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Victoire solide de Lyon contre Toulon

Idriss Chaplain

Published: 1 Mars 2025 09:27 PST
Updated: 1 March 2025 10:16 PST

Arno Botha (Photo de JEFF PACHOUD/AFP via Getty Images)

Le LOU a assuré en s’imposant 27-20 contre le RC Toulon dans le cadre de la 18e journée de Top 14.

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Deuxième du classement (57 points), Toulon, est lui tombé après cinq succès consécutifs. Les hommes de Pierre Mignoni ont manqué leur début de match contre des Lyonnais inspirés (27-6 à la mi-temps) et leur pression en fin de match, avec notamment un essai de Melvyn Jaminet, n’a pas suffi pour obtenir un point (27-20).

Le succès permet aux Lyonnais de revenir à la sixième place (40 points) alors qu’ils étaient avant-derniers après 13 journées.

Lyon-Toulon, stats et résumé en infographies

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unknown 6 minutes ago

Rugby union's sniffiness around making money is exhausting

Hear! Hear! The South is being bled of our best players to lucrative Club contracts up North, that is threatening Provincial/State rugby in the South. South African spectators rarely get to see their best playets anymore, before they are lured North. Internationals represent a rare treat as our best players return to play in SA and Im very pleased to say the USA, where I now reside!

Surely, they are entitled to reap what they have sowed, or will the North steal it all?

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Over the sideline 8 minutes ago

Rugby union's sniffiness around making money is exhausting

That’s funny. It’s 4 straight now that NZ beat France.

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Allblackshard 34 minutes ago

Hansen and Jones predict same outcome in Rugby's Greatest Rivalry tour

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Allblackshard 39 minutes ago

Hansen and Jones predict same outcome in Rugby's Greatest Rivalry tour

Lol. obviously you are a south africa supporter. Rematch the max and take note of the amount of times TMO reviewed footage after an All Blacks try and issued penalties, disallowed tries and issued yellow cards for the EXACT SAME play as South Africa.

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Allblackshard 41 minutes ago

Hansen and Jones predict same outcome in Rugby's Greatest Rivalry tour

Discipline as in dont be giving away senseless penalties. They already know they are under extra scrutiny so don’t be giving TMO any excuses.

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CBH 58 minutes ago

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In order to clarify things Graham which rolling 12-month period was that ? Starting from what date of month in what year and ending when?

And in that year did SA play every team in the Rugby Championship?

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joreluk 1 hour ago

Rugby union's sniffiness around making money is exhausting

Loved this article. All very true and the sport is in tough financial straits so it shouldn’t be shamed when it arrives upon a cash cow idea. This is especially true for southern hemisphere rugby.

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GrahamVF 1 hour ago

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GrahamVF 1 hour ago

'Worried': Justin Marshall flags concern for Dave Rennie after Stormers clash

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GrahamVF 2 hours ago

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I am really disappointed. I thought you were a real rugby man. Obviously just another fanatical AB fan. Goodbye. Wasting my time engaging with you.

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GrahamVF 2 hours ago

'Worried': Justin Marshall flags concern for Dave Rennie after Stormers clash

Bazz I really like a lot of your comments. Not so much this one. Both the AB’s and he `Boks were abysmal. A little while ago you wrote that the Boks scramble defence was amazing. The scramble defence relies on the scrum half - the Stormers didn’t have a scrum half and there was a flank on the wing and a lock at flank. I f you are really proud of the last two AB tries as the level of their excellence you are in serious trouble. The real facts are that with twelve minutes to play the game was in the balance against a team missing eight international players - if you are happy with that …. that about pegs your expectations of the AB’s. As a supporter of 1. SB’s 2. AB’s I am not happy with the AB’s performance.

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Jordon 2 hours ago

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2025 was really the only anomaly in scrum issues since our front row was changed in 2022 after the Irish series loss. Matongo was clearly up to some tricks on the weekend. Dickson had no clue.

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GrahamVF 2 hours ago

'Worried': Justin Marshall flags concern for Dave Rennie after Stormers clash

Asking a worm to undetstand a robin eats him.

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TI 2 hours ago

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He’s faster than James Lowe, who’s had plenty of success at the wing. Although I agree with you, that Suaalii should stay at 13. His skillset would be wasted on the wing.

The bigger picture is, that there’s already a great degree of internal competition for all the outside back spots where Australia is spoiled for choice. Elite players like Pietsch, or Daugunu struggle for game time. Not so much in the midfield. Here’s where Suaalii comes in with his aerial play and handling skills.

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TI 3 hours ago

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