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1Boletín Nº 23 BOLETÍN Nº 23 Boletín nº 23 temporada 2020-21. Federación Española de Rugby 22 de marzo 2021 1 XV DEL LEÓN - CAMPEONATO DE EUROPA REC 2021: Cuatro tarjetas sentencian al XV del León en Rumanía (22-16) Razvan Pasarica/ FRR LEONES S20 Y LEONES S18 FINAL COPA DE S.M. EL REY 2021 Rugby Europe retrasa el Campeonato de Ya pueden presentarse candidaturas Europa Sub 20 y el Sub 18 a este verano para organizar la final de la Copa 2021 Federación Española de Rugby La liga EN DIRECTO Calle Ferraz, 16 - 4º dcha www.ferugby.es 28008 - MADRID www.twitter.com/ferugby mail: [email protected] www.facebook.com/ferugby1923 Boletín nº 23 temporada 2020-21. Federación Española de Rugby XV DEL LEÓN - CAMPEONATO DE EUROPA 2 REC 2021: Cuatro tarjetas sentencian al XV del León en Rumanía (22-16) Razvan Pasarica/ FRR Tras un partido en el que las infracciones fueron las protagonistas y terminaron condenando a los Leones, España debe dar por bueno un punto bonus defensivo en su visita a Rumanía. Fue en la segunda parte cuando los de Santiago Santos recibieron cuatro tarjetas en 13 minutos, una de ellas roja a Fred Quercy, lo que hizo que el choque disputado en Bucarest se les pusiera muy cuesta arriba. Sin embargo, a pesar de jugar en inferioridad numérica, los españoles no se rindieron y a punto estuvieron de darle la vuelta al marcador en los últimos instantes, donde se quedaron sin premio a razón de la buena defensa rumana del maul. Con algo de nervios saltó el XV del León al césped del Estadio Ghencea, dispuesto a conseguir la gesta de derrotar a Los Robles por primera vez lejos de casa en el Rugby Europe Championship. En los primeros compases los españoles dominaron y lograron un golpe de castigo en la primera melé. Si bien no consiguieron pasar el balón entre los palos, durante los primeros cuarenta la posesión y la mayor parte de las fases estáticas cayeron del lado de los Leones. Sin embargo, los reiterados golpes de castigo por parte de ambos equipos y el buen trabajo de la delantera local parando el touch-maul español hicieron que los nuestros no pudieran sacar rédito a esta dominante primera mitad. A pesar de la poca posesión y territorialidad que consiguieron cosechar, los jugadores rumanos sí supieron aprovechar sus oportunidades y marcharse al descanso con un empate 6-6. La segunda mitad comenzó de la mejor forma posible. Alvar Gimeno rompía la línea defensiva Boletín nº 23 temporada 2020-21. Federación Española de Rugby y encontraba a Bautista Güemes que jugaba un dos para uno con Guillaume Rouet para llegar por velocidad a la línea de cal contraria, firmando el primer ensayo del partido. Pero 3 la felicidad duró poco y una amarilla a Manu Mora abrió el peor tramo de partido para los Leones. Fred Quercy le siguió con otra cartulina roja y después se sumaron Guillaume Rouet y Charly Malié, dejando a los Leones hasta con tres hombres menos sobre el terreno de juego. La nota positiva la aportaron el pundonor y garra de todos Los Leones, que, a pesar del chaparrón, no dejaron de luchar ni de creer, hasta el punto de que en los últimos cinco minutos tuvieron