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Nouvelle-Zélande - Angleterre : un changement de chaque côté

Les joueurs néo-zélandais (au centre) célèbrent leur victoire lors du test-match entre les All Blacks et l'Angleterre au stade Forsyth Barr de Dunedin, le 6 juillet 2024. (Photo by Sanka Vidanagama / AFP) (Photo by SANKA VIDANAGAMA/AFP via Getty Images)

Vainqueurs du premier test-match de la série, samedi dernier face à l’Angleterre (16-15), la Nouvelle-Zélande retrouve le XV de la Rose pour une revanche, samedi (8h05).

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Le sélectionneur all black Scott Robertson a annoncé l’équipe de départ pour ce 2e choc, qui ne comprend qu’un seul changement par rapport à celui aligné une semaine auparavant.

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Finlay Christie entre derrière la mêlée à la place de TJ Perenara, blessé. Cortez Ratima, aucune cape jusqu’à présent, s’installera sur le banc.

Pour le reste, c’est du classique avec notamment un XV de départ qui totalise 605 sélections, soit 40 par joueur en moyenne.

La 115e de Dan Cole ?

Du côté anglais, un seul changement à signaler également. Le pilier Fin Baxter, qui a décroché sa première cape la semaine dernière, est titulaire à gauche de la première ligne, Bevan Rodd prenant place sur le banc.

Remplaçant au coup d’envoi, Dan Cole pourrait fêter sa 115e sélection en cas d’entrée en jeu, ce qui ferait de lui le 2e Anglais le plus capé de tous les temps derrière Ben Youngs.

La rencontre se jouera à l’Eden Park, stade dans lequel la Nouvelle-Zélande est invaincu depuis 30 ans. La dernière équipe a avoir gagné dans l’enceinte mythique d’Auckland, ce sont les Bleus (23-20 le 3 juillet 1994). Depuis, les All Blacks ont enchaîné 48 matchs sans défaite (46 victoires, deux nuls).

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NOUVELLE-ZELANDE

XV de départ : Perofera – Reece, Ioane, J. Barrett, Tele’a – (o) McKenzie, (m) Christie – Papali’i, A. Savea, Finau – Tuipulotu, S. Barrett (cap.) – Lomax, Taylor, De Groot.

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Remplaçants : Aumua, Tu’ungafasi, Newell , Vaa’i, Jacobson, Ratima, Lienert-Brown, B. Barrett.

ANGLETERRE

XV de départ : Furbank – Feyi-Waboso, Slade, Lawrence, Freeman – (o) M. Smith, (m) Mitchell – Underhill, Earl, Cunningham-South – Martin, Itoje – Stuart, George (cap.), Baxter.

Remplaçants : Dan, Rodd, Cole, Coles, Curry, Spencer, F. Smith, Sleightholme.

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