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Outrageuse domination de l'Afrique du Sud au classement mondial

Par Willy Billiard
Des supporters de l'Afrique du Sud célèbrent après la victoire des Springboks lors du test-match du Rugby Championship entre l'Afrique du Sud et la Nouvelle-Zélande au stade Ellis Park de Johannesburg, le 31 août 2024. (Photo by PHILL MAGAKOE / AFP) (Photo by PHILL MAGAKOE/AFP via Getty Images)

Le lundi 2 septembre 2024, l’Afrique du Sud conserve une avance de 1,25 point sur l’Irlande en tête du classement mondial masculin de World Rugby.

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La victoire impressionnante des Springboks contre la Nouvelle-Zélande (31-27) leur a permis de gagner un quart de point, portant leur total à 93,37 points, tandis que l’Irlande reste à 92,12 points.

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Les All Blacks, qui ont vu leur avance de 27-17 fondre en seconde mi-temps, perdent le même nombre de points et chutent à 88,45 points, tout en conservant leur troisième place.

La France (4e) et l’Angleterre (5e) ne sont pas menacées, mais l’Écosse profite de la défaite 20-19 de l’Argentine contre l’Australie pour passer devant les Pumas et s’emparer de la sixième position.

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19 - 20
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Les Wallabies, avec un gain de 1,73 point, dépassent l’Italie et prennent la huitième place.

Dans l’Asahi Super Dry Pacific Nations Cup, les Samoa et les États-Unis ont chacun remporté une victoire à domicile contre les Tonga et le Canada, respectivement.

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43 - 17
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Les Samoa, grâce à leur victoire 43-17, gagnent 0,37 point mais restent 13e, trois places devant les Tonga.

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Les 0,24 points obtenus par les États-Unis après leur victoire 28-15 à Los Angeles ne suffisent pas pour les faire monter à la 19e place, mais le Canada passe derrière le Chili, au 22e rang.

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USA
28 - 15
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Nickers 3 hours ago
Why the All Blacks overlooking Joe Schmidt could yet hurt them in the Bledisloe battle

I've never understood why Razor stayed on in NZ after winning 3 SR titles in a row. Surely at that point it's time to look for the next thing, which at that stage of his career should not have been the ABs, and arguably still shouldn't be given his lack of experience in International rugby. What was gained by staying on at the Crusaders to win 4 more titles?


2 years in the premiership, 2 years as an assistant international coach, then 4 years taking a team through a WC cycle would have given him what he needed to be the best ABs coach. As it is he is learning on the job, and his inexperience shows even more when he surrounds himself with assistant coaches who have no top international experience either.


He is being faced with extreme adversity and pressure now, possibly for the first time in his coaching career. Maybe he will come through well and maybe he won't, but the point is the coaching selection process is so flawed that he is doing it for the first time while in arguably the top coaching job in world rugby. It's like your first job out of university being the CEO of Microsoft or Google.


There was talk of him going to England if the ABs didn't get him, that would have been perfect in my opinion. That is a super high pressure environment and NZR would have been way better off letting him learn the trade with someone else's team. I predicted when Razor was appointed that he would be axed or resign after 2 years then go on to have a lot of success in his next appointment. I hope that doesn't happen because it will mean a lot of turmoil for the ABs, but it's not unthinkable. Many of his moves so far look exactly like the early days of Foster's era when he too was flanked by coaches who were not up to the job. I would like to see some combination of Cotter, Joseph, Brown, and Felix Jones come into the set up.

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