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Pierre Brousset va arbitrer les British & Irish Lions

Par Willy Billiard

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Galway, Irlande - 19 janvier 2024: L'arbitre Pierre Brousset lors du match du 4e tour de la poule 1 de l'Investec Champions Cup entre Connacht et les Bristol Bears, au Dexcom Stadium de Galway. (Photo de Seb Daly/Sportsfile via Getty Images)

L’arbitre Français Pierre Brousset aura le privilège d’officier sur deux matchs de la tournée des British & Irish Lions en juillet en Australie. World Rugby a dévoilé la liste des arbitres mobilisés sur les 38 tests de juillet.

Le Français sera au sifflet sur la quatrième rencontre des Lions en Australie, et la dernière contre des clubs du Super Rugby Pacifique, contre les ACT Brumbies à Canberra le 9 juillet, soit trois jours après avoir arbitré le match entre l’Australie et les Fidji à Newcastle le 6 juillet.

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Introducing the @emirates Match Officials who have been appointed for the British and Irish Lions tour of Australia, and a busy window of July Internationals
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— World Rugby (@WorldRugby) May 1, 2025

Brousset sera également sur la touche le 12 juillet pour un match de gala des Lions contre un XV composé de joueurs australiens et néo-zélandais à Adelaïde, mettant un terme à une folle semaine de trois rencontres en six jours dans trois endroits différents de l’île-continent.

L’autre arbitre français mobilisé au centre sur les tests de juillet est Luc Ramos que l’on verra sur le match Argentine – Angleterre à l’Estadio San Juan del Bicentenario de San Juan le 12 juillet. Il sera également arbitre assistant sur la même affiche mais à La Plata le 5 juillet.

Enfin, l’arbitrage français sera également représenté par Tual Trainini et Eric Gauzins qui seront successivement à l’arbitrage vidéo et au bunker (Foul Play Review Officer) sur neuf des 38 matchs internationaux.

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