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Plus d'un quart des arbitres de la fenêtre internationale de novembre sont Français

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 33 jours

L’arbitre français Luc Ramos lors du test-match international entre l’Argentine et l’Angleterre au stade San Juan del Bicentenario, à San Juan, le 12 juillet 2025. (Photo : Andres Larrovere / AFP)

La fenêtre internationale de novembre s’annonce très chargée avec pas moins de 42 matchs – dont 34 seront des tests-matchs – qui auront lieu du 18 octobre (Japan A vs. Australia A) au 29 novembre (Pays de Galles vs. Afrique du Sud à Cardiff), rencontre qui sera arbitrée par le Français Luc Ramos.

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On compte en tout 6 officiels de match français (sur un total de 23) pour assurer l’arbitrage de toutes ces rencontres : Eric Gauzins, Tual Trainini, Pierre Brousset, Kevin Bralley, Evan Urruzmendi et Jérémy Rozier. Soit environ 26% des arbitres, soit en moyenne un arbitre sur quatre. De quoi redonner de la visibilité et de la légitimité à l’arbitrage français qui en manquait il y a encore quelques années.

Seulement trois d’entre eux seront au sifflet, en plus d’assurer un rôle d’assistant sur plusieurs rencontres : Luc Ramos sera sur Ecosse – Tonga et Pays de Galles – Nouvelle-Zélande ; Pierre Brousset sera sur Irlande – Nouvelle-Zélande le 1er novembre à Chicago et Angleterre – Argentine le 23 novembre à twickenham ; Jérémy Rozier arbitrera Roumanie – Uruguay le 22 novembre.

Les trois autres arbitres seront assistants ou préposés à la vidéo et au bunker.

Quant aux trois rencontres du XV de France, la première contre l’Afrique du Sud (8 novembre à Saint-Denis) sera arbitrée par l’Australien Angus Gardner, la deuxième contre les Fidji (15 novembre à Bordeaux) par l’Anglais Christophe Ridley et la troisième contre l’Australie (22 novembre à saint-Denis) par l’Anglais Luke Pearce.

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SB 18 minutes ago

Revenge was never on the menu as the Springboks feasted at Stade de France

Yea, well the agreement doesn’t help the national team and we know that. They are not at their full potential but as Galthie says, they have to adapt to the ecosystem that’s around them.

I don’t know, I would love to see the top French players get special treatment in terms of rest and matches played but I can’t really see it happening. That’s the reality unfortunately.

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SB 20 minutes ago

Revenge was never on the menu as the Springboks feasted at Stade de France

France beat NZ and England last year. Their whole progress and method doesn’t change just because they got battered in the final 20 minutes in their first November match against the best side in the world who have been together for the last 4 months. Sure, they would like to win but it seems to me they look at the bigger picture.

Yep, although I’d say the England game was one of the weirdest games that I’ve seen. They still won the 6N and this was a big step forward for them after a poor showing overall in the competition last year.

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Frans 21 minutes ago

'Forget the quarter-final hoodoo - Ireland's victories and history are what really counts'

Irleland is a good side, no doubt about it. I would rank them at about 3rd in the trepidation stakes - When we play against them, i would say the All Blacks, then France, then Ireland is the ranking of the teams i worry about beating. They have definitely improved since 2000, and would no longer be considered a minor obstacle. They have a long way to go to be considered the best in the world, and to be honest, they may never get there. They have had some generational players, but i don’t see the next tranche of players being as good.

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Tom 23 minutes ago

App comment - https://www.rugbypass.com/news/why-steve-borthwick-has-made-baffling-george-ford-call-andy-goode/

He might have felt he would have more opportunity to make his mark than he's actually being given. England have lost some good coaches under Borthwick, it may be that he's just a micromanager and Blackett is still working to the Borthwick/Wigglesworth plan.

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Tom 28 minutes ago

App comment - https://www.rugbypass.com/news/why-steve-borthwick-has-made-baffling-george-ford-call-andy-goode/

I think people are looking at it from the wrong perspective. They're seeing Fin “rotated” and not understanding why he's not being given more of a run to get that test experience before leading England into the World Cup.

The way I see it - Borthwick wants Ford as his ten and he gave Fin a game against Fiji since missed the Argentina tour.

