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Toutes les affiches des huitièmes de finale de la Challenge Cup

Par Anthony Tallieu

Il y a 11 heures

Illustration Challenge Cup. (Photo by Pascal Rondeau/Getty Images)

La quatrième et dernière journée de la phase de poules de Challenge Cup terminée, les seize clubs qualifiés (ou reversés) en huitièmes de finale de la Challenge sont connus. C’était déjà rapé avant ce week-end pour Montauban, le Racing 92 et Lyon.

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Même accrochée sur sa pelouse par les Lions (20-20), l’USAP a composté son billet pour les huitièmes en tant que moins bon qualifié et ira à Montpellier, seul club à avoir fait un carton plein dans cette phase de poules.

Repêchées de Champions Cup, la Section paloise et La Rochelle se déplaceront respectivement à Parme et à Newcastle.

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Les huitièmes de finale se joueront le week-end du 3, 4 et 5 avril.

Tous les huitièmes de finale de Challenge Cup

Montpellier – Perpignan

Trévise – Cardiff

Ulster – Ospreys

Stade français – Dragons

Zebre – Pau

Newcastle – La Rochelle

Exeter – Munster

Connacht – Sharks (ou Saracens)

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Jordon 23 minutes ago

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No, I do. She loves it

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Easy_Duzz-it 33 minutes ago

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After the next world cup … it won't matter … rugby union isnt what it use to be …

Rugby league , basket ball and combat sports get more attention than rugby union …

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PB 46 minutes ago

Rassie Erasmus squashes Tony Brown's All Blacks coaching rumours

You painted the picture of how you would respond. That is a lack of integrity. So don’t fly off the handle, if you proposed what you would do.

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PB 48 minutes ago

Rassie Erasmus squashes Tony Brown's All Blacks coaching rumours

Rubbish! It was the premier rugby competition at the time.

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OutRun22 48 minutes ago

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Yes and why would Rassie want to give away the best new thing in international rugby Tony Brown was the 100th to get away nzru but the NZ rugby public suffer through inept decisions from the nzru. Nz fail time after time to keep ‘IP’ in NZ we used to be ahead of the game but now we are lagging behind no thanks to nzru rubbish decisions from crappy CEo’s to bad inexperienced coaches such as robertson. to letting all of our best ‘IP’ go overseas, to letting guys like the next nonu Laumapi go at the peak of his powers to wondering where is our next midfield coming from? just total ineptitude. Shame on nzru shame on Kirk shame on the rest of the fake leaders.

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PB 49 minutes ago

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I seriously doubt Gatland can rattle Rassie. He is very focussed on his own ability and vision

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Hammer Head 52 minutes ago

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JK is often right if he isn’t wrong.

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Hammer Head 54 minutes ago

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NZRU has done a lot of stupid things, but firing Razor and assuming he’d jump to work for them would be up there with the dumbest.

Schmidt must be in the mix. Rennie makes a lot of sense too.

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DS 57 minutes ago

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Wayneo 1 hour ago

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Sounds like you were expecting prop forward intellect from him so her is me reminding you that he was a wing when he played the game.

Now you know why they put blokes like that next to the sideline.

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unknown 1 hour ago

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JK is all hot air and bluster….how can he possibly be threatening the Boks? For Pete’s sake, the AB’s don’t even have a coach yet mate!!!! And I bet they won’t be hiring JK….

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Wayneo 1 hour ago

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I will laugh if it comes out the main reason for firing Razor was to get Tony back from the Boks.

The NZR is a loss-making business and technically balance sheet insolvent, so they can’t afford to buy him out. They also just recently got more from silver lake to cover the anual losses they are consistently racking up.

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Wayneo 1 hour ago

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I think USD 100 million is a fair price to buy Tony out of his contract.

NZR can run over to their glucose guardian silver lake and get another loan.

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Hammer Head 1 hour ago

Sky commentator weighs in on Tony Brown's Springboks contract situation

Silver Lake isn’t going to spend more money - they’ve yet to see 📈 from their last transaction.

Trust me. Tony is staying where he is.

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Hammer Head 1 hour ago

Jeff Wilson: 'They didn't play with a great deal of confidence'

Revolving door.

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Hammer Head 1 hour ago

Jeff Wilson: 'They didn't play with a great deal of confidence'

Joseph has to be the front runner. I just wonder if he’s willing to do a mid cycle stint which is fraught with career danger.

For that reason a Rennie might make more sense.

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Hammer Head 1 hour ago

Sir Wayne Smith: NZR has jumped the gun on Razor’s All Blacks exit

That I don’t know what your point is

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Hammer Head 1 hour ago

'Huge failure' - Ronan O'Gara's La Rochelle future questioned after shock defeat

Put me down for a tenner

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GM 1 hour ago

Jeff Wilson: 'They didn't play with a great deal of confidence'

I’m sure Jamie J or Dave Rennie or whoever will build on what is there (like the genuine big boys we’ve found in the pack). Bryn Evans built a great line out, but I wonder if Jason Ryan needs more help (if indeed he’s retained) with the scrum? Bryn Evans was a suggestion of Mike Cron’s. Cron is a superb, under-rated coach, Ryan’s mentor, love to see him back in the mix (even though Joe Schmidt is not a possibility). ROG looks increasingly as if the ABs might be good timing for him - he’d be great on D. We’ve lost Tony Brown, but there’s another ex-Highlander who is coaching attack for the best counter-attacking test team in the world - Kendrick Lynn for Argentina. Wonder if he has any history with Jamie J?

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Mzilikazi 1 hour ago

'Huge failure' - Ronan O'Gara's La Rochelle future questioned after shock defeat

Sure, but that will only be for one year, If. So in effect it will only be short term. I think of Joe Schmidt coaching Australia against Ireland. His knowledge i depth of individuals, including Andy Farrell, would have been very valuable in approaching the game. And that is the way it will always be, coaches can’t be locked away forever.

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