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Le Pays de Galles sauve son rang mondial contre le Japon

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Jarrod Evans ends Wales losing home run with last-kick penalty to beat Japan

Le Pays de Galles a évité in extremis une nouvelle défaite humiliante à domicile contre le Japon samedi 15 novembre, grâce à une pénalité dans le temps additionnel qui lui a permis d’arracher la victoire 24 à 23 au Millenium Stadium de Cardiff.

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En pleine crise depuis la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2023, les Gallois, qui restaient sur 10 défaites à domicile et 20 revers sur leurs 21 matchs disputés depuis la Coupe du Monde, conservent leur 12e place au classement World Rugby, devant leurs adversaires du jour. Ce succès devrait permettre aux Gallois d’assurer quasiment leur place dans le deuxième chapeau du tirage au sort du Mondial-2027, au détriment du Japon.

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Les joueurs de Steve Tandy, balayés par l’Argentine 52-28 la semaine derrière, doivent encore affronter la Nouvelle-Zélande et l’Afrique du Sud, tandis que les Nippons feront face à la Géorgie.

Les Gallois, auteurs de trois essais contre deux pour leurs adversaires, n’ont pas su profiter de leur supériorité de sept minutes à 15 contre 13 en première période. A égalité à la pause, (7-7), les locaux ont couru après le score l’essentiel de la deuxième période, mais une pénalité de Jarrod Evans après la sirène leur a donné la victoire.

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Le match a parfois été brouillon, comme avec le carton jaune du Japonais Epineri Uluiviti, pour avoir plaqué le mauvais joueur (24e), le rouge de 20 minutes de l’expérimenté Gallois Josh Adams pour avoir manqué un déblayage et percuté la tête d’un adversaire à terre dans le ruck (33e), ou encore sur le slalom entre plusieurs joueurs de la pépite galloise Louis Rees-Zammit, qui a oublié de donner la balle ensuite pour un partenaire démarqué (34e).

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goofygarrot 4 minutes ago

Mitchell confirms Red Roses duo are out with 'long-term' injuries

These two injuries seem a little strange. Both very similar injuries, same game, same half and within minutes of each other. I wonder if the TMO took a very good look at them!

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Two Cents 18 minutes ago

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The Canes are undoubtedly the form team in the competition to date but even they've had some slips.

The order in which you face certain teams and whether you face them at home or abroad has very little provable impact on the outcome of your season. You still have to get the results.

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Two Cents 31 minutes ago

Wallaroos' woes against Canada continue despite brave display

It was stoic for maybe 40-50 minutes but too many lapses and too little composure. Only the conditions and it being the first game of the season for the Canucks made the score look the way it did.

The Roos don't transition well from defence to attack or attack to defence and when the game flow forces them to switch is where they usually come unstuck like they did this morning.

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d 39 minutes ago

The five performers of the week from Super Rugby Pacific round nine

not listed as any of the “five performer” tho, were they? and besides, that’s a rather dismissive aside, isn’t it?!; was he frantically clinical, or clinically frantic? how do those two adjectives end up alongside each other?

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PB 43 minutes ago

Veteran commentator on big Retallick call facing Rennie’s All Blacks

So who were the top 3?

Apart from Holland they were all pretty average. Yeah Tupou Vai can play the clown and rile opposition, but he doesn’t command a presence like Rettalick and Holland.

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Gary C 44 minutes ago

‘The All Blacks may not win next year’s World Cup but at least they have been better set up to succeed’

Agree it is PB. But there is a lot of potential available.

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PB 47 minutes ago

Hurricanes vs Blues takes: All Blacks bolter watch, and the title favourites are...

Totally agree, just saying temper the hype

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JW 55 minutes ago

Sam Darry's honest reflection after Hurricanes reality check

Their backline was good, especially Taele, it was the first to disrupt the flow of the Canes and it was only really some brilliance from their insides and outsides that put the points on the board for Canes.

They just shoulda been able to score closing the out the game and within two tries of this Canes team is a good effort. Blues will learn a lot from this big hitout too, perhaps more.

