féminine arbitré, égalant le record détenu par la Néo-Zélandaise Nicky Inwoo) et Hollie Davidson, sur Canada vs. Australie.

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SK 8 minutes ago

The times are changing, and some Six Nations teams may be left behind

If you are building the same amount of rucks but kicking more is that a bad thing? Kicks are more constestable than ever, fans want to see a contest, is that a bad thing? kicks create broken field situations where counter attacks from be launched from or from which turnover ball can be exploited, attacks are more direct and swift rather than multiphase in nature, is that a bad thing? What is clear now is that a hybrid approach is needed to win matches. You can still build phases but you need to play in the right areas so you have to kick well. You also have to be prepared to play from turnover ball and transition quickly from the kick contest to attack or set your defence quickly if the aerial contest is lost. Rugby seems healthy to me. The rules at ruck time means the team in possession is favoured and its more possible than ever to play a multiphase game. At the same time kicking, set piece, kick chase and receipt seems to be more important than ever. Teams can win in so many ways with so many strategies. If anything rugby resembles footballs 4-4-2 era. Now football is all about 1 striker formations with gegenpress and transition play vs possession heavy teams, fewer shots, less direct play and crossing. Its boring and it plods along with moves starting from deep, passing goalkeepers and centre backs and less wing play. If we keep tinkering with the laws rugby will become a game with more defined styles and less variety, less ways to win effectively and less varied body types and skill sets.

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jb 1 hour ago

The times are changing, and some Six Nations teams may be left behind

I think that would be OK but hopefully we would see more ball in hand. I am not even sure of the idea myself but the current situation is a bit off. To be honest, I used to hate the blatant blocking so its no easy issue to solve.

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DS 1 hour ago

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This has to be the most meaningless comparison around, but I suppose it gives the opportunity for some meaningless articles.

[Please note, I only read it so I could give a meaningless comment. ]

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DS 2 hours ago

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Definitely HH. While we're obviously keen to support Jacques anyway, the proof of the pudding IMHO is the Boks’ tackling which - apart from poor old Lood's unfortunate red card - is out of this world and the cream on the top of their defensive superiority. It's a joy to watch and goes back to my playing days when this standing-up concussion-causing nonsense was just a blip on the horizon. Jacques obviously did his bit towards that, and Jerry Flannery has finished it off. The Irish - and other countries’ - teams still need to get their heads around how important it is and their commentators too. Oh, and the Blitzbokke ook.

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Hammer Head 4 hours ago

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Hammer Head 4 hours ago

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Uh oh. It’s gone quiet around here…

Ireland may have performed better at the Stade de France had they adopted Nienaber’s aggressive defensive set-up rather than the system Andy Farrell deployed, which shipped a concerning 35 missed tackles.

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Hammer Head 4 hours ago

Huw Jones responds to concerns surrounding Scotland camp

I will be rooting for Scotland - but they really have to pull finger.

They’ve had an exciting group of players. But not the consistent results.

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JW 4 hours ago

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JW 4 hours ago

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Will be very interesting to see Tengblad get a run instead this season, although young and having been held back so far for his own development you have to see him now being the squads 3rd lock, and given that elevation, lots of gametime now that he’s going to be relied on to cover Holland.

They will still limit his involvement heavily but 2 or 3 starts and half a dozen bench roles is going to be a perfect introduction to Super for him, especially with someone like Lavinini to show him the way.

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Red and White Dynamight 4 hours ago

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JW 4 hours ago

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Really, is there a story about him losing 10kg? I wouldn’t doubt it, probably just as easy for him to add it back though.

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CM 6 hours ago

Huw Jones responds to concerns surrounding Scotland camp

Ok, enjoy your success of winning this years tournament! You’ve got to win this weekend though. Should be an easy win.

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CM 6 hours ago

Huw Jones responds to concerns surrounding Scotland camp

What a lot of pundits have neglected to point out is that Italy had a big advantage in that they had 12 points on the board prior to the rain. They were front runners in those conditions which gave them a huge advantage. Scotland outscored them in the terrible conditions, but made many more errors as they were chasing points. The Italy result wasnt as bad as people say. They are a big chance ofn outscoring England in dry conditions at Murrayfield.

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unknown 7 hours ago

Huw Jones responds to concerns surrounding Scotland camp

Not sure it’s the Italy performance in isolation being the issue though. They capitulated against Argentina, were mediocre in the summer and despite some positive moments in the last Six Nations the results were fairly average. Both teams had to deal with the conditions in Rome and Scotland couldn’t adapt. The talk pre-tournament was how well placed they were to make a challenge yet it’s more like Groundhog Day. Scotland have shown issues in concentration by letting leads slip and a lack of plan B. The reaction is not due to just the inept performance in Rome but a consistent inability to kick on and become a real title threat with the talented squad at their disposal

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Icefarrow 8 hours ago

Huw Jones responds to concerns surrounding Scotland camp

You Scottish supporters sure love making excuses, don’t you? Look forward to a fifth place finish.

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CM 8 hours ago

Huw Jones responds to concerns surrounding Scotland camp

The loss to Italy was significantly overblown IMO. The conditions evened the contest enormously. Scotland will trouble England in this game as all the pressure is on England as they are hyped to win the tournament.

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JO 8 hours ago

The times are changing, and some Six Nations teams may be left behind

Oops. To rein in the number & make-up of subs. In fact, if I remember correctly, the introduction of the subs had a positive effect. (Removing tired players apparently reduced injuries…) Sadly, I cannot lay my hands on the docs or article…so I’m all talk & no beef.

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JJ 9 hours ago

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JJ 9 hours ago

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