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Résultats et stats de la 29e journée de Pro D2


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Vannes, renversé 34-31 à Aix après avoir mené 24-0, reste solidement leader mais dit adieu au record des 117 points du LOU. Brive, sixième avec sept points d’avance sur Agen à deux journées de la fin, peut plier la course au top 6 en gagnant chez la lanterne rouge carcassonnaise.

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Provence, Colomiers, Valence-Romans et Oyonnax sont déjà en phase finale et se battent désormais pour recevoir en barrage. En bas, tout se joue sur Béziers-Biarritz : le vainqueur sera quasiment sauvé si Mont-de-Marsan, barragiste, tombe à Colomiers.

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Beziers
43 - 17
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Biarritz
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USON Nevers
26 - 47
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Oyonnax
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Dax
31 - 33
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Valence Romans
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Carcassonne
28 - 44
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Brive
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Aurillac
36 - 38
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Grenoble
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Colomiers
19 - 13
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Mont de Marsan
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Agen
45 - 14
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Soyaux Angouleme
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Provence Rugby
34 - 31
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Vannes
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Utiku Old Boy 1 hour ago
All Blacks dig deep to deny Stormers in ill-disciplined RGR opener

Good perspective Graham. That is the value of this tour for this AB touring group. Being exposed to the traditional SA style of aggressive, skilled big men who can dominate the set piece - and now adding an attacking dimension through the Rassie/Brown influence. IF Rennie can get the ABs playing their historical game, or at least growing back into it, he/they cannot ignore having to deal with a highly efficient and dominant set-piece team who have added dimensions to their game. In the development phase, we are some distance from the Boks, but because we are trying to play our high tempo, ruthless “AB” game - as well as cope with strong opponents (SA, France, Argentina, England, Ireland) we have a lot of work-ons. What has been admirable about Rassie developing his team is his willingness to test players and systems with an occasional loss seeming to be “acceptable” as part of the process. NZ fans are not so understanding and expectations of winning - even in development - are always high. I think the “trajectory” rationale for changing our HC was necessary because the previous group with an “okay” winning percentage was not seen as AB rugby - the game plan was not integral to the NZ game. Getting that re-established - and then (like Rassie) adding dimensions to that AB game is a long process and the timelines are not favorable. The SA fan base crowing about how the ABs will get dealt with in the tests (if they play like the team facing the Stormers) might be missing the value of these games for re-establishing the AB game so they can also add to their traditional strengths the required steel and techniques to handle any opposition. The AB squad gained a lot from that exposure. Will that exposure result in a series win? Highly unlikely. But the overall project will benefit greatly.

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