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Six Nations : l'Italie privée de Louis Lynagh, blessé à un genou

Par AFP

08 Jan 2025

Louis Lynagh manquera le Six Nations (Photo d'Alessandro Levati/Getty Images)

L’ailier international italien Louis Lynagh a été opéré d’une grave blessure au genou gauche, ce qui le privera du Tournoi des Six Nations 2025, a annoncé mercredi son club, le Benetton Trévise.

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« Louis Lynagh s’est blessé au genou gauche lors du match contre les Zebre de Parme (le 28 décembre, ndlr). Les examens complémentaires ont mis en évidence qu’il souffrait d’une lésion du ligament externe qui a rendu nécessaire une intervention réalisée à Londres », a indiqué dans son communiqué la franchise italienne.

Trévise, comme Parme, évolue en United Rugby Championship (URC), une compétition qui réunit des provinces galloises, irlandaises, italiennes, écossaises et sud-africaines.

« L’opération s’est parfaitement déroulée et le joueur va pouvoir débuter sa rééducation », a ajouté le Benetton Trévise, sans donner de durée pour son indisponibilité.

I’ll be back better💪🏼 Thank you for all the messages❤️ https://t.co/xkmdTpOfxN
— Louis Lynagh (@LynaghLouis) January 8, 2025

Selon la chaîne de télévision Sky Sport, Lynagh, fils du champion du monde 1991 australien Michael Lynagh, sera absent au moins trois mois.

« Je serai de retour encore meilleur », a écrit Lynagh sur son compte X.

Agé de 24 ans, l’ailier, dont la mère est italienne, porte le maillot de la Nazionale depuis le Tournoi des Six nations 2024.

Il a été sélectionné à cinq reprises par le sélectionneur argentin de l’Italie Gonzalo Quesada et a rejoint cette saison le Benetton Trévise après cinq saisons avec le club anglais des Harlequins.

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JW 6 minutes ago

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Well yes, you could most certainly brute force it, kick a lot until you get it right.

But on the other hand, you can also practice that outside of the game, play to your current strengths, and when your kicks start hitting the mark in practice, then introduce them more into the game.

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JW 6 minutes ago

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Haha sorry bud but you’re a salty Blues fan or your interpretations are as poor as BOKs!

Tupaea was eager for sure but I thought incorrectly penalised for being off his feet at his first ruck offence as that was only as a result of the ruck forming (others joining after he had hands on ball while on his feet), 5 minutes later he was off his feet again but that was only because the carrier rolled and so the attacking team was correctly penalized, then 5min before the half he entered a ruck nicely I thought, only loosing the collision and going under the other arriving player, and was roughly penalized for sealing when I don’t think he hindered the ball at all. That ruck you’re talking about he and Vaa’i were clearly over the ball first and that’s all the refs car about these days, whether you like it or not.

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GH 7 minutes ago

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SK 8 minutes ago

One theme dominates reaction to England chariot grinding to halt

England did not just kick the ball. Their kick pass ratio was almost 1:6 which was 25% better than Scotland, they had more carries than Scotland and strung together way more passes and rucks. They also generated 62% lightning quick ball. The problem was they turned the ball over 20 times and also played 30mins of the game a man down. They had 12 22m entries but only scored 1.4 points per entry so they were highly inefficient. Scotland got the bounce of the ball on a couple of occasions, they capitalised on poor English defence and English ill discipline and got points when they hit the 22 at 3.4 per entry. They also made 90% of their tackles in a world class defensive display. England played inaccurately, it happens, and they consequently suffered a poor defeat but there are good signs for them and they shouldnt be too discouraged.

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CM 9 minutes ago

Win over England an indictment, not an endorsement of Gregor Townsend

It’s also possible that Ireland were unmotivated by a home game against Italy. What’s the chance they will be unmotivated for a game against England? Once again England are where they don’t want to be, in a game where they are expected to win well against an opponent that is not as bad as people think.

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Jacque 14 minutes ago

One theme dominates reaction to England chariot grinding to halt

Quite interesting to see the AWAY wins for England since 2023 Rugby World Cup came against Usa, Wales,Italy, Arg & Japan.

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Over the sideline 19 minutes ago

Blues captain embraces Pita Ahki’s 'different perspective'

Yep, spot on. Very different rugby. Probably why we love seeing the clash of styles at test level. Plummer was a solid game manager in SR but I Feel top 14 suits him better.

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Jacque 20 minutes ago

One theme dominates reaction to England chariot grinding to halt

“POM” squad - zero impact.

