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Six Nations : pourquoi 19 Bleus sont écartés du Top 14 avant l’Écosse

Il y a 47 jours

Wales v France – Guinness Men’s Six Nations – Principality Stadium

Dix-neuf joueurs du XV de France ayant participé dimanche 22 février à la victoire contre l’Italie dans le Tournoi, seront « protégés » pour la 18e journée du Top 14 samedi et dimanche, qu’ils ne pourront donc pas disputer avec leur club, a annoncé la Fédération Française de Rugby dans un communiqué.

« Dans le cadre de la convention entre la F.F.R. et la L.N.R. pour la mise à disposition des joueurs des clubs professionnels pour le Tournoi des Six Nations 2026 », la FFR a diffusé une liste dans laquelle figure neuf Toulousains.

Dans cette liste on retrouve notamment la quasi totalité du XV de départ victorieux aligné à Villeneuve-d’Ascq (33-8), excepté l’ailier toulonnais Gaël Dréan, mais aussi l’ouvreur de l’UBB Matthieu Jalibert, touché à un mollet et forfait de dernière minute samedi soir après avoir participé aux deux premières victoires des Bleus contre l’Irlande (36-14) et au Pays de Galles (54-12).

Quatre des remplaçants de dimanche sont également préservés, le Toulonnais Charles Ollivon, le Lyonnais Mickaël Guillard, le Montpelliérain Lenni Nouchi et le Toulousain Rodrigue Neti.

Ces joueurs sont protégés afin de préparer la rencontre de la quatrième journée du Tournoi des Six Nations contre l’Écosse à Murrayfield le 7 mars, lors de laquelle les Bleus pourraient d’ores et déjà décrocher la victoire finale en cas de succès bonifié.

Le XV de France rencontrera ensuite l’Angleterre le 14 mars au Stade de France, pour un éventuel 11e Grand Chelem.

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Les joueurs protégés pour la 18e journée de Top 14 :

Dorian Aldegheri, François Cros, Antoine Dupont, Thibaud Flament, Anthony Jelonch, Julien Marchand, Emmanuel Meafou, Rodrigue Neti, Thomas Ramos (Toulouse), Théo Attissogbe, Fabien Brau-Boirie, Emilien Gailleton (Pau), Louis Bielle-Biarrey, Matthieu Jalibert (Bordeaux-Bègles), Jean-Baptiste Gros, Charles Ollivon (Toulon), Mickaël Guillard (Lyon), Oscar Jegou (La Rochelle), Lenni Nouchi (Montpellier).

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