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Résultats et stats de la 23e journée de Pro D2

Published: 6 Mars 2026 09:55 PST
Updated: 6 March 2026 21:27 PST

Photo : @rugbyprod2

La 23e journée de Pro D2 s’annonce capitale avec un RC Vannes solide leader en déplacement à Valence-Romans pour un vrai test des ambitions drômoises, tandis que la victoire de Brive à Colomiers rebat les cartes : elle sécurise un peu plus la place des Corréziens dans le top 6, fragilise le statut de dauphin de Colomiers et laisse la porte ouverte à Provence Rugby, Agen ou encore Oyonnax pour se rapprocher des premières places, dans un contexte où chaque faux pas en haut comme en bas (Biarritz, Mont-de-Marsan, Carcassonne) peut peser lourd dans la course à la montée et au maintien.

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Valence Romans

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Mont de Marsan

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41 - 35

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26 - 18

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Colomiers

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PMcD 2 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

It’s why Luke Pearce is so much better with his communication - he almost coaches the players how he wants the game to be played and helps the players adjust to what he wants.

His communication around the breakdown is much stronger and you see more consistency within the game as a result.

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Mzilikazi 2 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

I found Nonu’s Haka profoundly moving, PMcD. I doubt if there has ever been anything quite like that seen before, maybe never will be again. The reaction of the AB players was also interesting. When Nonu’s Haka was completed, several players put their hands to their hearts.

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GrahamVF 4 minutes ago

Dave Rennie not satisfied with All Blacks' first half as discipline issues persist

No I’m not going by the Stormers game. Go check the records of how many cards the AB’s get for high tackles. Ignore that if you will - it seems the coaches are.

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GrahamVF 5 minutes ago

Dave Rennie not satisfied with All Blacks' first half as discipline issues persist

I agree that reffing isn’t always fair and I am. not commenting on the Stormers game only. The example in the picture shows what I am talking about and Rennie agreed.

But what I am commenting on is the propensity for the AB’s to get cards for high tackles. The stats are there - no space for argument - what I am trying to figure is why is this such a problem in NZ? If it is because about fifteen refs have iot in for the AB’s that needs to be addressed but neither you nor I believe that.

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PMcD 7 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

I think Connacht are well versed of playing in monsoon conditions Bazza - there is a very good reason why Southern Ireland is the greenest place on earth with 364 days of rain to sustain it. 🤣🤣

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PMcD 9 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

In simple terms, semi pro sides are competitive for the first 40 mins and the second half is where you see the difference.

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PMcD 14 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

The internal training sessions are probably more challenging that the warm up games, so they will both be prepared by the time the tests come around.

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GrahamVF 22 minutes ago

'The phoney war on the Greatest Rivalry tour is already gale-force in its intensity.'

My understanding is that before giving a penalty for loose head there must have been a clear forward progression first. In the URC I often heard - “no you didn’t go forward first that”s why I’m giving a penalty against you for walking round.”

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Wayneo 29 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

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Wayneo 29 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

Tricky question that. If I were him I would not release anybody from my squad because this series will have attrition and he would want to keep all his players out of harms way as backup when guys go down.

Midweek teams are week because the franchises have deliberately left out their main URC players for the exact same reasons.

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GrahamVF 33 minutes ago

'The phoney war on the Greatest Rivalry tour is already gale-force in its intensity.'

There has been a lot of talk recently about playing Thomas on a roving prop basis. He is selected as a bench tighthead but comes on initially as a loosehead to target a tiring tighthead. Didn’t Bath used to do that?

But yes normally he would be de Groot’s problem and it would be no less of a problem. The fact is that if you’ve got a prop like Tank on the bench it gives you a massive attacking weapon not only in the scrums but he’s pretty useful at turnovers too.

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PMcD 35 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

Ouch NB - I think TdT will leave a big hole in that scrum. They should be competitive when Will Stuart returns but I doubt you will see that 80 min dominant scrum for another 2 or 3 seasons until Sela becomes more dominant but they should be more dominant in the carry and play the ball with the likes of Sela & Dan Du Preez off the bench to finish.

It will need a subtle style of change to keep that team competitive given the exits this season.

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Bazzallina 37 minutes ago

All Blacks player ratings vs Sharks | Rugby's Greatest Rivalry 2026

He has always carried it like that and waving it around is a special sauce of his doesn’t have a history of dripping it but def has a history of offloading

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PMcD 40 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

South Africa have a number of “experienced players” and some great youngsters - there is a bit of a void in the middle (which Covid also created), so this is a clever way to build more experience in the youngsters.

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Bazzallina 43 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

I knew LBB was cheating ..has anyone up there chopped him in half yet?

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proooooovince 44 minutes ago

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

They are not under “extra” scrutiny… Are you trying to prepare an excuse or what?

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proooooovince 45 minutes ago

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

Enough with the conspiracy theories, the refs are good people trying their best. There will be some home town effect from the crowd, that is inevitable.

But trying to say there is some purposeful bias against the All Blacks is just crazy…

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GrahamVF 49 minutes ago

Why Rassie will be happier than Rennie with early omens of Greatest Rivalry tour

Good analogy Nick now look at it the opposite way _ Faster Higher Stronger - you don’t get penalised for being slower except you don’t win a medal - same about being stronger.

In rugby the wing isn’t penalised for getting skinned, but the faster wing is reward - gets a medal of five points. So how do you reward superior strength in the scrum - play on then a knock on and the ball goes to the opposition - how is that rewarding superior strength.

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Bazzallina 49 minutes ago

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Are you saying you’re taking a NPC championship over a Super title? Landers looking nice next year ..if I am being honest if I was a Landers fan would be happy to say goodbye to Millar did to much quarterbacking overplaying to often..you must be hoping Semisi goes there ..I would be give uourvosck some real punch for the ad line

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