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Quatre changements dans la composition de France U20 pour le pays de Galles

France U20 - Irlande U20. (Photo By Brendan Moran/Sportsfile via Getty Images).

Passée un peu inaperçue car communiquée dans la foulée de celle du XV de France, la composition de l’équipe de France U20 pour son deuxième match du Tournoi des Six Nations contre le pays de Galles a été révélée ce jeudi. Pour cette rencontre qui se disputera samedi à l’Arms Park de Cardiff, le sélectionneur Cédric Laborde a procédé à cinq changements dans son XV de départ par rapport à l’équipe qu’il avait alignée contre l’Irlande au premier match.

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Devant, le talonneur du Racing 92 Yanis Basse cède sa place au Toulonnais Lohann Gil tandis que le deuxième ligne clermontois fait son entrée comme titulaire à la place du colosse montpelliérain Nils Punti.

À la mêlée, Antoine Latrasse, qui avait dû entrer en jeu dès la première mi-temps de France – Irlande suite à la blessure de Nolhann Couillaud et avait été très bon, va logiquement démarrer.

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Derrière, le centre Palois Quentin Valentino et l’arrière clermontois Axel Guillaud sortent de la feuille de match, au profit de Timéo Frier et Joachim Senga. À noter qu’Adrien Drault, qui avait le numéro 12 sur les épaules contre les Irlandais, portera cette fois le numéro 13.

Le XV de départ : Senga – Cazemajou-Noudofinin, Frier, Drault, Rates – (o) L. Keletaona, (m) Latrasse – Bonnard Martin, T. Keletaona, Marzullo – Michaux, Veschambre – Pargade, Gil, Frisach.

Les remplaçants : Garault, Couturier, Turpin, Portat, Couty, Dupuy, Kretchmann, Rasal.

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Yeah it’s hard to be critical of Razor but of choices in his first year of the loosies he constantly played Ardie at 8. It would seem that was always the plan and that Hoskins was surplas to requirements (7, with Dalton then Cane, as was fairly happy with but understand the calls to drop Cane for his last test, along with TJ, and 6 was shared around nicely I thought) and he didn’t have the alround game of Ardie to simply overtake him at 8 (and use Ardie elsewhere). Of course he did that exact thing next year, too late for HS. Then last year 7 was fine if though the same problem was brought about by using Ardie (always leaves a component of a back three missing) there so often stopping Dalton from getting opportunities. At 6 Parker just had one or two too many games for me but 8 was shuffled around nicely, even if I don’t know why Lakai was thought to be the key there.

Of course a lot of rotation was brought about by, you guesed it, injury, still. Now to be fair to Razor, in reality we have no idea if he had to manage Ardie this way, based on NZRs desires with his contract (we have seen them move heaven and earth to retain him), and if he benched him often whether that would have caused him to leave or not. Or even that Hoskins would have accepted a jersey unless it was with a single digit on it, and a regular pick, as he had had to work his way back to the team without a big bump in his contract (of loosing AB selection early on) of other people his standing, so he also might have still put his family and therefor more over the jersey.



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