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Número 20 Temporada 2009/2010. 25 de Enero de 2010 Un Connacht intratable no da opción a Olympus Rugby XV El Connacht no dio del oval, demostrando por qué son marca al aprovechar un pase interior líderes de grupo. En el minuto 30, el sobre el hombro débil del apertura opción alguna al talonador suplente, Adrian Flavin, español colándose así hacia los combinado nacional hábilmente colocado junto al palos (0-35). banderín, remataba una jugada de Los jugadores del Olympus XV, pese (0-66). Los irlandeses varias fases en la que participó todo al resultado, se emplearon con salieron con su XV de el equipo irlandés, 0-21. determinación en los balones de los El punto bonus llegó al filo del que dispusieron. En el minuto 57, gala y terminan la descanso. El tercera línea John tras una touch dentro de la 22 fase de grupos como Muldon posó junto al banderín tras irlandesa, el conjunto español tuvo otra larga jugada colectiva. De esta su oportunidad. La delantera probó único equipo invicto manera se llegó al descanso con 0- con el maul y la tres-cuartos buscó de las competiciones 28. una apertura rápida, pero la gran En la reanudación, los visitantes no defensa de Connacht acabó alejando europeas. sólo no se relajaron sino que el peligro. subieron el ritmo. El Connacht El Connacht posó cinco ensayos Arrancó el encuentro entre Olympus sacaba petróleo de los espacios que más, sin disminuir un ápice la R. XV y Connacht con los locales dejaban los locales. Pese a que los intensidad, para llegar a los 66 buscando la 22 rival. Sin embargo, jugadores del Olympus se puntos. En los últimos minutos, el apenas habían transcurrido 2 empleaban a fondo en el placaje, el Olympus XV quiso pero no pudo. La minutos, una patada a seguir conjunto de Galway acababa nota más negativa fue la lesión de buscando la espalda de la defensa creando la superioridad numérica en Juan Cano. El ala madrileño tuvo española fue aprovechada por el ala uno de los laterales. que ser retirado en camilla tras un Fion Carr, para lograr un El quinto ensayo irlandés llegó 8 golpe en la cabeza en un espectacular ensayo. La conversión minutos entrada la segunda mitad. encontronazo con su compañero corrió a cargo del apertura Ian Kitley Adrian Flavin consiguió su segunda Mathew Cook. que se mostró infalible durante todo el encuentro. Tras el tempranero ensayo, un Olympus muy voluntarioso lo intentó con varias cargas en el centro del campo. Si bien la defensa irlandesa frenó las ráfagas de ataque local con determinación para lanzar el oval hacia las alas y salir al contragolpe. Mediado el primer acto, el juego discurría entre las dos líneas de 22 con alternativas en la posesión. Connacht anotó el segundo ensayo en una larga jugada desde la touch en la que el centro Ta´auso rompió la defensa de Olympus para anotar con claridad (0-14 m. 20) A partir de ese momento los de Galway monopolizaron la posesión FederaciónFederación Española Española de Rugby de Rugby La liga- 1“EN - VIVO”: Tel: 91 541www.ferugby.com 49 78 / 88 Calle Ferraz, 16 - 4º dcha www.ferugby.com Fax: 91 559 09 86 28008 - MADRID mail:[email protected] Boletín del 25de Enero. Temporada 2009/2010 0-66 Olympus Rugby XV Connacht Rugby Estadio Nacional Universidad Complutense, Madrid Árbitro: Sr. Stefano Traversi (ITA) Sábado 23 de enero de 2010, 16:00 h. 4500 espectadores, 10º, terreno de juego en buenas condiciones Alineaciones Olympus Rugby XV: 1.