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A Perth, France 7 veut se relancer et France 7 Féminine confirmer
France 7 Féminine a démontré une performance impressionnante en poussant l’Australie au tournoi du Cap en finale, manquant de peu de remporter le premier titre de son histoire.
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Dans le même temps, du côté masculin, les joueurs ont du retard à rattraper après un départ poussif, attendant le demi de mêlée Antoine Dupont qui devrait mettre en pratique sa mue à Vancouver.
Avant le HSBC SVNS de Perth, voici les enjeux pour France 7.
France 7 : s’extirper du ventre mou
L’équipe de France masculine de rugby à sept a connu une trajectoire notable au cours des dernières saisons. Son meilleur classement général a été enregistré lors de la saison 2019-20, où elle s’est classée sixième. Durant cette période, l’équipe a réussi à remporter un tournoi, marquant ainsi un succès significatif.
Cependant, à la fin de la saison 2022-23, l’équipe s’est positionnée au quatrième rang du classement général. Malgré ce classement solide, les résultats récents montrent un léger déclin. À Dubaï, l’équipe a terminé au neuvième rang, suivi d’une huitième place au Cap. Néanmoins, un point positif est le quatrième rang atteint lors de l’étape australienne en 2023.
Ces performances suggèrent que l’équipe masculine française de rugby à sept est toujours compétitive, mais elle pourrait chercher à renforcer sa cohésion et son rendement pour maintenir une position de premier plan dans les tournois à venir.
France 7 Féminine : décrocher la timbale
France 7 féminine a connu des moments remarquables au cours des dernières saisons. Son meilleur classement général a été enregistré lors de la saison 2021-22, où elle a atteint une position enviable de deuxième. Malgré cette performance exceptionnelle, l’équipe n’a pas encore remporté de tournois, mais elle s’est régulièrement positionnée parmi les meilleures.
Au terme de la saison 2022-23, France 7 féminine a conservé une position solide, se classant au quatrième rang. Les résultats récents témoignent de la constance de l’équipe, avec une troisième place à Dubaï et une place de finaliste au Cap.
L’Australie semble être une terre prometteuse pour celles qui se sont classées deuxième lors du dernier tournoi de Sydney en 2023.
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Ces performances récentes laissent entrevoir un avenir prometteur pour l’équipe de David Courteix, avec une présence constante parmi les meilleures et un potentiel de conquête de titres à l’horizon.
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Man who wasn't there and hasn't held a conversation with those who were present weighs in on dead rubber debate and is presented as representative of the Irish Rugby Union’s spokesperson on subject he has no apparent knowledge of whatsoever.
39 Go to commentsanybody who bends at the waist when they tackle
3 Go to commentsThe evidence is not strong that this is necessary. Mounga choked on clutch kicks in the WRC final and lost the match by not performing his core goal kicking role to the level required. He also choked in the Semi final against England and was targeted as the weak point in the defence allowing them to score. Not a test great frankly. Why bend the rules for a player that is competent but not brilliant at test level?
11 Go to commentsDear Robbie, Please return to the Crusaders next season. Sincerely, Scott
1 Go to commentsDid the big E call the Irish the ‘White Can’ts’? That would’ve been good
39 Go to commentsDalton Papalii will be lucky to be selected on the Matchday 23. Ardie Savea, Ethan Blackadder, Luke Jacobson, and Peter Lauki are all as good or better openside flankers
9 Go to commentsScott Barrett is a lock and they have a much longer shelf life than a loose forward. Far more likely that Barrett will still demand a starting position based on performance at age 33 at RWC 2027 than Savea, whose explosive athleticism will have declined and he will in all likelihood have been surpassed by Hoskins Sotutu, Wallace Siti, Peter Lauki and Brayden Iose.
9 Go to commentsExtremely frustrating to get yet more speculation over whether or not Eben actually counted 12 players or not, but honestly big respect to McCloskey for keeping it classy and not pointing out Etzebeth’s hypocrisy. The Irish are a popular team outside of Ireland because they do their talking on the pitch, and its honestly a PR masterclass that they’re keeping it that way following Etzebeth’s provocation.
39 Go to commentsGood option for the lineout lost there.
1 Go to commentsIt’s not like Saffas have a long history of spouting absolute shite at any & every occasion. Oh wait… The dangers of an inferior third world education strike again.
39 Go to commentsI’m so glad we’re revisiting this. Really needs to be dissected further. I’m also so glad that a guy in the stands who wasn’t anywhere near the field when any of it would have been said (and even confirms this) has taken the lead and commented as Ireland. Definitely cleared it all up. This article would be hilarious if it wasn’t so misleading.
39 Go to commentsits such a shame he hasn’t achieved more success at club level. He’s really not been a potent finisher for a while now, but he’s still excellent in the kick chase. That’s the kind of skillset that generally only gets appreciated when you’re playing in premiership and european finals. I’m not sure whether the challenge cup counts given the quality of the competition seems lower than in previous years, but his duel with Mapimpi should be enthralling.
1 Go to commentsThe point is the irish players were arrogant,call it like you want sugar coat it aswell but they were you could see it in their way they handeled themselfs on the field when they got something right so dont tell me it was not arrogance it was,you can fool other people but not me,and to say to one of our players see you in the final put a nail in the coffin for this bullsh@t,just be grown men and accept it that you were arrogant,you could if seen it from a mile away, and then you lost to the allblacks what a cocky move that didnt work out for you ,Eben was right when he said u were arrogant,the point is you will deny it because you lost it all just grow some balls and move on we had won you lost accept it.
39 Go to comments“summer tour of North and South America” so its a summer tour of america?
1 Go to commentsEverybody is giving the Irish players the benefit of the doubt in ‘what they meant’, but none of these pundits or commentators offer the same courtesy to Eben. I don’t think Eben went, 1, 2, 3… etc. What might have happened is he didn’t count and when the 3rd or 5th guy said he went, hang on why are so many of them saying this… and then started to concentrate on it more and more as players continue to say it. So no, he didn’t count it, he realised many Irish players said it and made an assumption based on that… The Irish team was VERY confident at the time and I do believe they believed they were going to win the World Cup, which borders a bit on the arrogant side…
39 Go to commentsI can see how some of the Irish players would have said”see you in the final” as a gentle comment after a victory. It’s open to interpretation but it’s clumsy language. I don’t know the fella but I assure you Eben doesn’t have an axe to grind with Ireland. He has never been the media seeking pro. Oh and BTW it is I’ll be our winter in July so won’t be wet.
39 Go to comments*McCloskey*: _I saw this clip. Like, I wasn’t playing that game; I was in the stands…so you don't know sh!t in other words, infact you know just as much as Goode on this matter. I will believe the guy who was on the pitch when things were said as appose to two people speculating over what was said._
39 Go to comments@ turlough dream on buddy. Your boys are in for one tough time down in sa this summer…
39 Go to commentsI think Goode is looking to establish a platform for himself. Eben said “Probably” so that suggests he wasn’t counting. It’s an estimate Goode. I think even with your short and uneventful experience with the Sharks you probably realise winding up Saffas will get you some airtime. It’s a none event. Move on
39 Go to commentsRugby has never been as structured and synthetically pleasing as it is at this moment. The game is simply beautiful and messing with it too much will ruin it for everyone. I can't help but feel that over the past decade or so many rules have been changed to accommodate a certain hemisphere and counter another. Perhaps I am wrong but I somehow don’t think so.
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