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Pacific Nations Cup

Pacific Nations Cup 2025 : les phases finales aux États-Unis pour la 1re fois

Par Jérémy Fahner

Il y a 209 jours

Les Fidji ont remporté l'édition de la Coupe des Nations du Pacifique 2024, en dominant le pays hôte le Japon en finale. (Photo by PHILIP FONG/AFP via Getty Images)

Les États-Unis vont accueillir la Coupe des Nations du Pacifique (PNC) pour la première fois cette année. Les phases finales se dérouleront sur le sol américain, avec des matchs organisés à Denver et Salt Lake City.

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Pour la deuxième année consécutive, la compétition réunira six nations : les Fidji, tenants du titre, le Japon, finaliste 2024, le Canada, les Samoa, les Tonga et les États-Unis.

La PNC aura lieu sur cinq week-ends consécutifs entre le 22 août et le 20 septembre. Une première phase verra les équipes réparties dans deux poules de trois. Les deux premières de chaque groupe seront qualifiées pour les demi-finales.

The Pacific Nations Cup 2025 match schedule is out.
For the first time, finals will be hosted in the US (Denver and Salt Lake City) and @rugbyworldcup 2027 qualification will be at stakes. #PNC2025 | #RWC2027 https://t.co/R560zFkWec pic.twitter.com/0myarYXlXF
— World Rugby Media (@worldrugbymedia) May 7, 2025

Les deux autres s’affronteront sur un match de classement, ce qui garantit à chaque équipe de disputer au moins trois rencontres dont une à domicile.

Les demi-finales auront lieu au DICKS Sporting Goods Park de Denver le dimanche 14 septembre. La finale et le match pour la 3^e place se dérouleront à l’America First Field de Salt Lake City le samedi 20 septembre.

Hormis le Japon et les Fidji, déjà qualifiés, les autres équipes chercheront à l’occasion de la Pacific Nations Cup à valider leur billet pour la Coupe du Monde 2027. Les trois meilleures nations décrocheront le sésame pour l’Australie. L’équipe classée 6^e disputera un match de barrage contre un pays issu de la zone Amérique du Sud.

Le calendrier de la phase de poules de la Coupe des Nations du Pacifique

Vendredi 22 août : Canada – États-Unis à Calgary, Canada
Samedi 23 août : Tonga – Samoa à Nuku’alofa, Tonga
Samedi 30 août : Fidji – Tonga à Suva, Fidji
Samedi 30 août : Japon – Canada à Sendai, Japon
Samedi 6 septembre : Samoa – Fidji à Rotorua, Nouvelle-Zélande
Samedi 6 septembre : États-Unis – Japon à Sacramento, États-Unis

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TV 30 minutes ago

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With respect Tom:

1. “The Boks have always had a reputation as a violent team.” Incorrect, the Boks have always been a physical team, not the same thing at all. The rest is perception amongst some rugby fans, definitely not those who look at facts. Once you look at facts you will realise you’re wrong. And don’t try to use a few insidents to indicate that those examples prove your point, I can show you plenty examples from all teams. Tell me your nationality and I’ll assemble the examples. Perception is a terrible thing - amongst other drivel I’ve been reading for years how the Boks are giants and much bigger and taller than other top rugby nations. Please do what I did at the WC, I compared the easily available facts and the Boks were not nearly the biggest tier 1 team, regardless whether you compare only 1 to 3, 1 to 5, 1 to 8 or whatever.

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Jonathan 56 minutes ago

What written judgement said about Alex Mann's role in gouging saga

Ahh yes they shouldve had you at the hearing, big boy fl apparently knows everything. You are just speculating like everyone else man there is absolutely no way you can comment with 100% certainty so go make a cup of tea and sit down put the screens away for a bit, thats enough for today

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Jonathan 59 minutes ago

What written judgement said about Alex Mann's role in gouging saga

Stem 100% saam met jou daar, die Britte is net uit om Eben te ‘jag’ in die hele saak, eintlik vreemd aangesien daar soveel duidelike evidence is.

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MO 1 hour ago

Wales are out of luck and out of ideas, so where do they go from here?

