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Women's Six Nations

Gaby Vernier forfait : la malédiction des centres du XV de France féminin

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 2 jours

La centre française Gabrielle Vernier est plaquée lors du match international de rugby à XV du Tournoi des Six Nations féminin opposant le Pays de Galles à la France au Cardiff Arms Park, à Cardiff, dans le sud du Pays de Galles, le 18 avril 2026. (Photo : Adrian Dennis / AFP via Getty Images)

Le trois-quarts centre du XV de France féminin Gabrielle Vernier (28 ans, 60 sélections, Blagnac RF) est forfait pour le prochain match contre l’Irlande à Clermont-Ferrand samedi 25 avril dans le cadre de la troisième journée du Tournoi des Six Nations féminin.

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La Fédération Française de Rugby a confirmé ce que l’on craignait en voyant sortir la joueuse au début de la seconde période du match remporté par les Bleues à Cardiff (7-38) samedi 18 avril. Touchée à l’épaule, Gaby Vernier regagnait le banc de touche.

Elle souffre d’une luxation acromio-claviculaire. « 60 bougies et une épaule dans la boîte. Mon tournoi s’arrête là… à fond derrière les copines pour cette fin de compétition », a-t-elle indiqué sur son compte Instagram.

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France Rugby indique qu’elle est numériquement remplacée par Aëlig Trégouet (18 ans, 0 sélection, Stade Toulousain).

Une semaine après le forfait de Joanna Grisez

Ce forfait intervient une semaine tout juste après celui de l’autre centre de la France, Joanna Grisez, blessée à un genou lors du premier match contre l’Italie. Les Bleues doivent déjà se passer de leur ancienne co-capitaine Marine Ménager, qui a pris sa retraite après la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2025, et le staff n’a pas sélectionné Nassira Kondé (20 sélections), titulaire notamment lors de la demi-finale du Mondial en Angleterre.

Pour rappel, Gaby Vernier avait déjà manqué la fin du Tournoi 2025 après avoir écopé d’un carton rouge pour un plaquage dangereux sur la centre irlandaise Eve Higgins lors du match France-Irlande en mars 2025. Elle avait finalement disputé 3 rencontres sur 5 lors de ce Tournoi 2025, terminé avec un essai à son actif.

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