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Bourgarit, Skelton, Danty... L'infirmerie se vide enfin à La Rochelle

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Il y a 288 jours

La Rochelle va retrouver du poids sur le terrain comme dans les vestiaires avec le retour de Will Skelton. (Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images)

La Rochelle, lourdement défait à Lyon (53-17) le week-end dernier, enregistre plusieurs retours pour recevoir le Racing 92 samedi lors de la 17e journée de Top14, dont ceux du 2e ligne australien Will Skelton et du talonneur Pierre Bourgarit.

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Blessé au genou en décembre, Skelton était bien présent lors de l’entraînement collectif ouvert au public jeudi, de même que Bourgarit, réserviste lors du déplacement à Lyon après avoir longuement soigné son tibia.

Autres cadres qui devraient faire leur retour contre les Franciliens du néo-manager et ancien maritime Patrice Collazo, le 3e ligne Judicaël Cancoriet, l’ouvreur Néo-Zélandais Ihaia West et son compatriote et de demi de mêlée Tawera Kerr-Barlow.

Touché au genou fin décembre contre Perpignan, le centre Jonathan Danty était également présent et devrait postuler prochainement.

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