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Women's Internationals

Classement mondial féminin : les Bleues restent quatrièmes

Published: Il y a 1 heure | 20 Octobre 2026 00:00 PDT

HAMILTON, NOUVELLE-ZÉLANDE – 17 OCTOBRE : Les Françaises chantent l'hymne national lors du match opposant les Black Ferns néo-zélandaises à la France au FMG Stadium Waikato, le 17 octobre 2026 à Hamilton, en Nouvelle-Zélande. (Photo : Phil Walter/Getty Images)

La France conserve la quatrième place du classement mondial World Rugby malgré sa lourde défaite face à la Nouvelle-Zélande (81-12). Les Bleues gardent une avance quasiment inchangée sur l’Irlande, cinquième, tandis que le Canada se rapproche des Black Ferns, toujours deuxièmes.

L’Australie réalise la principale progression dans le haut du tableau. Grâce à leur large victoire contre l’Écosse à Sydney (56-12), les Wallaroos grimpent au sixième rang et dépassent maintenant les États-Unis. Les Américaines reculent d’une place malgré leur succès face à l’Italie (36-27), dont l’écart plus réduit ne leur permet pas de résister à la remontée australienne.

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NB 8 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies must mount a more convincing case for the defence

Sounds like things are in flux at the Rec then P.

I guess if you go back and do your transfer ins and outs over the off-season differently, there might have been another emphasis in who you picked up and who let leave?

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NB 10 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies must mount a more convincing case for the defence

A gree they have done a lot of work with Carre and mostly it has paid off, which is why his career with Wales revived.

But there are alway difficulties with a 6’4 wide-body like Carre trying to play LHP against the top operators. Take a peek at some of his scrums v Sadie in the Nations Champs. Pretty brutal reading for any loose-head!

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NB 12 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies must mount a more convincing case for the defence

So 34-32 in Christchurch wasn’t a test?

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PMcD 13 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies must mount a more convincing case for the defence

When I watched Sarries last season (about 20 games) , he was usually the one causing the damage at scrum time last season but with Itoje & Isiekwe pushing behind him, we will have a lot of power coming through behind him which helps.

They have done a remarkable job in bringing him back and getting him into better shape. It will be interesting to see what condition he is in for this year (they were still on catch back last pre-season).

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PMcD 18 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies must mount a more convincing case for the defence

Our best season had a settled matchday 23, where we rotated the starting forwards to bench each week and they played very stable squads each week and everyone knew their place and combo’s. They ran the same plays consistently and everyone knew their place in the team.

This season, it’s a new combo each week, which makes it hard to find rhythm and consistency.

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Two Cents 27 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies must mount a more convincing case for the defence

Not this year they didn't.

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Zac 34 minutes ago

The All Blacks are successfully heading in the wrong direction

A big difference the Wallabies played a Bok B team.

The Wallabies didn’t front against us…

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Spew_81 47 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies must mount a more convincing case for the defence

The Australian states seem to love to hate each other as much as, some, Australians love to look down on New Zealanders.

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NB 48 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies must mount a more convincing case for the defence

Which is exactly the attitude the Boks brought. Break up the play, force turnovers, lots of set-piece, low ball in play!

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NB 50 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies must mount a more convincing case for the defence

I got a bit lost at this part…

Ireland and France certainly didn't and they've both been among the more highly regarded attacking sides in recent years and were both touted to seriously test the ABs and neither of them did.

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LouisJ 51 minutes ago

Michael Hooper sees shades of Rugby World Cup winner in current Wallaby

Isaac Henry did show a lot of potential, he had a few bullocking runs. It would be good to see him again next to Ikitau or Paisami. Henry is a hard runner and made good metres over the weekend, if they use him effectively he can be the guy to get the Wallaby backline moving forward. He missed a few tackles but he hadn’t played much with Meredith or Suaalii in the past so we can cut them some slack there. Meridith’s also looked sharp, if he can play like that in the test arena he will be an asset to the Wallabies. They can build on his performance.

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Spew_81 51 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies must mount a more convincing case for the defence

Don’t assume malevolence when incompetence also fits.

It’s far more likely that McLeod is incompetent that doing a bad job on purpose. If he’s doing bad on purpose, he’s making sure his next job won’t be a high paying one.

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PMcD 51 minutes ago

The All Blacks are successfully heading in the wrong direction

The attack is getting better but there is still a lot of confusion in the forwards where they are running out of games to try out the various combo’s.

Injuries are not a friend at the moment, although may have thrown DMac a lifeline at 10 (which did look good this series).

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PMcD 53 minutes ago

The All Blacks are successfully heading in the wrong direction

AB’s had a lot to fix when he took over but the SB’s showed how to beat Rennie’s AB’s during RGR tour, which was mostly through their forwards.

However, after RGR tour there were 4 main issues to address;

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NB 54 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies must mount a more convincing case for the defence

The game against the Boks showed Aussie can play CW. But the Boks did not ask any questions of heir D!

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Spew_81 55 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies must mount a more convincing case for the defence

The All Blacks thrive on continuity and making the advantage line. It’s like building up a ‘combo bar’ in a video game.

The opposition needs to starve them of ball or break up the continuity/advantage line gains.

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NB 56 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies must mount a more convincing case for the defence

Tupou Vaai is a good player without a doubt, but if he cannot add value at lineout from 6, it has to put the seelction in question.

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NB 57 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies must mount a more convincing case for the defence

Good question Spew. If Kiss cannot seem to influence the type of D being coached, what can he influence?

Maybe he agrees with Scott McLeod in any case, I don’t know. But IMO that system cannot stop an All Blacks side attacking in the current era.

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Spew_81 58 minutes ago

Why the Wallabies must mount a more convincing case for the defence

Who would’ve thought the All Blacks getting ahead, then the offensive wheels falling off would be viewed so favourably. Especially against a mid ranked team.

That used to be a ‘warning sign’ for All Blacks fans e.g. ‘not mentally tough’, ‘lacking ruthlessness’ etc.

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LouisJ 59 minutes ago

The two players that could be Les Kiss’s silver bullet

Gleeson was solid last year off the bench, he is definitely someone worth having in the squad when he is fit

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