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Résultats et stats de la 23e journée de Pro D2

Published: 6 Mars 2026 09:55 PST
Updated: 6 March 2026 21:27 PST

Photo : @rugbyprod2

La 23e journée de Pro D2 s’annonce capitale avec un RC Vannes solide leader en déplacement à Valence-Romans pour un vrai test des ambitions drômoises, tandis que la victoire de Brive à Colomiers rebat les cartes : elle sécurise un peu plus la place des Corréziens dans le top 6, fragilise le statut de dauphin de Colomiers et laisse la porte ouverte à Provence Rugby, Agen ou encore Oyonnax pour se rapprocher des premières places, dans un contexte où chaque faux pas en haut comme en bas (Biarritz, Mont-de-Marsan, Carcassonne) peut peser lourd dans la course à la montée et au maintien.

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41 - 24

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41 - 35

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26 - 18

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You struck a nerve with this. Imagine contending that there might not be absolute rugby purity in anything spouted by Sir Rassie. Shame on you.

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Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

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I am not unaware of challenge ABs scrum has coming up but am optimistic they can get a level parity and that might be enough

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Hammer Head 5 minutes ago

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PMcD 5 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

You might want to watch how Bath, Sarries, Leicester & Sale contest rucks before making a comment like that, it certainly undermines what you suggest.

What you are seeing in the PREM is the jackal needs to be immediate and the ref will give the 1st or 2nd player a chance to lift the ball but after that, they will not allow bodies over the top to disrupt the breakdown and they want to give the 9 a chance to move the ball from the ruck once the contest for the ball has ended.

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Hammer Head 8 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

OTS - the law wasn’t changed. And it was discussed at the state of the game conference, with other stakeholders involved.

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Over the sideline 12 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

Spot on. It has already created a moment in rugby that money can’t buy.

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DP 18 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

Nothing to do with the AB obvious infringements and nefarious gameplay then?

Obviously not…

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Bazzallina 19 minutes ago

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PMcD 19 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

Good question HH but the data simply confirms how the line out has become the main re-start (vs scrums in the old days) and how they wanted more of a contest. Throwing in straight under pressure remains a skill that given the hours they practice still surprises me how often they get it wrong in games.

I personally don’t have any axe to grind about the scrum as a contest for the -8-15 we see in a game, my issue is they have the obligatory scrum reset and we are losing too much game time as a result and it’s cheating the fans of the contest by just killing time and making them a slow and clumsy way to restart the game. If they stopped the collapsed scrums, we would have a better game as a result.

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Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

Hardly wild, it is the reality of it. The comp should be cut in half and broken up into a two tier competition with religation and promotion games to install a higher standard. Far too many easy games where team can rest players.

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NB 23 minutes ago

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I agree I think Bath will need to change course a little this season, they have lost a bit more than they have gained…

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Bazzallina 26 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

Pride Mana Wayneo international scalps great performances will always be remembered long after than the first 2 rounds of the URC 2026

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PMcD 26 minutes ago

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NB 28 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

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Are the SA URC sides really that good tho Wayne? They are not winning the comp, even at home.

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CG 30 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

I had the misfortune to see Dickson referee the ABs SA game in London

Three yellows an a dozen pens in the first twenty

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