varias oportunidades de marcar y darle la vuelta al encuentro. Partido muy amargo, pero del que no hay tiempo para lamentarse. El próximo fin de semana los hombres de Santi Santos tendrán ante Portugal otra oportunidad de firmar su primera victoria en el Campeonato de Europa 2021 y seguir sumando para el sueño mundialista. Boletín nº 23 temporada 2020-21. Federación Española de Rugby 4 Boletín nº 23 temporada 2020-21. Federación Española de Rugby 5 Boletín nº 23 temporada 2020-21. Federación Española de Rugby (Hoja 1) CAP FEDERACIÓN ESPAÑOLA DE RUGBY X COMPETICIÓN INTERNACIONAL Si No F.E.R. 6 Competición CI Categoría Rugby Europe Championship Celebrado en Bucarest en el Estadio Ghencea Stadium entre RUMANÍA y ESPAÑA el día 20/03/2021 a las 14:00 horas RESULTADO EQUIPO A Rumanía 22 16 EQUIPO B España * Señale con una X los que jueguen de primera línea ALINEACIONES * Señale con una X los que jueguen de primera línea * Señale con una C al capitán * Señale con una C al capitán N. N. * APELLIDOS Y NOMBRE Club * APELLIDOS Y NOMBRE Club dor Debut dor Debut 1 X SAVIN, Alexandru Rumanía 1 XC LÓPEZ , Fernando España 2 X CAPATINA, Eugen Rumanía 2 X PINTO, Marco España 3 X TARUS, Alexandru Rumanía 3 X ZABALA, Jon España 4 ANTONESCU, Marius Rumanía 4 GUILLAUME, Lucas España 5 MOTOC, Adrian Rumanía 5 MORA, Manuel España 6 VAN HEERDEN, Johannes Rumanía 6 GIBOUIN, Gauthier España 7 NECULAU, Vlad Rumanía 7 FOULDS, Matthew España 8 C GORIN, Andre Rumanía 8 QUERCY, Fréderic España 9 SURUGIU, Florin Rumanía 9 ROUET, Guillaume España 10 PLAI, Daniel Rumanía 10 ORDAS, Manuel Marie España 11 ONUTU, Nicolás Rumanía 11 PERRIN, Fabien España 12 VLAICU, Florin Rumanía 12 GUEMES, Bautista Eduardo España 13 POPA, Vladut Rumanía 13 GIMENO, Alvar España 14 DUMITRU, Ionut Rumanía 14 LINKLATER, Bradley Dean España 15 MELINTE, Ionel Rumanía 15 MALIÉ, Charlie España N. JUGADORES RESERVAS Y N. JUGADORES RESERVAS Y * Por Min. Club * Por Min. Club Debut dor CAMBIOS REALIZADOS dor CAMBIOS REALIZADOS Debut 16 X 2 73 COJOCARU, Ovidiu Rumanía 16 X 1 63 FUTEU, Thierry España 17 X 1 73 PRISTAVITA, Costantin Rumanía 17 X 2 64 DEL HOYO, Vicente España 18 X GORDAS, Alexandru Rumanía 18 X 3 70 ABOITIZ, Bittor España 19 4 80 IFTIMICIUC, Marius Rumanía 19 5 72 PETERS, Joshua España 20 6 77 BOBOC, Cristi Rumanía 20 7 77 FERRER, Brice España 21 RUPANU, Gabriel Rumanía 21 MUNILLA, Tomás España 22 13 80 BOLDOR, Tudor Rumanía 22 12 54 STEWART, Richard España 23 2 80 POPOAIA, Paul Rumanía 23 14 78 JORBA, Jordi España ENTRENADOR ROBINSON, Andrew ENTRENADOR SANTOS, Santiago ÁRBITRO PAÍS JUEZ LÍNEA JUEZ LÍNEA 4º ÁRBITRO MATCH COMMISSIONER AMASHUKELI, Nikoloz CHIQABERIDZE, P. (GEO) MSHVENIERADZE , G. (GEO) Sebastien COTTREAU (Suiza) EQUIPO A MARCADOR Tipo (*) PK PK PK PK T T NºDorsal 12 12 12 12 2 15 Minuto 25 40 45 53 61 78 EQUIPO B (*)E: Ensayo; EC:Ensayo de Castigo; T: Transformación de Ensayo; PC: Puntapie de Castigo; D: Drop Tipo (*) PK PK T C PK NºDorsal 10 10 9 10 10 Minuto 9 34 42 43 73 Boletín nº 23 temporada 2020-21. Federación Española de Rugby FEDERACIÓN ESPAÑOLA DE RUGBY (Hoja 2) COMPETICIÓN INTERNACIONAL F.E.R. 7 Competición CI Categoría Rugby Europe