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PB 1 hour ago

‘The All Blacks may not win next year’s World Cup but at least they have been better set up to succeed’

That we will still see. Hype vs reality. Until Rennie unveils his team and they have played Ireland, France and the Boks we just don’t know. But what I do know is that 80% will be a very high ceiling

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Chris929 1 hour ago

Mitchell confirms Red Roses duo are out with 'long-term' injuries

Well I meant back when she was 21,22 she was often seen in back row-recent years been just 2nd row. I think shes still a good option with talling out now-big physical powerful 2nd row-could give england a good 50,55 mins before you then bring on lutui. dont get why mitchell wont pick her.

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KC 1 hour ago

Is Antoine Dupont no longer undroppable?

I'm sorry, but I disagree.

Firstly, just because RP contributors do something has no bearing on whether it is accurate, so I don't understand that argument.

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TT. 1 hour ago

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Dear Nick, old reader but new member of the comments section here. Firstly, thanks for all these analysis. I just wanted to ask you about your thoughts on Damian McKenzie as a starter for New Zealand ? Do you think their starting backline could feature Mo’unga, J. Barrett and McKenzie at the same time or would it be too much of a drawback for their defense ? (or even too many playmakers on the pitch ?) At least, it would enable Jordan to come back on the right wing…

I’m asking you that because I was wondering which backs would be on the bench if they decided to use a 6|2… If J. Barrett and Fainga’anuku start in the midfield, does it mean that Tupaea would be outside of the 23 with a 9 and a 10/15 on the bench ? I’ve seen that you rate Love very highly but do you think he would be great in this bench role or do ou see him, as Fabian Holland, as either a starter or outside of the team ? (Btw, I’m a little surprised to see no real emergence of players able to play either 9 or 10 which would be facilitate hugely 6|2 benchs… But maybe, it is too hard to have the sufficient capaicities for both position at the international level ?)

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BC1812 1 hour ago

Red Roses player ratings v Ireland | 2026 Guinness Women's Six Nations

Very mediocre ratings, perhaps merited by some, yet they wone by 21 points at a canter.

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Soliloquin 1 hour ago

Is Antoine Dupont no longer undroppable?

Again, context.

I’m French and Polish and well aware of those singularities.

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Gary C 1 hour ago

‘The All Blacks may not win next year’s World Cup but at least they have been better set up to succeed’

I think the All Blacks will step up a level or two this year and next PB, no vapes needed.

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OutRun22 1 hour ago

Sam Darry's honest reflection after Hurricanes reality check

I wish Dern was available for the all blacks he was and has been outstanding. But it’s ‘who’s not’ playing well for the Hurricanes because they are all playing well. Darry is a quality Forward and an all black starter or off the bench. Forwards in the all blacks are crucial, less mistakes, quick ruck ball these things will never diminish.

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PB 1 hour ago

‘The All Blacks may not win next year’s World Cup but at least they have been better set up to succeed’

The question remains though. Can that style of rugby work against packs that overpower you and tie the loosies in?

AB’s thrive when they can play fast and offload. Traditionally they struggle with this when they play power packs and against rush defence.

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PMcD 1 hour ago

Bath bench press Northampton Saints in wild Champions Cup ride

I actually thought the Sleightholme try was more down to his power to stay on his feet and drive forward, which has improved significantly during this layoff.

I was slightly surprised Saints started him in this game but he’s clearly ready, which bodes well. It’s only 1 game but I think he has come back a better player, which is a real positive.

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Jacko060 1 hour ago

Mitchell confirms Red Roses duo are out with 'long-term' injuries

In her younger days? At 27, she’s still in her younger days, especially for a 4 or 5.

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Jacko060 1 hour ago

Mitchell confirms Red Roses duo are out with 'long-term' injuries

I’ve long been a crotchety old sourpuss about this one-handed dotting down of the ball when scoring a try. I knew that, sooner or later, there would be tears .. and so it proved. Both Kildunne and Breach seem reluctant to fall with the ball. What are the coaches going to do about this, I wonder?

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