- Alejandro Onega (18.- Sebastián Hattori min. 74), 2.-Chema Bohórquez (16.- Javier Arbelaitz min 40) 3.-David Gurgenadze (17.- Manuel Serrano min. 49), 4.-Sergio Souto (19.-Leandro Fernández min. 40), 5.-Jesús Recuerda, 6.-Rafael Camacho, 7.- Martin Aceña, (21.- Gensen Palmers min. 64), 8.- Iván Criado (20.- Mathew Cook min. 40); 9.-Pablo Feijóo (c), 10.- Manuel Mazo, (22.- César Sempere min.33)11.- Benjamín Pardo, 12.- Javier Canosa, 13.-Martín Heredia, 14.-Juan Cano (23.- Hernán Quirelli min. 67), 15.- Matías Tudela. Connacht Rugby:1.-Ronan Loughney, 2.-Sean Cronin (16.-Adrian Flavin min. 10) , 3.-Robbie Morris (23.- Jamie Hagan min 40), 4.-Michael Swift, 5.-Mike McCarthy (18.-Bernie Upton min. 38),, 6.-John Muldoon (c) (19.- Mike McComish min. 52), 7.-Jonny O´Connor, 8.- George Naoupu; 9.-Frank Murphy (20.- Conor O´Loughlin min. 48), 10.-Ian Keatley (21.-Miah Nicora min 48), , 11.-Fionn Carr, 12.-Keith Mathews, 13.-Niva Ta´auso (22.-Aidan Wynne min. 48), 14.-Liam Bibo, 15.-Troy Nathan. <br> Banquillo:17.-Brett Wilkinson, Anotaciones: min. 2.- (0-7) Ensayo Carr; transformación Keatley min. 20.-(0-14) Ensayo Keatley ; transformación Keatley min. 30.-(0-21) Ensayo Flavin; transformación Keatley min. 40.-(0-28) Ensayo Muddon ; transformación Keatley min. 46.-(0-35) Ensayo Flavin; transformación Keatley min. 50.-(0-42) Ensayo Naoupu;transformación Nikora min. 62.-(0-47) Ensayo Mc Comish min. 71.-(0-54) Ensayo Naoupu; transformación Nikora min. 80.-(0-59) Ensayo Mathews min. 82.-(0-66) Ensayo Mathews; transformación Nikora Federación Española de Rugby - 2 - www.ferugby.com Boletín del 25de Enero. Temporada 2009/2010 RESULTADOS 5ª JORNADA AMLIN CHALLENGE CUP Racing Métro 92 19 - 17 London Wasps Stade Yves du Manoir, Paris Montauban 27 - 20 Albi Stade de Sapiac Montpellier 8 - 3 Worcester Warriors Stade Yves du Manoir, Montpell Newcastle Falcons 20 - 3 Petrarca Padova Kingston Park Stadium Rugby Parma FC 16 - 9 Bucuresti Oaks Stadio XXV Aprile Rugby Roma 6 - 55 Bayonne Stadio Tre Fontane Femi-CZ Rugby Rovigo 8 - 56 Saracens Stadio Mario Battaglini Olympus Rugby XV Madrid 0 - 66 Connacht Rugby Ciuadad Universitaria Toulon 42 - 10 Castres Olympique Stade Félix Mayol Leeds Carnegie 9 - 18 Bourgoin Headingley Stadium RESULTADOS OLYMPUS RUGBY XV Fecha Local Score Visitante Sede Espectadores 9/10/09 Connacht Rugby 46 - 6 Olympus Rugby XV Madrid The Sports Ground 875 17/10/09 Olympus Rugby XV Madrid 5 - 38 Worcester Warriors Ciuadad Universitaria 5,300 11/12/09 Montpellier 57 - 24 Olympus Rugby XV Madrid Stade Yves du Manoi 6,832 19/12/09 Olympus Rugby XV Madrid 6 - 42 Montpellier Ciuadad Universitaria 3,000 16/1/10 Worcester Warriors 54 - 3 Olympus Rugby XV Madrid Sixways Stadium 5,923 23/1/10 Olympus Rugby XV Madrid 0-66 Connacht Rugby Ciuadad Universitaria 4500 Federación Española de Rugby - 3 - www.ferugby.com Boletín del 25de Enero. Temporada 2009/2010 CLASIFICACIÓN AMLIN CHALLENGE CUP Pos Team P W D L F A PD B Pts 1. Bourgoin 6 5 0 1 141 86 55 3 23 2. Leeds Carnegie 6 4 0 2 160 82 78 3 19 3. Overmach Parma 6 2 0 4 78 145 -67 0 8 4. Bucuresti 6 1 0 5 70 136 -66 3 7 • EUROPEAN CHALLENGE CUP - POOL 2 Pos Team P W D L F A PD B Pts 1. Connacht 6 6 0 0 199 63 136 2 26 2. Montpellier 6 4 0 2 158 92 66 3 19 3. Worcester 