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Japon, Australie, Irlande... toutes les compos de la 3e journée du Championnat des Nations en un coup d'œil


Voici la composition de l'Australie pour son dernier match de juillet 2026 contre l'Italie. (Crédit image : Australia Rugby).
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La première partie du tout premier Championnat des Nations dans l’hémisphère sud touche à sa fin. Après deux week-ends intenses, et des fortunes diverses pour les équipes du nord, trois équipe – l’Afrique du Sud et la Nouvelle-Zélande pour le sud et l’Irlande pour le nord – ont jusqu’à présent fait carton plein.

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Sauf très improbable concours de circonstances, une de ces trois nations terminera en tête avant la deuxième partie de la compétition, en novembre en Europe. Voici les compositions des douze équipes sur le pont samedi.

Nouvelle-Zélande – Irlande (9h10, heure française)

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Japon – France (10h40, HF)

 

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Australie – Italie (12h10 HF)

Fidji – Ecosse (15h10, HF)

Afrique du Sud – Pays de Galles (17h40, HF)

Argentine – Angleterre (21h10, HF)

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