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Investec Champions Cup

Fin de saison difficile au Stade Toulousain où Jelonch vient gonfler la liste des blessés

Par Willy Billiard

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Anthony Jelonch (Stade Toulousain) lors de la finale du Top 14 entre Toulouse et Bordeaux-Bègles au Stade de France, à Paris, le 28 juin 2025. (Photo : Franco Arland / Getty Images)

Le troisième ligne du Stade toulousain Anthony Jelonch souffre « très certainement d’une luxation de l’épaule », a expliqué son entraîneur Ugo Mola après la défaite en quarts de finale de Champions Cup dimanche contre Bordeaux-Bègles.

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« On va attendre les examens mais j’ai bien peur qu’on le perde pour un petit moment », a déploré Mola en conférence de presse d’après match.

Le n°8 des Rouge et Noir s’est blessé lors d’un plaquage puissant sur le troisième ligne de l’UBB Marko Gazzotti à la 52e minute. Resté au sol, il a quitté le terrain accompagné d’un soigneur et a cédé sa place à Léo Banos.

Tristement habitué aux blessures

Le score était alors de 15-12 pour Toulouse, avant que les Bordelo-Béglais ne prennent le dessus pour l’emporter 30-15 et se qualifient pour les demi-finales de la Champions Cup.

Anthony Jelonch a déjà connu plusieurs grosses blessures, principalement aux deux genoux ces dernières saisons. Fin février 2023, il était victime d’une rupture du ligament croisé antérieur du genou gauche avec le XV de France contre l’Écosse dans le Tournoi des Six Nations Une blessure qui mettait non seulement fin à sa saison internationale, mais aussi à sa saison avec le Stade toulousain.

L’année suivante, fin janvier janvier 2024, nouvelle rupture du ligament croisé antérieur, cette fois du genou droit, lors d’un match de Champions Cup contre Bath avec le Stade toulousain (victoire 31-19). Il était revenu à la compétition au début de la saison 2024-2025.

Une infirmerie déjà bien pleine

Cette première blessure après les croisés renvoie Anthony Jelonch dans une infirmerie déjà fournie avant ce quart de finale. On y retrouve toujours Pierre-Louis Barassi qui était sorti sur commotion face à Bristol et qui est maintenant suivi par un spécialiste pour son retour au jeu.

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JD Kiwi 26 minutes ago

Can Johann van Graan's Bath bomb squad conquer Europe?

Bath are probably the best placed team “under” the Prem salary cap with the depth to compete with one of the very best French teams for the full 80. In fact they probably had a more impactful bench than UBB on paper in the semis and the likes of big Ben Tameifuna are used to going off for a rest before returning to the action.

They'll need to defend better though or it could get ugly!

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JW 30 minutes ago

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I’ve given you the facts, these pertain to your claim that Razor had him doing less playmaking, when he was obviously doing more.

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JW 35 minutes ago

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Two Cents 38 minutes ago

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Hasn't worked so far. But good luck with that.

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JW 44 minutes ago

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Yeah I will have to rewatch that game. There were a few clear times over the last two years that have been heavily talked about, games here against England, the big stuff up against France, and a few more I might try and come across again, let alone those from last year on the wing, that I can get your opinion on.

They are the type of example of the wide pass in the URC game v Edinburgh, where he made the intercept and passed way too early to draw in either of the two backfield defenders. He was lucky that his pass was timed perfectly, and that the winger had enough toe, but a lot of the example are were you would just expect more input in the movement from Rieko if he was on fire, and not hesitent etc.

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JD Kiwi 52 minutes ago

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What would you expect of ‘evidence’?

You're the one who claimed you had evidence and facts. All you provided was poorly thought through opinions, e.g. that he “brought back” and “led” a style of attack in the 2025 All Blacks that had been abandoned in Leinster by the time he arrived. You don't even realise that the what Lancaster did at Leinster wasn't that different to what Joe did there, or that Joe’s time there was more successful.

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NoLongerARuck 1 hour ago

Can Johann van Graan's Bath bomb squad conquer Europe?

If you watched the Canes vs Blues or Reds vs Crusaders you will find really bad pieces of defence or poor errors led to several tries in those games. This match featured high accuracy attacking sets throughout that really led to the demise of either defence and the lower tackle percentage. Most of the tackles slipped off were in wide areas or in situations where the attack created mismatches.

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Mzilikazi 1 hour ago

Can Johann van Graan's Bath bomb squad conquer Europe?

Interesting article, Nick. Bath have the harder side of the draw in having to play UBB at Stade Matmut Atlantique. I would be tipping them to win against both of Leinster and Toulon home or away had those been their semi opponents….but not by much. Leinster’s scrum woes would be heavily exploited. TBH I have seen so little of Toulon playing I should not really be commenting on them.

But UBB will be a big ask for Bath. I would think the one area where Johann van Graan would be hoping to edge UBB would be at scrum time. But the UBB backline is the stronger unit of the two, imo. While Finn Russell is such a great player, so capable of turning a game in a heartbeat, Matthieu Jalibert is just in such supreme form this year, he has the edge. And Maxine Lucu would in my book edge Ben Spencer as a scrumhalf with the wider range of all round skills. That said, in the final quarter of the game if the Bath “bomb squad” are humming, then Spencer’s superb kiicking skills from the base of the ruck would be a weapon.

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NoLongerARuck 1 hour ago

Can Johann van Graan's Bath bomb squad conquer Europe?

UBB are a brilliant side. I would be very keen to see your KPI analysis between UBB and Bath. I reckon UBB have the edge there. They have the players to keep going all out over the 80. They are like ravenous dogs chasing after prey with the prey being tries on attack and they seemingly can turn it on at will. They also finish most games strongly based on this seasons champions cup, they never seem to stop looking for an attacking edge and they rarely take their foot off the gas. If Bath start poorly UBB will bury them. The best and only chance for Bath is to keep the crowd quiet, build the pressure and stay in front. If they fall behind one feels that UBB will overwhelm them completely.

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NoLongerARuck 1 hour ago

Can Johann van Graan's Bath bomb squad conquer Europe?

Some of the attacking play in that game was breathtaking. The passing, the accuracy all top notch. So many tries were scored when one team was down a man. The expert manipulation of the man advantage and space on the outside off set moves was something to behold. This wasnt bad defence but rather sublime attack with tip on passes, great hands, outstanding plays with the ten wrapping around or dummy runners fixing the defence before the ball out the back exposed the space on the outside which was expertly exploited by a hard running centre, a flying winger and in some cases a brisk loose forward. Best advert for prem rugby right there. Was pure entertainment characterised by great play and pressure.

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Qualify 1 hour ago

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Haha, c'mon. Noah? Again? He couldn’t cut it after 30 odd tests. Let’s move on, please. An injury free Carter Gordon is the future.

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Rugby3 1 hour ago

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Cameron 2 hours ago

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Please stop sending people to the Force and Tahs, careers go there to die. As you said yourself in the article, Rodda went there for three years and played less games in total than in a partial French season. Lolesio must return to the Brumbies.

The others we don’t really need at Test level, or even at club level (even the Force now have reasonable depth, in fact I just saw Taj Annan playing club footy in Newcastle on the weekend because he was surplus to requirements) and if we did we could pick them from overseas.

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