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Toutes les affiches des huitièmes de finale de la Challenge Cup

Par Anthony Tallieu

Il y a 15 heures

Illustration Challenge Cup. (Photo by Pascal Rondeau/Getty Images)

La quatrième et dernière journée de la phase de poules de Challenge Cup terminée, les seize clubs qualifiés (ou reversés) en huitièmes de finale de la Challenge sont connus. C’était déjà rapé avant ce week-end pour Montauban, le Racing 92 et Lyon.

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Même accrochée sur sa pelouse par les Lions (20-20), l’USAP a composté son billet pour les huitièmes en tant que moins bon qualifié et ira à Montpellier, seul club à avoir fait un carton plein dans cette phase de poules.

Repêchées de Champions Cup, la Section paloise et La Rochelle se déplaceront respectivement à Parme et à Newcastle.

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Les huitièmes de finale se joueront le week-end du 3, 4 et 5 avril.

Tous les huitièmes de finale de Challenge Cup

Montpellier – Perpignan

Trévise – Cardiff

Ulster – Ospreys

Stade français – Dragons

Zebre – Pau

Newcastle – La Rochelle

Exeter – Munster

Connacht – Sharks (ou Saracens)

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JW 16 minutes ago

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Hmm well my comment wasn’t really about Wayne, it was about a different trifecta doing the same thing these guys did. You’re right, Wayne would be the most qualified and of least worry from that last leadership group.

Well the more comments I read the more rumours are saying this was a kneejerk reaction. Of course as I’ve read regarding how Razor might have responded to Kirk’s probing, we don’t really know how it played out. The time factor though is irrefutable. One of the funny anecdotes I have forgotten to mention in other posts is that after his appointment he talked about having to treat the interview like an exam or paper. It’s like he doesn’t have in his head all the workings and pieces of the puzzle. Many I have seen just say he does the Crusader thing (not to say it’s not worth here). I imagine a meeting with the board about your performance would be much harder to prepare for something that look months like the job interview (obviously thats the test though). Trying to compare it to how the Foster situation went down is of course pointless.

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PMcD 21 minutes ago

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cw 23 minutes ago

Sir Wayne Smith: NZR has jumped the gun on Razor’s All Blacks exit

Common FC - the ABs cut them up in the first test and forced those errors (to the extent they made mistakes). In truth the ABs came into that game with the intensity and focus needed to win. Their set piece attack flummoxed the Boks. In Wellington they brought it for 40 minutes but SA then played the best rugby they have played for years. A bit of credit when it’s due.

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PMcD 28 minutes ago

Sir Wayne Smith: NZR has jumped the gun on Razor’s All Blacks exit

I never had him down as arrogant but inflexible is a fair shout.

Ultimately, he struggled under the pressure.

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NB 50 minutes ago

Robertson's departure could herald the biggest shake-up in New Zealand rugby history

I think Gats blotted his copybook when he came back to the Chiefs, but Cotter is a real choice.

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NB 52 minutes ago

Robertson's departure could herald the biggest shake-up in New Zealand rugby history

Agreed any of those could do a Ben Earl at 12 in the last 20-30’.

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NB 53 minutes ago

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Not a club fan, and not French.

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DP 59 minutes ago

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But is he a better pundit than Matt Williams - that is the question! 🤣

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DP 1 hour ago

‘Watch out the Springboks’: Sir John Kirwan reacts to Robertson’s exit

Well said, I can’t believe people are OK with the mutiny in that dressing room. It’s flabbergasting that All Black players would turn on a coaching staff and be directly responsible for their removal. I see an All Black team which has no edge and desire when they take the field. Losing is part of sport, blaming coaches while showing no bite on the field is pathetic. Wayne Smith needs to cast his net far and wide and find some blood that will in sporting terms die for the jersey.

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NB 1 hour ago

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Ace 1 hour ago

‘Watch out the Springboks’: Sir John Kirwan reacts to Robertson’s exit

He’s still a better coach than Matt Williams 😂

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PB 1 hour ago

‘Watch out the Springboks’: Sir John Kirwan reacts to Robertson’s exit

Sir JK is blowing hot air, or smoking his socks.

There is nothing to indicate that a change of coach can change the AB playing fortunes with the players they have. The scrum is not going to magically transform. The backline maybe. It is in the setpiece where the Boks are decimating the AB’s

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Budhachief 1 hour ago

‘Watch out the Springboks’: Sir John Kirwan reacts to Robertson’s exit

Thanks bud, my point is we have the players but have had 2 coaches in a row that haven't cut the mustard.

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cw 1 hour ago

‘Watch out the Springboks’: Sir John Kirwan reacts to Robertson’s exit

Can relate to this sentiment. Had my own vent on another post! Razor needs time to rebuild and should take on a NH pro club role - be great experience for him or spend sometime in an assistant role with one of the NH international teams.

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PB 1 hour ago

Rassie Erasmus squashes Tony Brown's All Blacks coaching rumours

I suggest a mirror is the appropriate place for you to start. TB is a NZ’r and would love to coach the AB’s that is known. He also chose to come and coach the Boks till the end of the WC cycle, his words.

You are dreaming if you think the Bok fans have insecurities about NZR! Like why would we?

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JW 1 hour ago

‘Watch out the Springboks’: Sir John Kirwan reacts to Robertson’s exit

Nice. Though to be honest I wouldn’t want to risk giving the Los Pumas an even more lethal backline.

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JW 1 hour ago

‘Watch out the Springboks’: Sir John Kirwan reacts to Robertson’s exit

They teams been average for nearly a decade Bud, what point are you trying to make?

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JW 1 hour ago

‘Watch out the Springboks’: Sir John Kirwan reacts to Robertson’s exit

I’ve read comments they are as shocked as anyone, no crying. Argentina a good idea though. They have their own fabulous coaches lined up but they should be in no hurry. Pablo would have a good idea whether that is worth a shot.

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PB 1 hour ago

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What makes you think he sleeps poorly or at all? That wizardry comes from somewhere!

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