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Six Nations 2026 : toutes les stats de la victoire de la France face à l'Irlande


Paris, France - 5 février 2026 : Matthieu Jalibert inscrit le deuxième essai de la France malgré le plaquage tenté de Cian Prendergast pour l’Irlande, lors du match du Guinness Six Nations entre la France et l’Irlande au Stade de France, à Paris, France. (Photo Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile via Getty Images)
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La France a signé une entame presque parfaite contre l’Irlande, portée par un doublé de Louis Bielle-Biarrey et un essai de Matthieu Jalibert, pour mener 22-0 à la pause avant de s’imposer finalement 36-14 au Stade de France.

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Bielle-Biarrey a inscrit son 10e essai en seulement 10 apparitions dans le Tournoi, égalant le record de précocité de l’Anglais Will Greenwood, tandis qu’Antoine Dupont, Thomas Ramos et le banc français ont accompagné une fin de match conclue par un cinquième essai de Théo Attissogbe malgré le sursaut de Nick Timoney et Michael Milne côté irlandais.

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Six Nations
France
36 - 14
Temps complet
Ireland
Toutes les stats et les données

Graphique d'évolution des points

France gagne +22
Temps passé en tête
69
Minutes passées en tête
0
85%
% du match passés en tête
0%
67%
Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes
33%
7
Points sur les 10 dernières minutes
0

Entrées dans les 22 m

Moyenne des points marqués
2.7
13
Entrées
Moyenne des points marqués
1.7
8
Entrées

Synthèse du match

1
Coups de pied de pénalité
0
5
Essais
2
4
Transformations
2
0
Drops
0
139
Courses avec ballon
116
13
Franchissements
5
22
Turnovers perdus
22
8
Turnovers gagnés
7

Occupation

18%
24%
18%
40%
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Team Logo
58%
Occupation
42%

Possession

Team Logo
9%
20%
49%
22%
Team Logo
11%
39%
29%
22%
Team Logo
Team Logo
67%
Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes
33%
55%
Possession
45%

Phases statiques

8
Mêlées
5
100%
% de mêlées gagnées
100%
15
Touche
17
100%
% de touches gagnées
94%
6
Renvois réussis
3
100%
% de renvois réussis
100%

Attaque

193
Passes
154
139
Courses avec ballon
116
392m
Mètres après contact
265m
13
Franchissements
5

Turnovers

8
Turnovers gagnés
7
22
Turnovers perdus
22

Pénalités

4
Pénalités concédées
6
0
Cartons jaunes
0
0
Cartons rouges
0

Défense

149
Tentatives de plaquages
145
21
Plaquages manqués
35
88%
% de plaquages réussis
81%

Coups de pied

39
Total coups de pied
39
1:4.9
Ratio coups de pied/passes
1:3.9

Vitesse de sortie de ruck

0-3 secs
52%
63%
3-6 secs
33%
21%
6+ secs
15%
16%
94
Rucks gagnés
87

Courses avec ballon par joueur

1
Mickael Guillard
16
2
Stuart McCloskey
14
3
Thomas Ramos
13

Franchissements par joueur

1
Theo Attissogbe
3
2
Louis Bielle-Biarrey
3
3
Thomas Ramos
2

Plaquages gagnés par joueur

1
Anthony Jelonch
16
2
Oscar Jegou
15
3
Caelan Doris
15

Ballons perdus par joueur

1
Tommy O'Brien
4
2
Caelan Doris
4
3
Nicolas Depoortere
3

Ballons récupérés par joueur

1
Tadhg Beirne
3
2
Mickael Guillard
2
3
Oscar Jegou
2

Plaquages dominants par joueur

1
Matthieu Jalibert
2
2
Oscar Jegou
2
3
Anthony Jelonch
2

Face à face

5 dernières rencontres

Victoires
3
Nuls
0
Victoires
2
Moyenne de points marqués
29
27
Le premier essai gagne
100%
L'équipe recevante gagne
60%

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Drew 39 minutes ago
'The phoney war on the Greatest Rivalry tour is already gale-force in its intensity.'

The SA v Argentina game had more than 40min ball in play, so if thats the metric SA are doing pretty well. I take issue with all of the people who claim that Kiwi style “attacking rugby” is the only way forward and that refs must be harsh on slowing the ball down. Do you mean to suggest that the ABs don’t try to slow opposition ball down at ruck time? Of course they do. All teams do. Do you think South Africa really wants slow rucks? No we dont. We also know that quick ball creates openings. Its rugby 101. We just think that fast rucks is not the single and only important aspect of rugby and that if the ruck is already slow theres nothing wrong with taking a few extra seconds to setup for a good tactical kick or exit. There are also scrums, mauls, lineouts, tactical kicking, side steps and passing etc that are important. We also like to attack whether we have the ball or dont have the ball. Does that make us negative? I don’t think so. Our fast line speed and aggressive defence is a great weapon and a great thing to watch. It actually creates opportunities for high skill teams like NZ which makes for an intriguing contest. Its also funny that the people who call SA rugby negative and want us penalized for competing in the air, saying we are not really trying to catch it, and who want us to not get penalties from collapsed scrums, are the same people who complained that if we maul it over the line and its held up they should get a “get out of jail” dropout instead of having to go to another “boring” defensive scrum, the same people that complained that just because they were going backwards in the maul, if it collapsed and the ball doesn’t come out they should get the put in, the same people who complained that we shouldn’t be allowed to scrum from a free kick, and that failed attempted intercepts should be yellow cards. You are the people that are responsible for some of the most ridiculous laws in our game and the hours of TMO time wasted reviewing whether a knock on was “deliberate”, something that is impossible to impartially determine unless you can read minds. So before you complain about some aspect of the game in which you are inferior, rethink what you are wishing for, because it might just turn rugby union into rugby league. Honestly I think Dave Rennie would like that. The All Black style seems to be a lot like league.

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