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Le Stade français fait exploser Clermont et s'affirme pour la deuxième place

Anthony Tallieu

Il y a 56 jours

Yoan Tanga marqueur d'essai à Jean-Bouin contre Clermont. (Photo by JULIEN DE ROSA / AFP via Getty Images).

Le score parle de lui même. Le Stade français a mis une belle raclée à Clermont, qui le talonnait au classement, dimanche en clôture de la 20e journée du Top 14 (64-20). Une victoire bonifiée que les Parisiens ont été chercher avec énormément de panache alors qu’ils n’avaient qu’un essai de plus que l’ASM à l’approche des dix dernières minutes (31-20). Et puis les Jaunards ont littéralement volé en éclat.

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Réduits à quatorze suite à carton jaune contre Joris Jurand pour un pied projeté sur l’épaule de Sekou Macalou en l’air (68e), ils ont terminé la rencontre en roue libre, encaissant la bagatelle de cinq essais dans ces dix dernières minutes à sens unique.

Auteurs d’une entame canon, les Soldats roses ont rapidement fait le trou (17-0) grâce notamment à un essai d’entrée de jeu de Leo Barré (2e), de retour dans une forme internationale.

LE STADE FRANÇAIS INSCRIT LE 1ER ESSAI À MOINS DE 2 MINUTES DE JEU 🤯#SFASM pic.twitter.com/bMDoVj1vXY
— CANAL+ Rugby (@CanalplusRugby) March 29, 2026

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Les Clermontois ont réussi à corriger le tir et revenir dans le match mais cette fin désastreuse gâche complètement leurs efforts. La faute aussi à un apport positif du banc parisien, et particulièrement de Sekou Macalou, auteur d’un essai très tranchant où il a fait admirer sa vitesse toujours intacte (73e).

Carbonel double Plummer en tête des meilleurs réalisateurs

À la baguette, l’ouvreur Leo Carbonel a sorti une nouvelle grosse prestation et remporté son match dans le match avec Harry Plummer, passant devant lui pour devenir le nouveau meilleur réalisateur du Top 14 (220 points).

Grâce à ces cinq points, le Stade français revient à hauteur de Pau et de l’Union Bordeaux-Bègles et son calendrier lui permet de croire en ses chances pour récupérer la deuxième place. Avec trois déplacements restants dont un à Montauban et le dernier à La Rochelle, qui n’aura peut-être plus rien à jouer, et la réception de la Section, un de ses concurrents directs, le club de la capitale peut rêver en grand dans cette fin de championnat.

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JW 35 minutes ago

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I haven’t double checked but I’d suggest you are confusing cover for replacement. He covered Jacobson rather than replaced because Jacobsen was expected to take place back during the series, and CLW actually replaced someone else during the series (when Jacobson returned and another went down?

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JW 38 minutes ago

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Not until he’s still passed the eligibility requirement.

He is available for Bledisloe because it’s assumed he would have played in the NPC by then. By the same token he will only be available as a replacement in South Africa if he has done the same thing. This is essentially a difference of when the team is named, and when a replacement is needed, so if the injuries are before the squad is picked to tour, he is essentially still ineligible.

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It’s pretty appalling that it now appears two All Black coaches expected NZR to drop their eligibility laws. You have to think his disagree between modern professionals and a Board trying to administer the livelihood of the game in the country is only causing players to not honor the jersyey.

That is what this discussion is about, not Richie Mounga.

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Draft system would never work don’t pay players enough to basically force them to move but you know next year if Holland fit and Tengbland who is another massive lock Frizell Jacomb add Jacomb and hopefully Pledger add in Hurley they looking pretty good imo still feel this year was to much kicking ( most in comp) and it is more than just couple of injuries

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For me NZR is doing the ABs a huge service in retaining the policy and keeping the best players in NZ. Sure there are a lot going off shore but for the most part they are fringe players or ones who have realised that they aren’t likely to get selected and so are off to capitalise on their ability to earn for their families before they get too old. Good on them.

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BleedRed&Black 2 hours ago

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KwAussie 3 hours ago

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Yeah sure let’s look to the past to create the future plus I’ll put in a word for my mates because that’s all that really matters. Luckily Dave Rennie won’t be listening to this dribble.

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Henrik 3 hours ago

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I am neither a Kiwi nor an AB-fanboy, so I don’t feel any entitlement to participate in that discussion …. all I’m saying is the ABs are, as of now, always a serious side, regardless whom they field …. they don’t have the absolute dominance of 10 years ago, which is a good thing for rugby in general, in my opinion

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I’m not saying to have them rely exclusively on high school talent but teams should be able to retain their top local talent rather than lose them to more regularly successful unions on a regular basis. Look at what’s happened to the Manawatu region, who lost the entire Whitelock family and Codie Taylor to Canterbury before any of them could even play a game there. Imports are part of the game but if it’s a top talent that was either raised in your region or already plays in your region at a position that’s not of surplus, you should have more ability to have their rights. Also on the note of Tupou-Ta’eiloa, he moved to Moana because he wants to play for Tonga i.e. the actual purpose of the team.

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KM 4 hours ago

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That was a great game , but the Chiefs have yet to learn , To quote Tommy Rudonakis , Never give a Mug a even Break , they should never have kicked those penalties, That was the wrong way , keep playing , put your foot down on the throat to say .

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Wanting teams to retain their high school talent would be an own goal for the Highlanders, which relies almost exclusively on imports. Straight away they’d have to give up Holland, Lienert-Brown, Tangitau, JRK, Lennox, Dunshea, Lowe, Shearer, to name just a few. It’s also hard to have much sympathy when they let gems like Tupou-Ta’eiloa slip through their hands.

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