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Le Canada corrige l'Australie et affrontera la Nouvelle-Zélande en demie


BRISTOL, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 13: Karen Paquin of Canada celebrates scoring her team's seventh try during the Women's Rugby World Cup 2025 Quarter Final match between Canada and Australia at Ashton Gate on September 13, 2025 in Bristol, England. (Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images)
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Comme la Nouvelle-Zélande quelques heures avant lui, le Canada a fait respecter la logique lors de son quart de finale de Coupe du monde face à l’Australie (46-5). Avec un peu plus de maîtrise encore. Souvent placé mais jamais vainqueur lors des précédentes Coupes du monde (4e en 2021, vice-champion du monde en 2014), le Canada a très rapidement pris la mesure de son adversaire avec un premier essai marqué après à peine deux minutes de jeu par l’ailière Asia Hogan-Rochester.

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La victoire était déjà en poche à la mi-temps grâce à 5 essais marqués (31-5) et les Nord-Américaines ont ensuite tranquillement géré la deuxième période.

L’Australie réduite au silence

Une performance à la fois offensive et défensive, l’Australie n’ayant scoré qu’une seule fois dans le match, dans les dix premières minutes.  De bon augure avant une demi-finale qui devrait être plus serrée le week-end prochain contre les Black Ferns.

Graphique d'évolution des points

Canada Women gagne +41
Temps passé en tête
73
Minutes passées en tête
0
91%
% du match passés en tête
0%
57%
Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes
43%
8
Points sur les 10 dernières minutes
0

Les deuxièmes mondiales au classement World Rugby auront en effet face à elles un adversaire d’un tout autre calibre vendredi, avec les troisièmes de ce classement, les Néo-Zélandaises, doubles championnes du monde en titre, victorieuses des Sud-Africaines 46-17 plus tôt ce samedi.

Une demi-finale qu’elles aborderont gonflées de confiance pour un choc attendu entre deux des principaux outsiders de ce Mondial, derrière les immenses favorites anglaises.

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