6 2 0 4 140 83 57 5 13 4. Olympus Madrid 6 0 0 6 44 303 -259 0 0 • EUROPEAN CHALLENGE CUP - POOL 3 Pos Team P W D L F A PD B Pts 1. Toulon 6 5 0 1 218 88 130 3 23 2. Saracens 6 5 0 1 184 83 101 2 22 3. Castres 6 2 0 4 173 127 46 3 11 4. Rovigo 6 0 0 6 41 318 -277 0 0 • EUROPEAN CHALLENGE CUP - POOL 4 Pos Team P W D L F A PD B Pts 1. London Wasps 6 5 0 1 176 69 107 3 23 2. Bayonne 6 4 0 2 184 73 111 3 19 3. Racing Metro Paris 6 3 0 3 177 85 92 4 16 4. Rugby Roma 6 0 0 6 28 338 -310 0 0 • EUROPEAN CHALLENGE CUP - POOL 5 Pos Team P W D L F A PD B Pts 1. Newcastle Falcons 6 5 0 1 146 77 69 3 23 2. Montauban 6 5 0 1 132 96 36 1 21 3. Albi 6 2 0 4 117 137 -20 4 12 4. Petrarca 6 0 0 6 95 180 -85 1 1 Federación Española de Rugby - 4 - www.ferugby.com Boletín del 25de Enero. Temporada 2009/2010 CUARTOS DE FINAL AMLIN CHALLENGE CUP Fecha Local Visitante 10/4/10 Connacht Rugby v Bourgoin 10/4/10 Toulon v Scarlets* 11/4/10 London Wasps v Gloucester Rugby* 11/4/10 Newcastle Falcons v Cardiff Blues* *Scarlets, Gloucester y Cardiff Blues provienen de la fase de grupos de la Heineken Cup. HEINEKEN CUP Grupo 1 Pos Equipo J G E P Bonus Pts 1 Munster 6 5 0 1 4 24 2 Saints 6 4 0 2 3 19 3 Perpignan 6 2 0 4 3 11 4 Benetton Treviso 6 1 0 5 1 5 Grupo 2 Pos Equipo J G E P Bonus Pts 1 Biarritz 6 5 0 1 3 23 2 Gloucester 6 4 0 2 1 17 3 Glasgow Warriors 6 2 0 4 1 9 4 Dragons 6 1 0 5 2 6 Grupo 3 Pos Equipo J G E P Bonus Pts 1 ASM Clermont 6 4 0 2 5 21 2 Ospreys 6 4 1 1 2 20 3 Leicester Tigers 6 3 1 2 4 18 4 Viadana 6 0 0 6 0 0 Grupo 4 Pos Equipo J G E P Bonus Pts 1 Stade Francais Paris 6 4 0 2 2 18 2 Ulster Rugby 6 4 0 2 1 17 3 Edinburgh 6 3 0 3 1 13 4 Bath Rugby 6 1 0 5 3 7 Federación Española de Rugby - 5 - www.ferugby.com Boletín del 25de Enero.
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    We had a great time. We have thirty very happy Colts, with great memories in the bank, which is what touring is all about Mikael Baird | Shelford RFC | Lille Tour Lille is a top travel destination, with heading into the rugged countryside its Flemish ambience, excellent for Mountain Biking or Tree museums, great food and world- Climbing. renowned Grande-Braderie, Lille, or Local food is best in the ’estaminets,’ Ryssel in Flemish, is the most small Flemish restaurants where important city in Northern France. Carbonnade (beef stew), Waterzoi The European Capital of Culture in (Chicken & Cream) & Potjevleesch 2004, Lille is a predominantly (Terrine in Jelly) are the specialities. Football area, with LOSC and RC Lille is a great destination if you’re Lens competing at the top end of the looking for a French fix without a French game. long journey or the expense of a Based only 45km from the WW1 flight. Connected brilliantly for the Battlefields of Ypres & the Channel Ferries or directly with the devastating effect on Lille is still Euro Star, Lille is certainly worth a visible today. look in 2021. Close by, you can spend the down time choosing between Kayaking, or Canoeing at a Nautical Base or The Flanders Rugby committee, the ‘blazer-brigade’ of the region, have very strict laws on the amount of Rugby that youth teams can play in a single weekend. For our tours to Lille, we recommend playing locally on the Friday evening, then on Sunday, crossing the Belgian border to finish your tour experience by playing the second game there.