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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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PR 3 minutes ago

'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

Hope not. Nerves won’t be able to take it!

I reckon Rassie has a couple of players in mind to nail on as definites before next year and they have the next three games to secure that position. Might see Grobbelaar or Venter pack down next to Ox and Wilco against Italy for instance. If they don’t impress him enough I can see him using a hybrid player as back-up hooker (Van Staden for instance). This is the coach who went into the World Cup Final with a 37-year-old flanker as hooker cover after all!

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Ed the Duck 5 minutes ago

Can 'phenomenal' Andrew Porter save the Ireland scrum after latest tight-head switch?

Three years ago they were a different team in a different place. More recently they’ve performed superbly in their role as whipping boys vs the big guns!

And it ain’t gonna stop anytime soon…🤑

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Mzilikazi 5 minutes ago

‘No-one could remember such a crazy game. Or explain that last 10 minutes. No matter.'

Nice “commentary based” article, Brett. A good read.

“Les Kiss remains unbeaten as head coach.” Bit of trivia, his record is actually ten games unbeaten. He had two games as interim head coach with Ireland, winning both against the USA in May 2013.

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Mzilikazi 7 minutes ago

‘No-one could remember such a crazy game. Or explain that last 10 minutes. No matter.'

I would think it is the series the AB’s played in SouthAfrica/US that has caused the Bledisloe to be played so late. I was actually surprised that Hooper and Tupou were available for last weekend’s game.

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PR 11 minutes ago

'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

Yes, I agree. Part of the problem with the Bok number 2 position is that the person you are potential looking to replace is the World Player of the Year and the best hooker to ever play for the Boks. MM is, frankly, irreplaceable at the moment. Wondering if Rassie is a bit too obsessed with finding a like-for-like replacement (ie Fourie who is also good at the breakdown) when what we need is someone who can do the basics well.

As for Venter, maybe the fact that he is Rassie’s son-in-law is counting against him! 😂

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PMcD 12 minutes ago

‘No-one could remember such a crazy game. Or explain that last 10 minutes. No matter.'

It’s the one thing nobody discussed with NC & GRT taking the headlines this season but I do think this will put more pressure to align the global calendars and give the International sides the best chance to put forward their best sides/product.

Rugby is a global product now and it’s absolutely bonkers we haven’t come up with a better global solution.

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PMcD 18 minutes ago

‘No-one could remember such a crazy game. Or explain that last 10 minutes. No matter.'

I think these next 2 games will be pretty close.

Tupou & Hopper are a loss but should be an exceptional contest when the two back lines go at each other.

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NB 21 minutes ago

'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

See how he goes at Munster this year. The spot is his to lose down there atm!

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NB 22 minutes ago

'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

Steenekamp may be a bit better, Boan about the same as Wessels. He only ever looks good with Malcolm alongside him…

The hooker just sound like names in the hat right now. Unless you have a ‘definite’ there by the next RWC, you’re going to see MM playing 70 plus minutes again and everyone crossing their fingers he doesn’t go down!

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NB 25 minutes ago

'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

Bouncy ‘Spring chicken Bongi’ - what a thought.

But what has happened to the current generation of 2’s, like Wessels and Venter? Surely they will bring more to the party than Bongi or Fourie next year??

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Mrdtoyou 26 minutes ago

'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

He was great before he got injured! Seemed closest to Marx in ability.

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Brett McKay 27 minutes ago

‘No-one could remember such a crazy game. Or explain that last 10 minutes. No matter.'

Just to clarify UK, I’m not actually suggesting Kiss is a better selector, just that in this game, the selection of JAS on the wing brought a clear shift in game plan, and then execution thereof in the game itself..

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NB 28 minutes ago

'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

He was pretty good down Scarlets.

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NB 29 minutes ago

Can 'phenomenal' Andrew Porter save the Ireland scrum after latest tight-head switch?

And there was me thinking you backed them as overwhelming favourites v England three years ago at Twickers, and backed England as overwhelming favourites against them last 6N at the same venue …. It does appear to the outsider that they are your ‘bogey team’😉

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PR 30 minutes ago

'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

Steenekamp definitely better at LHP. So is Boan Venter. Wessels has been preferred in the past because he can he used as a hybrid.

As for hooker - Marnus vd Merwe might get a shot. Siphosethu Mnebelele has a lot of promise, Andre-Hugo Venter and JJ Kotze at the Stormers.

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Brett McKay 31 minutes ago

‘No-one could remember such a crazy game. Or explain that last 10 minutes. No matter.'

I hope you get to see the last 5 mins Clint, I’d hate the game to remain incomplete for you..

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Brett McKay 31 minutes ago

‘No-one could remember such a crazy game. Or explain that last 10 minutes. No matter.'

Les Kiss = Andrew McDonald, Henry?

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Brett McKay 33 minutes ago

‘No-one could remember such a crazy game. Or explain that last 10 minutes. No matter.'

This is a great post too, NH. Your two observations are bang on, I can only agree..

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NB 33 minutes ago

'The Wallabies moved several steps closer to cracking the Springboks' DNA code'

He’s had a good start but let’s see what happens in the Bledisloe and the Nations Champs before we make a judgement? He is already a better selector than Joe, that I grant you.😉

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Brett McKay 34 minutes ago

‘No-one could remember such a crazy game. Or explain that last 10 minutes. No matter.'

PM, I reckon it’s a casualty of the GR series squeezing the schedule. The TRC and Bleds were both done by the Oct long weekend last year..

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