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Stats du match de préparation à la RWC 2025 France vs. Angleterre

Published: 9 Août 2025 11:55 PDT
Updated: 10 August 2025 22:26 PDT

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A deux semaines de se lancer dans la Coupe du Monde de Rugby Féminine 2025 en Angleterre (22 août – 27 septembre), les Bleues testent leurs ambitions samedi 9 août à Mont-de-Marsan face aux redoutables Anglaises, favorites de la Coupe du monde.

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Graphique d'évolution des points

England Women gagne +34

Temps passé en tête

0

Minutes passées en tête

78

0%

% du match passés en tête

98%

43%

Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes

57%

0

Points sur les 10 dernières minutes

14

Entrées dans les 22 m

Moyenne des points marqués

1

6

Entrées

Moyenne des points marqués

2.1

19

Entrées

Synthèse du match

2

Coups de pied de pénalité

0

0

Essais

6

0

Transformations

5

0

Drops

0

138

Courses avec ballon

145

6

Franchissements

9

14

Turnovers perdus

18

7

Turnovers gagnés

9

Occupation

22%

43%

13%

21%

34%

Occupation

65%

Possession

16%

44%

24%

15%

3%

24%

48%

25%

43%

Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes

57%

49%

Possession

51%

Phases statiques

10

Mêlées

6

60%

% de mêlées gagnées

67%

9

Touche

21

89%

% de touches gagnées

90%

4

Renvois réussis

7

100%

% de renvois réussis

100%

Attaque

141

Passes

188

138

Courses avec ballon

145

263m

Mètres après contact

225m

6

Franchissements

9

Turnovers

7

Turnovers gagnés

9

14

Turnovers perdus

18

Pénalités

18

Pénalités concédées

11

1

Cartons jaunes

0

0

Cartons rouges

0

Défense

180

Tentatives de plaquages

189

13

Plaquages manqués

19

93%

% de plaquages réussis

91%

Coups de pied

28

Total coups de pied

23

1:5

Ratio coups de pied/passes

1:8.2

Vitesse de sortie de ruck

0-3 secs

57%

74%

3-6 secs

28%

23%

6+ secs

15%

4%

112

Rucks gagnés

109

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