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Pro D2 : Seguy offre la victoire à Dax face à Provence Rugby

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 357 jours

US Dax. Photo : @usdaxrugby

Romuald Seguy offre la victoire à Dax face à Provence Rugby grâce à une ultime pénalité sur le gong, 23-22 en ouverture de la 14e journée de Pro D2 dans une rencontre opposant deux prétendants à la phase finale (deux points d’écart avant le coup d’envoi).

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Dax enchaîne un quatrième succès consécutif (et la 5e victoire de suite à Maurice Boyau) dans des conditions qui rappellent étrangement la dernière rencontre où les Dacquois s’étaient imposés, pareil, sur la sirène contre Biarritz (26-20).

A l’inverse, cette sixième défaite à l’extérieur est une nouvelle déception pour Provence Rugby qui avait pourtant repris le score (20-22) à la 75e grâce à un essai deThompson-Stringer validé par Gopperth. Là encore, le résultat rappelle étrangement la dernière journée où les Provençaux s’étaient inclinés, d’un point seulement, à Colomiers (31-30).

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Pro D2

Dax

23 - 22

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Toutes les stats et les données

Graphique d'évolution des points

Dax gagne +1

Temps passé en tête

18

Minutes passées en tête

48

22%

% du match passés en tête

59%

79%

Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes

21%

3

Points sur les 10 dernières minutes

7

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Quel final ! Nos Rouge & Blanc s’imposent sur le fil pour ce dernier match de l’année 2024 à Boyau, grâce à une pénalité décisive de Romuald Seguy à la sirène 🔥
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— U.S.Dax Rugby Landes (@usdaxrugby) December 12, 2024

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