2023-09-10 21:10:38
11:08 p.m.: This is the end of this live, and at the same time the first day of this Rugby World Cup. We’ll meet tomorrow for a general live to find out everything regarding this World Cup. See you soon Minutos.
80e : The Welsh, until Biggar came out, were incredible. And a huge air gap in the last ten minutes almost ruined everything. Fortunately, Fijian clumsiness saved them.
80e : Incredible and cruel end to the match for Fiji. A huge gap of 30 minutes in the second half caused them to lose this first World Cup match
80th: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO AHEAD OF RADRADRA AT THE END OF THE LINE AS HE WAS GOING TO FLATTEN. IT’S FINISH !
80e : It fits into the 22!!!!
79e : Oh the direct touch found by Williams. Fijian throw in the 40 m.
78e : Failed transformation for the Fijians. Six points difference with one minute remaining.
77th: FIJIAN TEST, THEN MAYBE, THEN MAYBE.
77e : Another mistake and still no card. BOOO REFEREE!
76e : Five-meter penalty for the Fijians.
76th: NO TRY! SCANDAAAAAAL.
76e : FIJIANS GO BEHIND THE LINE. VIDEO ARBITRATION.
74e : The Welsh who take all their time in any phase of the game. And Tela who can’t find the touch on the penalty. Muntz’s absence is felt.
73e : The try is transformed by Tela: 32-21.
72nd: TUISOVA TRY, AFTER A SEQUENCE OF PHASES OF GAME ON THE GROUND
70e : I think the referee doesn’t like Fiji. The Welsh made a series of mistakes, but only one card.
67e : Finally a yellow card for the Welsh, for the pillar Domachowski.
66e : Test transformed by Biggar. 32-14 for Wales. The fly-half leaves straight away, following having had a big match.
65e : Strong try by the Welsh, following a superbly constructed maul. Fiji are KO.
65e : Gross foul by Tagitagivalu on a collapsed maul. Yellow card.
63e : It’s exceptional, another Fijian forward arriving within 22m… Biggar clears and finds a superb 50-22.
62e : Another forward in the goal from Botia. It’s only the 73,000th following all.
61e : Another penalty at 5 m, still no card. BUT WHAT DOES THE REFEREE DO?
60e : The Welsh still penalized. Go my safe Fijians. We have to make this happen.
59e : Five-meter penalty for the Fijians. The reaction is there. It is now.
57e : The second period is still less flamboyant. The fault lies with the Fijians who are much more difficult.
54e : Biggar is clearly leading his people masterfully. He manages absolutely everything. On the other hand, the leaders seem a little further behind.
52e : The Fijians are completely underwater, especially physically (yes, it’s crazy to say that when we’re talking regarding the Fijians).
50e : Huge tackle from Josh Adams, who recovers behind the penalty. The Fijians got out of their game plan and started to do anything (there was another one ahead of the action).
48e : On the action, there were two more Fijian forwards, it’s crazy. And Biggar transformed. 25-14 for the Welsh.
47th: REES-ZAMMIT TEST following yet another great transformation of the game and a great system put in place.
46th : Guess what ? New Fijian forward. We can’t take it anymore!
45e : Huge Fijian defense on Rees-Zammit, who was three meters from the goal. And the Islanders recover the penalty behind.
43 e : Another Fijian forward… We’re going to have to put some glue in, gentlemen, it’s nonsense there.
41st : And it was missed by the Toulonnais. Surprising. Already Five points lost at the foot by the Welsh.
40e : Here we go and the Welsh get a penalty directly. The opportunity for Biggar to put the Fijians at 7 points.
22h05 : Come on, we’re going to leave for forty minutes. We want the same show gentlemen
9:51 p.m : We promised you a show, there was one. Each team had its momentum, as Fabien Galthié would say. The last ten minutes were a little messier. Come on, see you in regarding ten minutes. Catch your breath.
40th: New sequence in the 22, but new Fijian forward. It’s halftime
39e : Touch to follow within 22 m
37e : It mostly sent the ball in any direction. But Fiji still recovers a penalty, 40 m in front.
36e : The Fijians come to disrupt the Welsh maul and recover the scrum. This will send Radradra into full swing on poor fathers who have (almost) nothing to ask for.
35e : So, yes, we obviously forgot to talk regarding it. But the Fijians are totally capable of breaking out and sending an arm into a head. Like the winger on this last action. Penalty returned, but no card.
35e : Another big Fijian session, and another penalty obtained by the Islanders.
34e : (Yes, we are arbitrarily behind Fiji. We are Fijians for five generations around here)
34e : In the video, the try is refused, the Fijian loses contact with the ball at the very last moment. What a pity.
34e : the Fijians continue with the big ones. The ball is in the in-goal, but there appears to be a forward move.
32e : Tela chooses the key.
31e : Penalty for the Fijians in the Welsh 22m. Let’s see what they choose, because Tela doesn’t seem very reliable once morest the posts.
