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Les compos de la 7e journée de Top 14 en un coup d'œil

Voici la composition du Stade toulousain pour la réception de Perpignan. (Crédit image : Stade toulousain).
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À J-1 de la grande bataille du samedi, les compositions des six premiers matchs de la septième journée de Top 14 sont tombées. Les voici servies sur un plateau.

Vannes – Clermont (14h30)

Bayonne – Lyon (16h35)

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Castres – Stade français (16h35)

Toulouse – Perpignan (16h35)

Racing 92 – Montpellier (16h35)

Toulon – Pau (21 heures)

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I think it was pretty much the top Bok team in the RGR PMcD. Snyman and Kwagga the only regular forwards missing from the Bok squad over the last 24 months. By the same token the ABs did not have Scott B or Tamaiti Williams (or Brodie or Frizzell - though they were not regulars in 2024/2025). But I agree that the gap between the ABs and this top Bok pack is significant at the scrum. And while I agree with NB that the penalty fest is “stoopid”, the ABs can’t expect to win the WC with a deficient pack. However, the combination of a back five of Scott B, Holland, Vaa’i, Lakai and Sititi has already clearly improved the power IMO. You may have also noted that the ABs had about a 45% continuity rate through the RGR in the forwards while the Boks had the same forward units from test 2 - 4. If Rennie is worth his salt, he will give this back five at least two of the NC games (Scotland and England), alongside EDG, Taylor and Newell, to continue to build cohesion and then have them play the NC final. Ditto with the impact pack - though I am undecided whether Numia or Bower, Tosi or Lomax -should be the LHP and THP.

Anyway back to your point, I think we saw the best Bok forward units in the RGR, and they are some distance ahead of the ABs. And no doubt they have plenty of room to get stronger. But I also think the ABs have significant room to improve, and are starting to do so.



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