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Revivez la large victoire de Toulouse en stats

Par Idriss Chaplain

Il y a 254 jours

Liam Allen (LOU) (Photo de MATTHIEU RONDEL/AFP via Getty Images)

Retrouvez les statistiques du match de la 25e journée de Top 14 entre le Stade Toulousain et le LOU.

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Toulouse

43 - 3

Temps complet

Lyon

Toutes les stats et les données

Graphique d'évolution des points

Toulouse gagne +40

Temps passé en tête

Minutes passées en tête

85%

% du match passés en tête

76%

Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes

24%

Points sur les 10 dernières minutes

Entrées dans les 22 m

Moyenne des points marqués

2.3

Entrées

Moyenne des points marqués

Entrées

Synthèse du match

Coups de pied de pénalité

Essais

Transformations

Drops

168

Courses avec ballon

Franchissements

Turnovers perdus

Turnovers gagnés

Occupation

24%

26%

24%

25%

49%

Occupation

50%

Possession

23%

35%

34%

11%

19%

36%

34%

76%

Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes

24%

59%

Possession

41%

Phases statiques

Mêlées

100%

% de mêlées gagnées

100%

Touche

77%

% de touches gagnées

75%

Renvois réussis

100%

% de renvois réussis

50%

Attaque

224

Passes

100

168

Courses avec ballon

414m

Mètres après contact

198m

Franchissements

Turnovers

Turnovers gagnés

Turnovers perdus

Pénalités

Pénalités concédées

Cartons jaunes

Cartons rouges

Défense

Tentatives de plaquages

162

Plaquages manqués

85%

% de plaquages réussis

86%

Coups de pied

Total coups de pied

1:9

Ratio coups de pied/passes

1:5.9

Vitesse de sortie de ruck

0-3 secs

84%

66%

3-6 secs

13%

14%

6+ secs

20%

112

Rucks gagnés

Etat de forme de l'équipe

5 derniers matchs

Victoires

Série

Essais marqués

119

Différence de points

-4

3/5

Premier essai

3/5

Premiers points

3/5

Course aux 10 points

2/5

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DT 7 minutes ago

Where Irish rugby should actually look if they want to play blame game

Stuart Lancaster got a lot of credit for a lot of Irelands success when he was Leinster coach because it was really obvious the positive effect he was having at Leinster was following through to the Irish team. Sadly it’s very obvious that the horrible rugby Ireland are currently playing is quite similar to the boring style Leinster have adopted under JN.

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Tom 8 minutes ago

Maro Itoje one of two changes for England for Calcutta Cup

It's his destiny to go have a stellar career in France. Its somewhat immaterial whether he's not good enough or England can't get the best out of him, the fact is he's played quite a lot of times for England and not done enough to nail down a place. He's had moments of absolute brilliance but England struggled with him at 10 and he's not a fullback. He pulls rabbits out of hats in tight spaces due to his footwork, acceleration and slick hands.. all of that is wasted in the open field attacking from 15 where you're better off with a rangey, powerful runner. Plus it's not like Quins are top of the table. Again is that in part because of Marcus not being a good enough ten or are they failing in spite of him being world class? Who knows, again it's kind of moot - the fact remains, sides with Marcus at 10 have not been terribly successful. I'm sure he'll get picked up by a big French side sooner or later and it will inspire a resurgence to his career which will prompt cries of “The one who got away!”

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Jon 16 minutes ago

World Rankings record on the line in round two of the Six Nations

I’d missed out ‘away win’. Changed

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DT 16 minutes ago

Where Irish rugby should actually look if they want to play blame game

Yes I do, Not saying Leo has no coaching involvement but it’s limited.

The IRFU and Leinster branch are far from incompetent, that’s why they can attract top coaches and players.

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MichaelT4 16 minutes ago

World Rankings record on the line in round two of the Six Nations

Italy beat Ireland in 2013.

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DT 17 minutes ago

Where Irish rugby should actually look if they want to play blame game

Andy Farrell and his wife both come from Irish families, Farrells brother in law played rugby league for Ireland so there are strong connections. As for the Australian I assume you mean a New Zealander? Joe Schmidt is a New Zealander but lived and coached in Ireland for many years before he was head coach. He coached in a school, local clubs, a province and then Ireland, he became an Irish citizen and he and his family were very much part of the community. His daughter still lives in Dublin. In any case not sure how any of this is relevant as most nations have overseas coaches including SA who have three Irish coaches on their books.

