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SVNS Perth : l'Australie élimine France 7 en quart de finale (vidéo)

PERTH, AUSTRALIE - 25 JANVIER 2025 : Liam Delamare (France) perd le contrôle du ballon pendant le match entre la France et l'Australie lors de la deuxième journée du HSBC Perth SVNS au HBF Park le 25 janvier 2025 à Perth, Australie. (Photo par Paul Kane/Getty Images)

L’Australie a éliminé l’équipe de France de rugby à 7 en quart de finale du tournoi masculin de Perth sur le score de 12-24.

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C’est donc l’Australie qui affrontera l’Afrique du Sud en demi-finale dimanche 26 janvier à 8h27, heure de Paris. Juste avant, la première demi-finale opposera l’Espagne à l’Argentine à 8h05, heure française.

La France, championne olympique, tentera de tout faire pour parvenir à la 5e place lors d’une rencontre face aux Fidji prévue à 10h27, heure de Paris. Rappelons-nous que lors du tournoi de Perth la saison dernière, la France avait terminé à la 6e place.

Le coup de grâce dans les ultimes secondes

On notait beaucoup d’agressivité dans cette rencontre où tout se jouait, à l’image de Stephen Parez, éjecté en touche par un Blake sorti de nulle part alors que l’essai semblait promis aux Français, ou encore à l’image des plaquages, rugueux.

A force d’essayer, la France est finalement passée par Célian Pouzelgues à la réception d’un beau offload d’Enzo Benmegal, véritable révélation des Bleus à 7 pour son tout premier tournoi sur le circuit mondial (5-0).

Mais la réponse ne s’est pas faite attendre avec un essai de Hayden Sargeant suite à un raffut de main de maître de James Turner sur Romain Gardrat pour revenir à hauteur (5-5). Le même Sargeant était à la manoeuvre de l’essai suivant signé Matthew Gonzalez après quelques secondes de jongle (5-10).

José Queré-Karaba reprenait le score au début de la seconde période suite à une croisée aveugle de Jordan Sepho (12-10) mais Ben Dowling revenait après un essai opportuniste à la sortie d’un ruck (12-17) pour creuser l’écart à nouveau.

Le coup de grâce a été porté par Maurice Longbottom, profitant d’une mésentente dans la défense tricolore pour se faufiler vers l’en-but et sceller la victoire, 12-24, dans les dernières secondes du match.

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SC 20 minutes ago
Did innovative England emerge strongest from the Six Nations?

Would love to see a starting back row of 6 Sititi, 7 Blackadder, 8 Sititi replaced with Finau, Kirifi, and Lakai against France in July.

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Ed Pye 23 minutes ago
Five Aussie takes: Tahs forwards in firing line, Ikitau reminds everyone

There are some good performances happening but the big issue for Australia is who is their best team? The only players that fall into the world class conversation right now are Wright, Ikitau, Valetini, McReight and Bell…


That’s not a settled spine.


Below them, you have excellent players who should make the starting team but are also in danger of being replaced if they have bad performances - Kellaway, Wilson, Tupou. Slipper and Allaatoa fall into this category, but also have experience on their side.


And then you have a number of positions where no one is really outright stamping their mark on the position as well as overseas players who no one knows about:


Jorgenson vs Daugunu vs Potter vs Pietcsh vs Koribete?

Sualii vs Paisami vs Kerevi?

Lolesio vs Donaldson

White vs McDermott

Wright vs Cale vs Gleeson vs Uru

Swain vs Frost vs Williams vs LSL vs Blyth vs Canham vs skelton?

Pollard vs Faessler vs Nasser vs Porecki vs BPA vs Lonergan

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FD 28 minutes ago
'We've earned the right': Georgia boss wants Six Nations play-off vs Wales

“I don't think it’s viable to bring Georgia or Spain or Portugal into the six nations until their club structure is operating at a higher level.”


I think the opposite is true.


By including these countries in 6N you’re increasing interest in the game generally. This will have a positive knock-on effect on the club game as more people, knowing they could play for their country on one of the biggest stages in rugby, will boost numbers at existing clubs and potentially boost the number of clubs as new ones are formed.


But hey, i’m no expert.

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DC000 31 minutes ago
Brendan Fanning: 'The problem with the good times in this country is we expect them to roll on forever.'

It’d a problem Easterby was incompetent. The real problem begins if Farrell and the IRFU were the ones pulling the strings on it.


Peneis a terrible rugby player put in a no win position. It’s not his fault he’s crap. But he should have never been placed in that situation.

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SC 33 minutes ago
How the Six Nations affected the world rankings

I thought after losing at home by 15 points to France that France would have moved to 3 and Ireland fall to 4.

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FD 33 minutes ago
'We've earned the right': Georgia boss wants Six Nations play-off vs Wales

Expansion not relegation.


The blazers at HQ are holding this sport back.

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sorrel 35 minutes ago
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Japan have been the story of the women’s side of this sevens series. It’s so exciting watching them improve everytime they show up. Their coach sounds awesome.

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SC 40 minutes ago
Six Nations report card: Each team graded from A to F

France A-

England A-

Ireland C

Italy C

Wales F

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PT 45 minutes ago
Six Nations report card: Each team graded from A to F

Ireland gets a D? how embarrassing for them

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PT 47 minutes ago
How the Six Nations affected the world rankings

I am being facetious

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Derek Murray 54 minutes ago
Did innovative England emerge strongest from the Six Nations?

It worked wonders on Saturday but I reserve judgement until it runs into France/NZ/SA (or, heaven forbid, an Oz pack at full strength).


I was pleased for English friends about the ambition and speed they played with but the opposition were like children. Some of the play felt like a contested training run.


The questions asked of that forward pack by a team committing them to defensive work and making the yards hard to gain will be more interesting than we saw in Cardiff.

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Bull Shark 1 hour ago
Six Nations report card: Each team graded from A to F

You don’t need to. I’m surprised he hasn’t brought up Irelands 2023 World Cup draw.

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aO 1 hour ago
Six Nations report card: Each team graded from A to F

France needed two men sent off against them and two forwards passes not checked. So not the slam dunk you called it against Ireland.

The bias of Gardner is known and he favoured France because of pressure from Galthie.

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Bull Shark 1 hour ago
Six Nations report card: Each team graded from A to F

Memories are short. Half way through their campaign things were bleak.

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Bull Shark 1 hour ago
Six Nations report card: Each team graded from A to F

All the more bewildering!

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Bull Shark 1 hour ago
Six Nations report card: Each team graded from A to F

England, who blew away Wales (who hasn’t) and beat France having a bad day (who hasn’t) at Twickenham, could not get an A over a team that beat Ireland in Dublin and won the whole damn thing.


If we’re dishing out As for most improved - then cool. England gets an A. But France played mesmerizing rugby during this campaign. England were being lambasted half way through their campaign. Let’s not get ahead of ourselves. Or we may as well announce it now:


England are going to win the World Cup.

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aO 1 hour ago
Six Nations report card: Each team graded from A to F

So very biased in your estimates of each country. Easy knowing you're England based

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