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Investec Champions Cup

Paul Boudehent absent, Greg Alldritt de retour

Par Idriss Chaplain

03 Déc 2024

Paul Boudehent (Photo de GAIZKA IROZ/AFP via Getty Images)

Paul Boudehent, troisième ligne de La Rochelle, sera absent pour les matchs contre Bath (vendredi 6 décembre, 21h00) et Bristol (samedi 14 décembre, 21h00) en Champions Cup.

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Investec Champions Cup

Bath

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Stade Rochelais

Toutes les stats et les données

Blessé lors de l’Autumn Nations Series avec les Bleus, il n’est toujours pas remis et la date de son retour est encore inconnue.

« C’est frustrant », a déclaré Ronan O’Gara lors de la conférence de presse du 3 décembre. « J’espère que ce ne sera pas jusqu’aux Six Nations. »

En revanche, le Stade Rochelais retrouvera Gregory Alldritt, qui n’a plus porté le maillot des Maritimes depuis la défaite 16-0 contre Montpellier, le 26 octobre 2024, en Top 14.

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