Championship Celebrado en Bucarest en el Estadio Ghencea Stadium entre RUMANÍA y ESPAÑA el día 20/03/2021 a las 14:00 horas ESPECTADORES 0 ESTADO TERRENO JUEGO Blando, por la lluvias caídas los días anteriores. TIEMPO ATMOSFÉRICO Nublado TEMPERATURA 8ºC OBSERVACIONES / INCIDENCIAS El segundoEl segundo entrenador entrenador de España: de España: Miguel Miguel Velasco Velasco Encuentro sin posibilidad de asistencia de público debido a las medidas sanitarias aplicadas por Encuentrocausa de sin la posibilidad epidemia de de COVID asistencia 19 de público debido a las medidas sanitarias aplicadas por causa de la epidemia de COVID 19 Expulsiones temporales: Min 50 AMARILLA M.MORA// Min 61 Amarilla G.ROUET// Min 63 ExpulsionesAMARILLA temporales: C.MALIE// Min Min 50 75 AMARILLA AMARILLA O.COJOCARU.M.MORA// Min 61 Amarilla G.ROUET// Min 63 AMARILLA C.MALIE//Expulsiones Min temporales:75 AMARILLA Min O.COJOCARU.56 ROJA F. QUERCY Expulsiones definitivas: Min 56 ROJA F. QUERCY Boletín nº 23 temporada 2020-21. Federación Española de Rugby 8 Boletín nº 23 temporada 2020-21. Federación Española de Rugby XV DEL LEÓN - CAMPEONATO DE EUROPA Semana decisiva para relanzar la clasificación 9 mundialista, ante Portugal El XV del León afronta una semana muy importante en su camino al Mundial 2023, donde el próximo desafío es Portugal, este sábado a las 16:00 hora española. Para esta concentración, que comienza en Madrid y concluye en Lisboa, Santi Santos y un total de 31 jugadores encaran una nueva serie de entrenamientos con muchas ganas de reforzar este sueño del rugby español y con mentalidad refrescada y positiva. Una vez superada la derrota por 22-16 en Rumanía, el combinado español sabe que no es momento para lamentarse y que cada una de las 8 batallas restantes para estar en la Rugby World Cup que se celebrará en Francia dentro de dos años merece la atención de todos sus sentidos. Nadie duda que Os Lobos será un duro rival, como ya comprobamos el mes pasado en el Central de la Complutense, por lo que son lo único en lo que hay que pensar esta semana, donde la única incorporación con respecto a los hombres que prepararon la visita a los Robles es la vuelta de Víctor Sánchez, ya recuperado de sus dolencias en el debut ante Georgia en el REC 2021, el pasado domingo 7 de marzo. Boletín nº 23 temporada 2020-21. Federación Española de Rugby 10 Boletín nº 23 temporada 2020-21. Federación Española de Rugby XV DEL LEÓN Fernando López, capitán del XV del León, llega a 50 caps en plena forma 11 El pasado sábado 20 de marzo, a las 14:00 horas y en directo por Rugby Europe TV, la visita de la selección de Santi Santos a Rumanía trajo consigo una efeméride que bien merece todo nuestro halago y admiración. El capitán del XV del León, de Fernando López (Buenos Aires, 14/03/1986) sumó su cap número 50 con una Selección española que no solo lidera, sino que siente como el que más. Teniendo en cuenta que el pilier izquierdo debutó el 7 de febrero de 2015, en el duelo ante Rusia correspondiente al Campeonato de Europa, llama la atención el hecho de los pocos partidos que se ha perdido hasta ahora.
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