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Résultats et stats de la 22e journée de Pro D2

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 10 heures

Photo : rugbyclubvannes

Vendredi 27 février 2027, Vannes, large leader de Pro D2, accueille son dauphin Colomiers pour un choc au sommet qui s’annonce comme une répétition des phases finales, pour le compte de la 22e journée de Pro D2. Déjà quasi assurés de figurer dans le top 6 avec Provence Rugby et Valence-Romans, les deux clubs surfent sur une série de sept victoires consécutives en 2026.

Vannes s’appuie sur la puissance de son pack et l’expérience de ses cadres issus du Top 14, tandis que Colomiers brille par sa défense de fer et son jeu offensif. Battus à l’aller (17-22), les Haut-Garonnais devront composer sans leur ouvreur Valentin Delpy, et une nouvelle défaite pourrait compromettre leur deuxième place, directement qualificative pour les demi-finales, au profit de Provence Rugby.

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cw 1 hour ago

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Toko wont it depend on who is coaching and what they might bring to the team. I agree with your analysis based on a conituation of present form. But Joseph and Rennie may be able to unlock the attack, coherency and intensity missing under Razor. Remember also we only just lost the two tests in SA last time we travelled there. Also we will hopefully have all of our top players available (eg Lomax, Ofa, Aumua, Tuipolutu, Vaa’i) and will have a month / six weeks to build culture and systems - something both Joseph and Rennie are masters at. The first test could in fact be the loss and last two the games where the new system fires. A big worry is that Rennie and Joseph try too hard to rebrand too quickly and the team burns out. Conversely, they might be able to bring the confidence and the intensity in the last two tests having spent July and early August building faith. I am reserving judgment to see how they go in the Nations cup.

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cw 1 hour ago

Rassie Erasmus: 'I think we'll find a very desperate New Zealand team'

Tough to answer your question without knowing who will coach and whether he will look to build on Razor’s structures and if so how much. If he goes full all of field ballistic - which would not surprise me for either Rennie or Joseph - then we might win the first test. But it is just not sustainable over a month as the Lions know from their various tours over the years. I also think we woūd struggle for the balance of the tour as SA simply overpowers the set piece and defensive line. However, if the ABs can build on Razor’s structured power game by adding more intensity to the defence, together with more effective multiphase and counter attack (huge but odd weaknesses for ABs last year) that would be much more sustainable and a more winnable game plan over all three tests. It will need all the top forwards to stay injury free but if so, 2-1 to ABs not unrealistic.

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cw 2 hours ago

Rassie Erasmus: 'I think we'll find a very desperate New Zealand team'

JW I was reflecting on the ABs preparation for the socalled greatest rivlary 🤣

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cw 2 hours ago

Rassie Erasmus: 'I think we'll find a very desperate New Zealand team'

SF when you say rotation what do you mean. Rassie basically rotated through the same forwards for the big games against AB, Ireland and France?

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cw 2 hours ago

Rassie Erasmus: 'I think we'll find a very desperate New Zealand team'

PB have you analysed how many of these players actually played a top five test last year? By my reckoning 80%+ of the forwards in those tests were the same players. I have not looked closely but the number will likely be similar for the backs. So you might have player depth, but they are not playing in the big games. Indeed many if them are unknown on the international scene. So this incredible depth might be better described as unproven.

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cw 2 hours ago

Rassie Erasmus: 'I think we'll find a very desperate New Zealand team'

Agree and whoever wins the series in SA will be the real winner.

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Ok 3rd or 4th? What happened to being humble. This put down is not needed or justified. ABs on every objective metric deserve their No2 ranking. The 6N has shown just how overhyped the talk is about how much better the NH teams are than the ABs. Englands beats us once and they are No2. France beats a poor Ireland and they are now No.2. Its just rubbish. France dont deserve that ranking until they earn it on the road. Yeah Boks No 1 deservedly. But give the ABs the respect they deserve.

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cw 3 hours ago

Rassie Erasmus: 'I think we'll find a very desperate New Zealand team'

Disagree with parts of this John. The ABs are grossly underrated at the moment based largely on the England perferformance. But 6N has shown that impressions of teams from one or two losses or wins means little. It is performance against top teams over a sustained period that counts. The idea that England were clearly No2 in the world after beating the All Blacks once was overhype as the two losses against Scotland and Ireland show. Conversely to say they (England) are rubbish now is equally dumb. In reality the ABs are deservedly No2. They have beaten all the top five teams from Nov 24-Nov 25 and have the second best win rate of all top teams against other top teams. Notably when they last toured SA they lost two close games. And the idea also that ABs don’t have the rugby player resource to tour SA successfully is just wrong. Several key forwards did not participate in the Autumn series representing hundreds of test caps - Ofa, Lomax, Aumua, Tuipolutu, Vaa’i, Blackadder, Jacobson, Papali’i etc. Multiple emergent and seasoned forwards will provide staunch dirt tracker opposition - Dyer, Norris, Bell, Renata, Numia, Lauaki, Shalfoon, Hannah, Ah Koi, Mafeleo, Iose, Howden, Fusitua, Beehre, Boshier…. The tour will also be in August, mid international season and the ABs will be peaking. The tour will actually provide the coach with the time to build culture and synergies. The underdog status will drive them too. Would not write off ABs so easily.

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