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Pro D2

Pro D2 : Biarritz prend provisoirement la place de leader

Par Willy Billiard
Les supporters de Biarritz. (Photo by GAIZKA IROZ / AFP) (Photo by GAIZKA IROZ/AFP via Getty Images)

Biarritz a provisoirement pris la tête de la Pro D2 de rugby en s’imposant 35 à 15 contre Grenoble lors du match avancé de jeudi.

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Biarritz
35 - 15
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Grenoble
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La 5e journée se poursuivra vendredi, avec Brive et Béziers ayant l’opportunité de dépasser les Basques au classement.

Synthèse du match

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Coups de pied de pénalité
1
5
Essais
2
2
Transformations
1
0
Drops
0
99
Courses avec ballon
75
6
Franchissements
1
15
Turnovers perdus
8
4
Turnovers gagnés
5

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BP 13 minutes ago
'If I lose my position, I lose my contract, my family won’t eat'

Here we go with this bullshit

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aO 49 minutes ago
Leinster player ratings vs Munster | 2024/25 URC

Not sure what you have to do to get a 9 or 10. Caolan Doris was everywhere yesterday plus captain so , and if the Ref is evening up in 2nd half with questionable scrum penalties that's reflected in the scores here.

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aO 1 hour ago
Leinster-Munster: 5 talking points as awkward Irish rugby question is asked

Some comments talking about Busby giving decisions to Leinster were not looking at same march I saw. Especially in 2nd half he was 'evening up'. He did not go against Mun when they had put in he allowed them to play it. Just watched it again. A couple turnovers should not be allowed. Mun held on while another went in for the steal.knock back in the tackle wasn't seen. Offsides allover the game by Mun. So do not blame it on Ref particularly 2nd half that's why Leinster didn't score. He kept it going for Mun 3 times up at line mMun should have gotten yellow , Busby only looked at one side in 2nd half.

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RedWarrior 1 hour ago
'I looked at the clock, it said 18 minutes left, we needed 21 points'

Pat Lam is a class act. His attack rugby in Connaught was transformational for that province and arguably Ireland. The provcence of plodders from the nation of plodders were able to dismantle any defense with all out attack. A lot of eyes were opened, not least in Leinster after Connaught beat them in the URC final.

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RedWarrior 1 hour ago
Ronan Kelleher news plunges Ireland into low-key injury crisis

Top 4 Hookers may not be available for Ireland but there are plenty of talented guys available. Not ideal but there are a few gems coming through, might be time to blood one or two.

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RedWarrior 1 hour ago
Ireland’s Lomu, their next general at 10 and three other ‘Emerging’ stars who soared

That kick by Prendergast was incredible. It broke the game. Young Ben Murphy of Connaught son of the Ulster coach, is tearing it up at scrumhalf for Connaught, never mind Matthew Devine. A lot of depth in Ireland now. Ireland are also working on progressing the quality in the All Ireland League. They need to look on cracking the historical barriers to rugby in Ulster who could be a European force again.

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Bull Shark 2 hours ago
'Call a spade a spade': Sonny Bill Williams says current All Blacks don't like pressure

Agreed. The ABs traditional strength of playing extremely well under pressure dissipated under Ian Foster. They get rattled easily. Much like their fans.

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Bull Shark 2 hours ago
Will the withdrawal of the ‘top 20’ devalue France’s tour of New Zealand?

Sometimes I have to load all comments on the article and then it come time works.

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Bull Shark 2 hours ago
Will the withdrawal of the ‘top 20’ devalue France’s tour of New Zealand?

No, it’s a regular occurrence on the site. Regardless the number of comments.


Although the sheer vast number of comments on this article is mind blowing!!

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DC000 3 hours ago
Leinster-Munster: 5 talking points as awkward Irish rugby question is asked

Busby was Leinster's best player yesterday. But the IRFU has to be the happiest party.


All the work they continue to do to engineer D4 superiority over the other provinces continues to pay off well.


Until Leinster blows yet another series of finals at the end of every season

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SM 3 hours ago
Is this why Ireland and England struggle to win World Cups?

Iron sharpens iron, look at the level of competition of schools rugby and how many have to fight to make it to the pro ranks, every level you have to fight because in 3 years time another prodigy will come for your spot

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LK 4 hours ago
Ireland’s Lomu, their next general at 10 and three other ‘Emerging’ stars who soared

We know that for sure. Nothing wrong with aspiring to be something like him...

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Aido1 4 hours ago
Leinster-Munster: 5 talking points as awkward Irish rugby question is asked

Don't know what match you were at but the atmosphere resembled a dead fish, best of luck to Snyman. And its not surprising that Leinster are doing so well, look at all the gifts they have received from the IRFU, with another to come at Christmas. If they don't win silver this year it will be because of their own arrogance.

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Toaster 4 hours ago
'Call a spade a spade': Sonny Bill Williams says current All Blacks don't like pressure

At least he doesn’t get injured every other game

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PS 4 hours ago
Leinster-Munster: 5 talking points as awkward Irish rugby question is asked

Sounds like you're blaming Andy Farrell for picking an unproven McCarthy over Kleyn. I think that decision has proven a wise one regardless of Kleyn's form for Munster. Kleyn is a great player, as any second row good enough to play for SA, but he's not the best fit for Ireland.

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Ninjin 4 hours ago
Is this why Ireland and England struggle to win World Cups?

Yes Rugby is for all South Africans but it is just a sport and not the Nationally prefered one. Football is not an African sport but it is the one that is embraced. It has nothing to do with outdated devision ( kind of insulting) and more with the reallity of the matter. Rugby is not the national sport in South Africa. Soccer is. 50 million people will argue about your statement about 11 men kicking a ball around a field I am afraid. Rugby does not define South Africa. Unemployment and poverty does. I admire your passion no matter how misguided.

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MM 4 hours ago
'Call a spade a spade': Sonny Bill Williams says current All Blacks don't like pressure

Saders if only you had played as many tests as SBW then Kiwis can take you seriously. I think the Irish are gunning for the Kiwis in November and have their number. SBW is saying wat everybody thinks about the current ABs.

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Lulu 4 hours ago
Leinster-Munster: 5 talking points as awkward Irish rugby question is asked

Totally agree. Andy has to select the best players.


This country hopping just does not sit well with me. It's almost as if these guys are playing club rugby

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Rob 4 hours ago
Leinster-Munster: 5 talking points as awkward Irish rugby question is asked

It was Kleyn's choice to play for South Africa, he wasn't and isn't good enough to play for Ireland but South Africa wanted him so he took his chance. He knew exactly what it would mean for Munster and I'm sure no self respecting Munster fan would begrudge his decision. On the other hand flip it around and what if Andy Farrell picks him and gives him a token cap against Italy to keep him IQ, that would be incredibly unfair to the man. Its not Farrells responsibility to keep players IQ its their choice, Kleyn didn't feel he was going to be called up and clearly didn't have the desire to stick it out, why would he when he can go play for his home country? In the same way Frisch decided to go play for his home country. Farrells job is to pick the best players to win games, not to lock down players and restrict their options.

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NB 4 hours ago
Will the withdrawal of the ‘top 20’ devalue France’s tour of New Zealand?

Nah not buying JD.


My samples go all the way to 2022 when Cane was outplayed by JVDF on the Ireland tour. Then he had a fairly good RC that year with Frizell and Ardie and dropped off again at the RWC.


The sample size is large but I don't drop the whole lot into one article just for the benefit of the ppl in 'your line of work'! The article has to present clarity but it doesn't mean the process behind it is simple.


But you might be right in your last sentence, we'll see who Razor picks at 7 with everyone fit.

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