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Frans 28 minutes ago

'Forget the quarter-final hoodoo - Ireland's victories and history are what really counts'

You have a wife that likes rugby? She is what is known as a unicorn… a mythical creature oft heard about but never seen irl…

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Tom 33 minutes ago

App comment - https://www.rugbypass.com/news/why-steve-borthwick-has-made-baffling-george-ford-call-andy-goode/

I don't like it. Borthwick does like to get cute with his selections so that may be what he's doing but England shouldn't muck about with selecting different 10s depending on which fullback is fit. Pick your best 10, build your team around the 10 whoever that may be. I can't imagine the ABs ever dropping their 10 to suit other players in the backline. Whether it's Ford or Fin, they need to know the shirt is theirs to lose and drive the team with their chest puffed out.

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Tom 38 minutes ago

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I think what's happening here is Ford is Borthwick's man for the world cup and he just gave Fin Smith a hit out against Fiji.

I don't think it's horses for courses. Surely even Borthwick must recognise that rotating your 10 isn't a good strategy. You can and should do that with certain positions in a world cup cycle but a team needs to find it's DNA and the 10 needs a lot of reps running the show. We need a 10 who's got full control of the ship and then he needs an understudy. We can't have 2 competing 10s that are chopped and changed.

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NK 47 minutes ago

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Moroni at 34 is arguably in the form of his life, glad see him start. Also glad to see young Elias in the match day squad, the kid has a lot of potential but also quality already.

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AA 51 minutes ago

It's time to put Manu memories in the shade: George Ford

Marcus played 45.

Lost 18 but won 26 so quite a few times the memory serves .

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BC1812 54 minutes ago

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Perhaps the Canadians came up against a better team in the Final and only played as well as they were allowed to. Amazing how often that happens.

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NK 56 minutes ago

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TK was very impressive at the Rec. Playing tall back row forwards in the engine room is not so rare nowadays though. Later today we’ll watch Charles Ollivon as loosehead lock and Tom Hooper as tighthead lock. Boudehent and Brad Shields play in the 2nd row from time to time too.

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BC1812 1 hour ago

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PMcD 1 hour ago

App comment - https://www.rugbypass.com/news/why-steve-borthwick-has-made-baffling-george-ford-call-andy-goode/

There is certainly signs if an SB love-in with George Ford but I don’t think he’s anti Marcus otherwise he wouldn’t be on the bench.

We know what Ford can deliver with his +100 caps, what we need are the two Smiths to get as many games as possible, so we have the most experienced version of the 3 for RWC 2027.

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Over the sideline 1 hour ago

Revenge was never on the menu as the Springboks feasted at Stade de France

Then completely threw it out the window in their 2 point win v Arg?

SA are the best side going atm. I wouldn’t award the WC to them yet tho.

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Over the sideline 1 hour ago

Revenge was never on the menu as the Springboks feasted at Stade de France

I’m not where you are about SA. Post Wellington was v Arg. 2 point win. NZ also dominated in Wellington before things went to crap in the last 15.

And let’s face it, NZ ain’t playing well. Playing England will be a challenge. England “were” on the up I felt. Be a interesting game.

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PMcD 1 hour ago

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Yes, it’s good to see him back (and Daly) so they should both have built some form and fitness by the 6N’s.

That changes the attack and builds options for the bench, so we will play a faster paced running attack once we have them back, which suits Fin Smith’s quicker distribution to attack the outside 15m channel in attack.

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NB 1 hour ago

Revenge was never on the menu as the Springboks feasted at Stade de France

As P points out they weren’t really emrbacing the Tony-ball selection at Eden Park, but hoping to win by ‘old Bok’ methods dating back to 2019/23. Rassie rolled all his chips into the Tony-ball basket at Wellington.

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S J 1 hour ago

Steve Tandy needs to get Wales back to basics to overcome Japan's World Cup ranking threat

A stronger defence we will win come on wales

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Over the sideline 1 hour ago

Revenge was never on the menu as the Springboks feasted at Stade de France

They are a great side atm but not unbeatable by any stretch.

When the heat was on at Eden Park they kept on coming and coming, but NZ held them out and kept the 50 + streak in tact. I felt NZ showed a “real threat” that day and SA came up short.

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