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Les Françaises enchaînent facilement face à l'Irlande

MADRID, SPAIN - JUNE 01: Valentine Lothoz of France passes the ball while being challenged by Emile Lane of Ireland during the HSBC Madrid Rugby Sevens match between Ireland and France at Civitas Metropolitano Stadium on June 01, 2024 in Madrid, Spain. (Photo by Denis Doyle/Getty Images)

Deuxième sortie des Bleues dans le cadre de la Grande Finale de Madrid, et deuxième succès acquis sans trembler.

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Vainqueures vendredi des Fidji, les Françaises ont récidivé dans des proportions similaires, face à l’Irlande pour le premier match de cette 2e journée dans la capitale espagnole.

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Passé le coup d’envoi tapé directement en touche, l’équipe de France n’a connu aucune difficulté face aux Irlandaises.

Elles ont marqué cinq essais, contre un seul aux filles en vert, qui ont profité de l’exclusion temporaire de Valentine Lothoz (3e) pour trouver un décalage sur l’aile droite : Amee Leigh Murphy a sauvé l’honneur des siennes (5e).

Il fallait bien ça pour contraindre les Bleues qui ont géré ce match à leur guise. Auteur d’un très bon match (deux essais et une passe décisive), Alycia Chrystiaens a rapidement ouvert la marque (2e), puis a redonné l’avantage à la France après la sirène (10-5, 7e+1).

La deuxième période se résumera à un cavalier seul des coéquipières de Yolaine Yengo, servie par Chrystiaens plein axe pour l’essai du break (17-5, 8e). Avant que Séraphine Okemba, elle aussi double marqueuse en fin de match (10e, 12e), ne donne de l’ampleur au tableau d’affichage.

A 15h27, la France jouera son dernier match de poule, sans doute le plus compliqué : il y aura l’Australie en face.

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