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Pro D2 : résultats et statistiques de la journée 8

Published: Il y a 1 heure | 23 Octobre 2026 09:55 PDT
Updated: Il y a 1 heure | 23 October 2026 09:59 PDT

Photo : @CABCLRUGBY

Battu à Montauban jeudi soir (24-23), Oyonnax a vu sa série s’arrêter à sept victoires. Provence Rugby peut donc devenir vendredi 23 octobre la deuxième équipe à commencer une saison de Pro D2 par huit succès, après Pau en 2014-2015. Les Aixois reçoivent Béziers (14e), avec l’occasion de rejoindre le leader, qui conserve cinq points d’avance grâce au bonus défensif ramené de Sapiac.

La soirée sera également marquée par le duel entre Grenoble (3e) et Biarritz (5e). Soyaux-Angoulême (7e) visera un retour dans le top 6 face à Dax (6e), tandis que Nevers, dernier et toujours sans victoire, se déplacera à Aurillac.

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cnw 8 minutes ago

Why South Africa's ‘scrum dominance’ gospel is spreading around the world

I think it was pretty much the top Bok team in the RGR PcMD.. Snyman and Kwagga the only regular forwards missing from the Bok squad over the last 24 months. By the same token the ABs did not have Scott B or Tamaiti Williams (or Brodie or Frizzell - though we’re not regulars in 2024/2025). But I agree that the gap between the ABs and this top Bok pack is significant at the scrum. And while I agree with NB that he penalty fest is “stoopid”, the ABs can’t expect to win the WC with a deficient pack. However, the combination of a back five of Scott B, Holland, Vaa’i, Lakai and Sititi has already clearly improved the power IMO. You may have also noted that the ABs had about a 45% continuity rate through the RGR in the forwards while the Boks had the same forward units from test 2 - 4. If Rennie is worth his salt, he will give this back five at least two of the NC games (Scotland and England), alongside EDG, Taylor and Newell, to continue to build cohesion and then have them play the NC final. Ditto with the impact pack - though I am undecided whether Numia or Bower, Tosi or Lomax -should be the LHP and THP.

Anyway back to your point, I think we saw the best Bok forward units in the RGR, and they are some distance ahead of the ABs. And no doubt they have plenty of room just to get stronger. But I also think the ABs have significant room to improve, and are starting to do so.

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B 33 minutes ago

Brendan Venter: 'Wine is very much like rugby. You never get to beat wine. You can never fully understand it.'

Never trust a team that plays home games on plastic grass

PL is much more solid. They can govern their league. They don’t need to rely on illegally hacked ‘evidence’ or be worried about leveraged debt buyouts of their clubs

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cnw 37 minutes ago

Why South Africa's ‘scrum dominance’ gospel is spreading around the world

From memory this happened when Tupou popped Marx in the Aussie game and the Boks got their push over try - it was a deserved try to the more powerful scrum.

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PM 1 hour ago

Former Australia U20 captain among new faces in Wallabies squad

Fair enough.

Les seems not so conservative and rigid as a selector as Joe was but I was worried he was gonna be like Schmidt and make Mark go through all the steps. I think he’s good enough to jump straight into the squad when willing

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Hammer Head 1 hour ago

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I’ve always had a soft spot for “Old Pops” as I like to call him.

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Ed the Duck 1 hour ago

Brendan Venter: 'Wine is very much like rugby. You never get to beat wine. You can never fully understand it.'

Not sure how much silence there really was since it was widely ‘suspected’ for some time before it officially came out.

As for the punishment, very poor effort and let’s hope the Premier League shows them how it should be done…

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Hammer Head 1 hour ago

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Yes. 16 is a really number.

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Hammer Head 1 hour ago

Graham Henry: What the Springboks series taught the All Blacks

🤣

Comment of the year

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B 2 hours ago

Six Ireland squad takeaways - a 'specimen' and spicy competition but Munster may be miffed

Yeah, he has a chance if he gets through the season uninjured and then gets a proper rest then pre-season under his belt

He was exceptional last RWC and Farrell does tend to be loyal to players without being overly sentimental

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Diarmid Encore 2 hours ago

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TheNotoriousFig 3 hours ago

Six Ireland squad takeaways - a 'specimen' and spicy competition but Munster may be miffed

Aki got good reviews for the Saracens game, I only saw the highlights so I can’t comment. He’s still a power athlete, but I don’t think he is a starter any more and I can only see limited use off the bench the way that Farrell has set the team up before. Maybe an injury free season primes him for a last hurrah.

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B 3 hours ago

Brendan Venter: 'Wine is very much like rugby. You never get to beat wine. You can never fully understand it.'

It’s a middle finger for sure and even their own fans would be entitled to get post-match thoughts on a performance

There was actually quite a wonderful example, I think last season in the English semi-pro soccer leagues. A manager refused to do post-match interviews with Sky TV because they hadn’t fixed his own home broadband - that’s funny and principled

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B 3 hours ago

Brendan Venter: 'Wine is very much like rugby. You never get to beat wine. You can never fully understand it.'

They directly tied players up with it, gaining silence from their own involvement

Unless they had irrefutable proof of their innocence and constantly maintained that stance with grounds for an appeal, then I don’t see how it tallies with other examples

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Nickers 3 hours ago

Graham Henry: What the Springboks series taught the All Blacks

20 of the 45 players who went to South Africa are currently injured. Ardie, Frizzell + 2 HIA stand downs were in game, I think the other 16 are all training ground, including 7 calf strains.

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The Flying Dutchman 3 hours ago

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“it’s eating me up at night” - James Parsons

Love the passion

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The Flying Dutchman 3 hours ago

Graham Henry: What the Springboks series taught the All Blacks

Is the number really 16? That’s very high!

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Ed the Duck 4 hours ago

Brendan Venter: 'Wine is very much like rugby. You never get to beat wine. You can never fully understand it.'

It’s actually schoolboy-esque behaviour and trivial in the grand scheme of things, in and of itself. Except that it very much does speak to the prevailing culture, attitudes and values which do still appear to be rather lacking. Hitting them in the pocket would probably do the trick, and with rapidly increasing severity if required. I doubt they would garner much peer support if they were to squeal about it…

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Ed the Duck 4 hours ago

Brendan Venter: 'Wine is very much like rugby. You never get to beat wine. You can never fully understand it.'

He probably did get off lightly under the circumstances but the buck stopped (metaphorically and literally) with NW, and rightly so.

Personally, I can’t stand outright and blatant cheating. A little gamesmanship is good sport but they drove a coach and horses way beyond that very early on. Not unlike a certain soccer team if you will…

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PMcD 4 hours ago

Brendan Venter: 'Wine is very much like rugby. You never get to beat wine. You can never fully understand it.'

To be fair, they have stopped splitting what the clubs get but I think it’s about £2.2m from TNT per club, which is less than 10% of their revenue.

They have been fined by the league for him not attending post match press conferences but the worrying side is that it should never have been allowed to reach this point, that’s almost the stuff the media are raising about the way the club is run.

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