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Hammer Head 29 minutes ago

Where Irish rugby should actually look if they want to play blame game

And to be fair Andy isn’t in for the long haul. He’s eyeing bigger and better pastures in world rugby.

So not sure what his appetite is for a lot of work.

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Hammer Head 31 minutes ago

Where Irish rugby should actually look if they want to play blame game

I thought Ireland is their development team?

My bad.

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Hammer Head 40 minutes ago

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

Nah, that would make them a better side. The way things are now is just perfect.

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Hammer Head 41 minutes ago

Where Irish rugby should actually look if they want to play blame game

I think the point is more that players are getting older but newer, younger and better replacements are not coming through fast enough.

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Hammer Head 42 minutes ago

Where Irish rugby should actually look if they want to play blame game

Do you really think they would give Leo Cullen the title of Head Coach if he was actually the Director of Rugby, and give Nienaber the title of Senior Coach if he was actually the Head Coach (being a previous World Cup winning coach with an ego concerned about title)?

In fact if your last two posts are to be believed as gospel - I think the problem is quite clear. It’s not a South African that’s the problem, it’s an incompetent bunch of Irish people who don’t know what they’re doing that’s the problem.

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PB 42 minutes ago

Where Irish rugby should actually look if they want to play blame game

I am truly nonplussed. I understand many Leinster players also represent Ireland. Yet surely not all Irish provinces play the same way?

Connacht and Munster have their own way of playing.

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Hammer Head 47 minutes ago

Where Irish rugby should actually look if they want to play blame game

Fair enough.

SARU might not own the franchises but they share resources and revenues, top up player salaries, and there is certainly shared knowledge and structures around player development etc.

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cw 59 minutes ago

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

Yeah this is the rule in rugby league. Must make a genuine attempt at catching the ball.

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AA 1 hour ago

Maro Itoje one of two changes for England for Calcutta Cup

So disingenuous borethwick say Marcus is a great rugby player ,but drops him for someone who hasn’t played for a few weeks.

Borthwick is a ford lover as he absolutely does as he is told and kicks the leather off the ball .

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unknown 1 hour ago

'That will come to bite England... but they hide him well'

In France, Jalibert was put aside for his awful defense. Recently, Penaud as well. It turn out that Jalibert worked a lot in addition to his team trainings to erase these defensive flaws. And boom, is the 4th best french tackler with 10/12. And Penaud ? Replaced by Attissogbé who is clearly better to work on our weaknesses, even if he scores less. Penaud will have to work harder to get back his place. And we will have 2 number 14 ready to compete for the jersey. Seems like Predergast will always get that jersey, even if he’s awful and cost the victory (i’m not saying that he’s the only problem, but it’s too often him that allow the try to happen) to his team. Then, why working on his flaws ? He’s not Sexton or O’Gara. If he's not working to do the best, just change the player. Even a new guy will want to do the best to prove himself. Ireland needs new blood. All these guys are too confortably seated in this team.

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DT 1 hour ago

Where Irish rugby should actually look if they want to play blame game

Well firstly I never said Leinster moves players to the other provinces but it is a fact that there are lots of Leinster players in all three of the other provinces. What part of what I said is disingenuous? Would you like me to give you a list of all the players at the moment?

Look at the Connacht squad for example, almost half of them are originally from Leinster.

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DT 1 hour ago

Where Irish rugby should actually look if they want to play blame game

All provinces are generally provided for equally. In fact Leinster and Connacht are the only provinces that don’t have their own stadium. The IRFU built Thomond park for Munster and renovated Connacht and Ulster’s stadia while Leinster has to rent a show jumping stadium which is currently being renovated. Its a complete myth that Leinster are subject to special treatment.

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PM 1 hour ago

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

I think France have is these hybrid backrowers that allow them to play a more flexible, fluent defence and attack. Not as many good pure fetching 7s though. Even the Wallabies have better pure fetchers

But I would take France's 2nd and 3rd row overall against any other. Even the Springboks.

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