30e : WE’RE FUN, WHAT A MATCH
28th: Try by George North at the foot of the posts. After a Welsh maul, the ball is cleared, the Fijians fail in defense and North take advantage. Biggar transforms. 18-14 Wales
27e : Huge sequence of big guys in the 5m, but the Fijians are penalized. Biggar goes back into touch.
25e : What a shame this Welsh action. The Leek XV manages to find Rees Zammit. But the ball goes into touch. But the Welsh recover a penalty and go into touch. Throw 5 meters
23e : It was achieved by Dan Biggar. 14-11 for Fiji. We’re having a great time, ladies and gentlemen.
22e : Fijian offside, which will allow Biggar to try to bring his team back to 3 points.
21e : Welsh scrum in their camp. For ten minutes, they have not been able to get out of their 50 meters.
20e : Well, clearly, the Welsh have their heads in the bag. The refreshment break will do good to put ideas back in place.
18e : The essay was transformed by Tela. the Fijians lead 14-8.
17th: Incredible try from Tagitagivalu, following a huge breakthrough from Radradra. WOW
16e : We have the impression that the Fijians have regained confidence, and, conversely, the Welsh have taken a little blow to the head. Symbolized by this forward on a Fijian candle.
13e : The center of RC Toulon pierces the Welsh defense, and comes out of the nets of three Welshmen to go and flatten. Test transformed by Tela. 8-7 for Wales
13th: WAISEA TEST FOR FIJI.
12e : It plays in all directions, even if it makes mistakes on both sides. A forward here, a throw-in there.
10e : This is completely missed by Tela.
9e : Another huge Fijian sequence, but moving forward. The Welsh start once more, but the tackler does not release the ball. Tela will attempt the penalty.
7e : Untransformed essay by Dan Biggar
6th: Huge breakthrough from Georges North and try at the end of the line from Georges Adams. Cannon start.
5e : After a carried ball, the ball is cleared, but the Welsh are still good in the rucks and recover a penalty and can clear.
03e : The Fijians continue through the phases of play, but do not progress. But they collect a first penalty. Tela goes for the touchline from five meters away.
21h03 : It passes for Dan Biggar. 3-0 for Wales
9:02 p.m : The main question for the Fijians will be: will they be able to fight up front once morest the fierce Welsh pack. And first penalty for the Welsh, with the Fijian being boxed out.
9:01 p.m.: The Fijians engage, let’s goiiiiiiiiiiii
20h59 : Come on, kick off in a few seconds
20h57 : Time for the war song of the Fijians.
20h57 : It was despicable, give us back the fanfare of the Republican Guard.
20h54 : Both teams enter the field. So there are going to be horrible hymns with the choirs, while “Land of my Father” is one of the most beautiful in the world.
20h53 : The compositions in detail:
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20h49 : The Fijians arrive with full confidence, especially following the first victory in their history at Twickenham once morest the English. And, as usual, pay attention to the back lines, which promises to send sparks (Radradra, Waisea, Ravutaumada) and with once more Tuisova, Botia, Maqala. Only problem, they lost their No. 10 Muntz to injury.
20h45 : On the Welsh side, we are still in the middle of a crisis, with threats of strikes, Gatland who returns to take charge, Alun-Wyn Jones who decides to stop the selection… We are not arriving at this World Cup in the best conditions .
20h42 : After the disappointing Argentina-England, Georgia-Australia and South Africa-Scotland, which might have been more or less balanced matches, we really hope that this Wales-Fiji will keep all its promises. As in 2007, in Nantes, where Fiji won 38-34 once morest the same XV du Chardon. Truly one of the rugby matches that had the most impact on me (including the Fijian 10 Little if I remember correctly)
20h39 : Great atmosphere in the most beautiful city in France (in the world?) since the start of the day.
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20h35 : There is clearly a crowd!
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20h34 : We are going to hope for the very many Welsh supporters present in Bordeaux that they had fewer problems accessing the René Gallice stadium (yes, put this Matmut Atlantique in the dustbin) than the Irish supporters on Saturday.
20h29 : Very very happy to be in charge of this live for the match which promises to be the closest of this first day (yes, we crushed New Zealand, it wasn’t too balanced). Wales-Fiji announces a game, a clash, some great rugby.
8:28 p.m.: Good evening everyone, let’s go live!!!!
11 a.m.: And hello everyone! What does this match promise!!!
In 2019, Wales, before their World Cup semi-final in Japan, won a Grand Slam, before winning the VI Nations Tournament once more two years later. But since then, nothing has happened, with two penultimate places in the competition. The return of New Zealand wizard Wayne Gatland has changed nothing, and Dan Biggar’s teammates are heading into this World Cup without any certainty.
The Fijians have a few. They have just beaten England at Twickenham (22-30) on August 26 – a first in their history – and this Sunday present a bench which might hurt in the second half (Botia, Tuisova, Maqala…). The only (big) black spot: the loss of opener Caleb Muntz, injured in a knee.
» Because we like suspense and there will a priori be some in this meeting, we will meet at 8:30 p.m.
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