Rugby World Cup LIVE: The All Blacks in the evening with Bolt, Ireland do the same and start again… Follow Thursday's day…

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Fullback or flyhalf Beauden Barrett. — Alain Coudert/sportsvisio/SIPA Update Show highlights only

THE ESSENTIAL

  • A victory and tests, full of excitement; tests. This is what France and the Vélodrome are waiting for this Thursday evening to ignite with the Blues, who face Namibia.
  • Only one match on the program for this Thursday, but the lineups for Saturday and Sunday's matches should be released during the day.
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4:04 p.m.: And here is the Portuguese XV, notably with the « French » Mike Tadjer and Sam Marques who will start. After their good match against Wales, we hope that the Wolves will nibble on these nice and gentle Georgian lambs.

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4:03 p.m.: For our confident Georgians, here is the team that will face Portugal on Saturday.

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3:18 p.m.: Ireland renews its standard team against South Africa< p>Be careful tiredness. Third match and third (fairly) similar line-up for the XV du Trèfle. Facing the Boks, in the clash of the weekend, which will determine the first group, Ireland coach Andy Farrell has renewed his typical team. The entry of scrum-half Jamison Gibson-Park at The place of Conor Murray, constitutes the only change compared to the starting XV of the victory against Tonga (59-16).

Ireland: Keenan – Hansen, Ringrose, Aki, Lowe – (o) Sexton, (m) Gibson-Park – Van der Flier, Doris, O'Mahony – Ryan, Beirne – Furlong, Kelleher, Porter

Substitutes: Sheehan, Kylcoyne, Bealham, Henderson, Baird, Murray, Crowley, Henshaw

2:26 p.m.: If we lose against the Namibians. And even if we don't win with the bonus, I offer a round (of diabolo mint, the real drink) to everyone. everyone who leaves a comment.LBLe Breton De CoeurDon't sing victory too early. Sometimes excess confidence is harmful. 2:09 p.m.: A little moment of relaxation for some New Zealand players

Beauden Barrett, Jordie Barrett, Damian McKenzie and Anton Lienert-Brown were last night at Galeries Lafayettes in Paris. Paris, with Usain Bolt for an evening organized by the sponsor of the All Blacks, Replay. Remember that the Nóo-Z are not playing this week, leaving the French, Namibians, Uruguayans and Italians to kill each other.

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11:25 a.m.: She is there; the next generation of Italian rugby

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10:27 a.m.: Uruguayans comforted by their families at home the end of the match and their defeat against Italy, yesterday.

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09:52: For once there are some people who are going to enjoy themselves at the Vélodrome

So read this little paper from our envoy; special to Marseille, Nicolas Camus, who tells us about the joy of the Blues playing at the Vélodrome, where; there should be a sensational atmosphere.

09h26: We start with the great story of the day, with the return of Matthieu Lartot to the commentary of a Blues match

Three months after his leg amputation, following the relapse of his knee cancer, the journalist from France Télévisions, the usual voice of the Blues during the Six Nations Tournament, will comment on the match between France and Namibia this evening at Marseille, on France 2. « I had no doubt that he would succeed. He still walked. “with his crutches only a few hours after his operation,” explains his friend to television Cédric Beaudou, in Le Parisien. 

09h00: Hello XVdeFrancix!!

Isn't a day with a Blues match automatically a great day? Well yes. Especially when we know that we are going to see a victory with a gaggle of tries for our Blues. Yes, because, let's not lie to ourselves, if we don't pass 50 points to the Namibians, it will almost be like a defeat. And, then, after the last tense weeks for the Marseillais, it will allow them to see some action at the Vélodrome. Outside of the Blues, we don't forget all the current events; of this World Cup. Come on, get on board, let's go!

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