I do remember him - quick and scored a fair number of tries. Will is dual qualified and probably won’t have to make a final call on his representative future for a while yet, but clearly the direction of travel in his case doesn’t seem encouraging for Wales. Can’t blame him at all. Welsh rugby needs to get its house in order.

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Hammer Head 1 hour ago

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Hammer Head 1 hour ago

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That was one of his requirements.

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Dave Didley 1 hour ago

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When we all watch players dive over the line to score a try, in control of their body and actions, that is largely considered intentional?

When the big lad pulls an opposition player towards him and tries to force his eye up into his skull, that isn’t considered intentional?

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JJ 1 hour ago

Wales are out of luck and out of ideas, so where do they go from here?

Exactly that. Any young player of international standing is not going to choose the basket case that is the WRU (Worst Run Union). What hurts on this one is that his dad is a former captain of Wales, while his uncle (Alun Harries) was a Welsh junior sprint champion. You may remember him on the wing for Swansea.

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unknown 1 hour ago

Rassie Erasmus: SA Rugby set out huge new deal for Bok coach

Im hoping they keep Tony Brown as well. They are a laka combo!!

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MO 1 hour ago

Wales are out of luck and out of ideas, so where do they go from here?

That’s a bit ominous. You’d hope from a Welsh perspective he would decide to commit to Wales when definitive push comes to shove a few years down the line, because he’s a big prospect at outside centre, and it’s not as if England need more players, is it? Sadly, the turmoil engulfing Welsh rugby is not exactly a plus for any young player, with the ill-advised plan to do away with one region, and one of the historically successful west Wales regions at that.

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Jethro 1 hour ago

Springbok lock Eben Etzebeth ban for 'intentional' foul play confirmed

Are you talking about throat sliting Ardie Savea?

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JPM 1 hour ago

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unknown 1 hour ago

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We need two upsets in the group stages to balance out the draw somewhat. Firstly, Australia should use their home ground advantage and catch the All Blacks cold and secondly I’d like to see Scotland can pip Ireland to top their group. Neither of these are out of the realm of possibility.

If this happens, likely matchups would then see RSA vs Aus, Eng vs NZ, Arg vs Sco, France vs Ireland and Fiji vs Wales. These would all be fairly balanced matchups (if you give Aus a boost for home ground advantage), with the first 3 happening in the Quarter-Finals and the latter 2 in the round of 16.

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Dave Didley 2 hours ago

Springbok lock Eben Etzebeth ban for 'intentional' foul play confirmed

Just right. Rake your thumb in your eye socket to get the golden prize.

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n 2 hours ago

Nearly everyone is saying the same thing in wake of Eben Etzebeth red

Well the ban is only 22 weeks. Any smart-ass answers now? The full story is not revealed and if that doesn’t tell you something then you’re on your own. No player gets 12 weeks only unless there were mitigating circumstances. And yes, the North are a bit of pansies. The laws are forever being changed just so ya’ll can have a chance at winning this thing because clearly, rugby may have been invented there, but the best ever teams don’t come from there.

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n 2 hours ago

Nearly everyone is saying the same thing in wake of Eben Etzebeth red

Then what the hell are we talking about? If he wasn't carded, how can you convince people that he was a dirty player? You sound stupid. Eben got 12 weeks, in the past, eye gouging was 6 months or more. Why has is sentence so short considering the the incident?

It comes down to what I said before, what happened that made him act that way? We are not taught to be pussies in South Africa, if someone does something crazy to you, you are going to do it back. Now you guys up north might have a difference in opinion, that’s fine but what you consider good sportsmanship might not be what I consider good sportsmanship, that’s just a cultural thing because there are no written laws for that.

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Ytfnot 2 hours ago

Springbok lock Eben Etzebeth ban for 'intentional' foul play confirmed

According to Mann’s statement, EE did apologise to him. Therefore, 🖕

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Ytfnot 2 hours ago

Springbok lock Eben Etzebeth ban for 'intentional' foul play confirmed

🤦‍♂️

Don’t quit your day job, son. If you have one.

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Ytfnot 2 hours ago

Springbok lock Eben Etzebeth ban for 'intentional' foul play confirmed

Took you long enough to crawl out from under the rock, naaijill 🤣 Did you spend the time crafting your response (if you did, it was a complete waste of time) or were you practicing for Saturday afternoon on the taxi’s backseat?

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