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Serin et Brau-Boirie remplacent Dupont et Barassi en vue de France - Écosse

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Pau's French centre Fabien Brau-Boirie passes the ball during the French Top14 rugby union match between Section Paloise Bearn Pyrenees (Pau) and USA Perpignan at Stade du Hameau in Pau, south-western France on February 22, 2025. (Photo by Gaizka IROZ / AFP) (Photo by GAIZKA IROZ/AFP via Getty Images)

Le demi de mêlée de Toulon Baptiste Serin et le centre de la Section Paloise Fabien Brau-Boirie remplacent respectivement Antoine Dupont et Pierre-Louis Barassi, tous deux forfait pour affronter l’Écosse dans le Tournoi des Six Nations samedi prochain, a annoncé la Fédération française de rugby dimanche.

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Dupont, sorti touché au genou droit à la 29e minute de la large victoire contre l’Irlande (42-27), souffre d’une rupture des ligaments croisés du genou, comme il l’a lui-même annoncé sur ses réseaux sociaux. Le demi de mêlée toulousain sera absent plusieurs mois.

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Barassi, sorti à la 47e minute après un plaquage dangereux de l’ailier irlandais Calvin Nash, a lui subi une commotion.

Brau-Boirie, quatre matchs de Top 14 au compteur

Serin (30 ans, 46 sélections), auteur d’une excellente saison avec Toulon, n’a plus joué avec le maillot bleu depuis la dernière tournée estivale en Argentine, où il avait été capitaine.

À 19 ans, Brau-Boirie, qui n’a disputé que quatre matchs de Top 14 durant sa jeune carrière, est un novice en Bleu. Il était titulaire vendredi au centre de l’attaque des Bleuets, qui ont battu les U20 irlandais 22-12. Il n’avait pas été intégré au groupe des Bleuets dévoilé dimanche matin.

Le XV de France reçoit l’Écosse samedi au Stade de France, pour espérer remporter le Tournoi, une première depuis 2022 où les Bleus avaient réalisé un Grand chelem.

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JW 2 hours ago
'France may leave top players at home but will still be serious contenders in New Zealand'

The country turned septic on Foster for losing a series to what was arguably the best Irish side in history and one that may not have been ranked number one in the world when they arrived, but were by the time they left.

Imagine how feral the nation will be if Robertson’s All Blacks lose to what is supposedly going to be a French ‘B’ team?

This author proving he has less of an understanding of rugby than the general population.


The country was septic because of how easily they got beat Paul. The country is smart enough to rate the relative level of performances, and if Razors team goes backwards like Fosters the criticism you suggest might come will be fully deserved. If France B perform as good as France A and win by the same margins then those with the criticism the team should be winning every game will also be deserved. But the inference that the public didn’t give Ireland the credit they deserved couldn’t be further from the truth imo.

France have beaten the All Blacks on the last three occasions the two sides have met, and that the former has used 38 players in the process.

France could leave 40 players at home in July and still be a serious contender

And to the vibe of this article, it provides abosolutely zero reason to believe the next 38 best French are going to be as good as these first 38. Paul got one thing right, it’s no joke that France will be leaving behind 40 players.


France have a 45 man squad for 6N (well using Wiki), the team could be made up of these leftovers from the teams not likely to get close to Toulouse and Bordeaux, given that just the third place team is doing commendably well not to be in negative for and against like the rest.

Uini Atonio ——— Prop

Giorgi Beria ——— Prop

Georges-Henri Colombe ———- Prop

Jean-Baptiste Gros ——— Prop

Dany Priso ——— Prop

Rabah Slimani———- Prop

Hugo Auradou ——— Lock

Mickaël Guillard ——— Lock

Matthias Halagahu ——— Lock

Romain Taofifénua ——— Lock

Esteban Abadie ——- Back row

Grégory Alldritt ———- Back row

Paul Boudehent ———- Back row

Oscar Jégou ——— Back row

Nolann Le Garrec ——— Scrum-half

Gaël Fickou ——— Centre

Antoine Frisch ——— Centre

Émilien Gailleton ——— Centre

Noah Nene ——— Centre

Théo Attissogbé ——— Wing

Gaël Dréan ———- Wing

Gabin Villièren —— Wing

Léo Barré ——— Fullback


One wouldn’t think Atonio is going to come (I’d be surprised if Fickou is still not rested or he and Le Garrec aren’t involved in a relegation playoff game) but a few good players there like Leo Barre, Le Garrec, Taofifénua, and that back row, but also a distinct lack of a spine with the 3 best playmakers playing in the Final at home.


What are the possibilities to fill out these missing spots? looking at Opta’s stats hub Serin and Couilloud provide good back up for Le Garrec by fact of having the highest try involvements in the Top14 (along with Michael Ruru). And Serin’s partner Herve looks the most threatening to carry on the teams style with his elusiveness?

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