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J Marc 28 minutes ago

First-half France masterclass heaps more misery on Wales in Cardiff

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JW 29 minutes ago

Blues captain embraces Pita Ahki’s 'different perspective'

He looks a canny footballer, very Sam Tuipulotu like. What don’t use that kinda term/translation, we might express it like “the years have caught up on him” as in father time does his work on everyone eventually (i’m going pretty strong though!), or like “regressed through the years” as in gone backwards in levels, from the top/high standard, every year.

12 is one of the most demanding positions in kiwi rugby though, you are expected to do more than hit the ball up and link well with hand (though when you can do it as well as Leicester it’s a very intersting proposition) and I wonder if he has learnt the French version as he didn’t try to do a lot of the stuff Quinn did for example.

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Blackmania 31 minutes ago

'Not New Zealand Rugby': Former All Black shocked by latest tactics

A first matchday with a very poor level of play. The New Zealand teams did nothing but kick the ball aimlessly. And half of those kicks weren’t even executed properly… the scrum-half keeps kicking 15–20 meter balls in a robotic way, without really analyzing what he’s actually doing.

When you then compare it to the style of play developed in the Six Nations, it’s very worrying. Watching France play such intelligent, constantly moving rugby is a real pleasure, with young backs under 90 kilos, it’s exhilarating.

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JJ 37 minutes ago

Steve Tandy makes plea to nation as Wales set 2 unwanted records

Get rid of the WRU board and stick with 4 regions. That’s how you get the crowd back. Then get a commercial department worthy of the name. That’s how you fund 4 professional teams. All we are hearing is cuts, cuts, cuts but what we need to see is growth, growth, growth.

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CB 44 minutes ago

One theme dominates reaction to England chariot grinding to halt

Where do you start with England? It felt like two steps backward. This happened under Lancaster where the forwards got above themselves in thinking they didn't need to do the grunt work up front because they were in the backs instead of securing quick ruck ball. Last week I questioned whether my opinion of George Ford at 19 was wrong. This week I know I was right. Just like Prendegast and unlike Finn Russell he offers no running threat and only looks good when the forwards are on the front foot. Why was Cowan Dickie on in place George? You know the first 20 mins are going to be chaotically critical and yet Borthwick chose a hooker who is liable to do stupid things as it so proved with a no arms tackle deep in the Scotland half turning an English scrum into a Scottish penalty which a few minutes later turned into a Scottish try. Enough has been said about Arundel. Several players were absent during the game.

What I Havnt seen is criticism of the English coaches. It was obvious what the English game plan was going to be and Scotland practiced for it. I cannot imagine for one moment Rassie employing exactly the same tactics two matches in a row expecting to get the same result. Maybe Borthwick read too much into the Wales game and too little into Scotland game against Italy. Freeman at centre is a bust. He needs to go back to the wing. Fin Smith at 10 with Marcus Smith as back up and to cover 15 where Furbank would come in. Whilst Steward is able enough without the protection of runners his ariel prowess is less impressive he lacks real pace when joining the line.

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AH 45 minutes ago

One theme dominates reaction to England chariot grinding to halt

Breathing fire. Haha. Well nobody will be fearing that team anyway. Maybe they will be good next week. Who can say what they might do. What we do know is there recent record against Ireland is poor. Based on form, they won’t find that game easy either. Imagine they are 1 from three with France still to play. That would make the tournament for me.

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J Marc 1 hour ago

Blues captain embraces Pita Ahki’s 'different perspective'

I think above all that the game is very différent between the two compétition. In France we can also see SR on Canal +, and we should think it's a différent sport. Some players should be better in one or another compétition.

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J Marc 1 hour ago

Blues captain embraces Pita Ahki’s 'different perspective'

I don't remember but I think he had been in this team some years ago, but I think he is “regathered” by the years now.

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David Esterhuizen 1 hour ago

One theme dominates reaction to England chariot grinding to halt

Couldnt help but notice how quiet Instagram was..No dancing video from England this weekend..a Little reality check for them

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cw 1 hour ago

'Not New Zealand Rugby': Former All Black shocked by latest tactics

Quick scan of other Super games - kicking in the 50-60 range (much like the 6N games this weekend) So perhaps an anomaly rather than a trend.

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Morné Haynes 1 hour ago

One theme dominates reaction to England chariot grinding to halt

All accurate, but I think they will learn from this, the kicking game needs to evolve, used when needed, against France it might work, the Irish (although not playing great less so, against the South Africans, will have hands full

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