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Autumn Nations Series

VIDÉO – L’incroyable plaquage de Paul Boudehent

Par Idriss Chaplain

Il y a 24 jours

Revivez le plaquage de Paul Boudehent contre le Japon (Crédit photo : Autumn Nations Series sur X via TNT Sports)

Revivez le superbe plaquage offensif réalisé par Paul Boudehent le 9 novembre, contre le Japon (52-12), lors de l’Autumn Nations Series.

Graphique d'évolution des points

France gagne +40

Temps passé en tête

Minutes passées en tête

98%

% du match passés en tête

24%

Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes

76%

Points sur les 10 dernières minutes

On reconnait les grands joueurs à leur capacité de ne jamais rien laisser à l’adversaire, même quand ils mènent de 40 points.

Hier, sur l’une des dernières offensives du Japon, Shinobu Fujiwara s’est saisi du ballon pour s’infiltrer dans les 5 mètres de la France. Alors qu’il semblait parti pour créer un nouveau point de fixation dangereux à quelques centimètres de la ligne, le demi de mêlée remplaçant s’est toutefois fait pincer par Paul Boudehent.

Non content d’avoir inscrit un doublé, le troisième ligne rochelais, rentré à la demi-heure de jeu pour remplacer Thibaud Flament, s’est fendu, à la 74e minute, d’un plaquage dominant impressionnant qui a fait reculer son adversaire d’une dizaine de mètres, suffisant pour annihiler l’action et préserver le score (52-12).

Le plaquage de Paul Boudehent en vidéo

Paul Boudehent est un monstre 😨
📺 Live on @rugbyontnt 🤝#FRAJPN | #AutumnNationSeries pic.twitter.com/c3wIHChV6y
— Autumn Nations Series (@autumnnations) November 9, 2024

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JW 12 minutes ago

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Aussie had a few opportunities to let it rip but were strangely hesitant. I think they were a bit awed treating Ireland like so many teams do the All Blacks. They need to find that confidence they showed against an opposition like England and they would have pulled off a clearer victory against Ireland.

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Andrew Nichols 2 hours ago

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It was a hot topic at the time. I agree with you that GE,was better but the idea that it's taken till now for a comparison to be made is just plain wrong. That was my point.

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OJohn 2 hours ago

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Schmidt's Ireland crashed and burned at a previous World Cup when he suddenly told them just prior to the Cup he was walking out on them and retiring to go back and help look after his disadvantaged son in NZ.

He obviously wasn't telling the truth. He will do the same to Australia.

A lot of Australians got really enthused about the Wallabies when Australian rugby appointed an Australian coach in Eddie Jones. Someone we could support and believe in. Unfortunately Eddie turned out to be a small, nasty piece of work and a fraud.

However, it showed Australians want to get behind the team when they can identify with it. Which they won't with a kiwi coach. Kiwi coaches are destroying Australian rugby bit by bit just like they have done to Wales.

We don't want a kiwi coach and we don't need one.

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PLUM BOY 4 hours ago

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SC 4 hours ago

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The rest of England's team is mediocre.

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GrandDisse 6 hours ago

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jb 6 hours ago

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Nice idea, will not work. A very good player in the super rugby vs very good player in the top 14. Top 14 is best competition and super rugby 4th at best. That is if you even look at domestic games. Can't compare the 2. What about all the bokke who play of the bench like a Malcom Marx. Will he not be looked at because he only playes 30min each week. He will walk into most international teams in the world. Like i said, nice idea, will not work.

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SteveD 6 hours ago

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Fish, barrel.

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NE 6 hours ago

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Harder, higher. It's too easy owning you.

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LE 8 hours ago

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Courtney Lawes is ineligible, NOT retired he plays for Brive in the Pro D2 and by all accounts is hugely influential in their campaign, sitting 2nd in the league. He has stated he is available for Lions selection. Given the metrics in consideration (consistency, leadership, innate talent and the players’ impact on the game beyond the white lines) then he is definitely worthy of a top 100 spot. Agree Matera should be at least top half

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AA 8 hours ago

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Jon 9 hours ago

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This doesn't make sense so far, is it International form or is club form also being taken into account? Agree about Matera and Courtney Lawes, the other 80 players are going to be crash hot if Pablo is only 94 and Tomos Williams was being touted as the form player in the English Premiership. Will be waiting with great anticipation for the other names....

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DH 9 hours ago

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Lol, I know who Sid Going is. Great player but not quite in Edwards' league.

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Mitch 9 hours ago

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I don't have the stats in front of me but I suspect playing too much rugby in our own half has been a problem all tour and maybe an issue during the Rugby Championship too.

Noah Lolesio getting greater distance on his clearing kicks as well as his kicks for touch from a penalty are obvious work ons for him. His goal kicking has been rock solid though.

Joe has been very transparent around the reason why he's no certainty of staying on post the Lions series but most Wallabies fans would love to see Joe sign on til 2027.

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SK 9 hours ago

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Matera was in the World Rugby team of the year but is at 94 behind Jasper Wiese and Courtney Lawes who by the way is retired and not even playing at the top level of the game at the moment. That does not make any sense

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Andrew Nichols 10 hours ago

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AB 9 when Edwards played for Wales. Your parents would remember

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JPM 10 hours ago

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