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1Boletín Nº 22 BOLETÍN Nº 22 Boletín nº 6 temporada 2019-20. Federación Española10 de febrero Rugby 2020 1 INFORME SEMANAL DE LA FER XV DEL LEÓN- CAMPEONATO DE EUROPA España cae de pie ante Georgia en una batalla campal (10-23) Walter Degirolmo Walter COPA DEL REY- FINAL ZAMORA 2020 XV DEL LEÓN- VISITA JOE SMITH A la venta las entradas para la Lección magistral de Joe Final de Copa del 26 de abril Schmidt al XV del León Martín Seras Martín 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 22 temporada 2019-20. Federación Española de Rugby 2 Boletín nº 22 temporada 2019-20. Federación Española de Rugby LEONES XV- CAMPEONATO DE EUROPA España cae de pie ante Georgia en una batalla campal (10-23) 3 Walter Degirolmo Walter El XV del León volvió a un Estadio Central de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid engalanado y con más de 11.200 espectadores. Un partido en el que los nuestros se dejaron la piel ante una Georgia que demostró estar todavía un punto por encima del resto de contendientes del Rugby Europe Championship. A pesar de la derrota (10-23) España dejó un buen regusto en todos los aficionados, ya que mostró una vez más su carácter, su corazón y su resistencia ante un rival físicamente muy duro. A un virus que dejó fuera de combate a dos jugadores como Lucas Rubio, sustituido por Brad Linklater, y Asier Usarraga, se sumaron las lesiones en los primeros minutos de Jordi Jorba y el capitán, Fernando López. En los primeros compases, Georgia quiso asegurarse e hizo trabajar a su delantera, una de sus armas más poderosas. A pesar de la tremenda defensa de maul que demostró España, el empuje de los Lelos les sirvió para inaugurar el marcador con sus primeros cinco puntos. El XV del León tardó poco en devolver el golpe. En cuanto pisaron la 22 contraria, los nuestros aprovecharon el primer error de Georgia para ir a touch y, con un potente agrupamiento (ya marca de la casa), igualaron el marcador: 5-5. Los actuales campeones de Europa no iban a vender barata su corona y, con un nuevo ensayo de su ala Todua, que recogía una patada clínica de su apertura, y varios golpes de castigo en los que no perdonaron y pasaron entre palos, se pusieron 5-18 arriba a los 25 minutos de encuentro. Boletín nº 22 temporada 2019-20. Federación Española de Rugby La maquinaria de Georgia continuaba funcionando a todo gas y de nuevo su talonador, Mamukashvili, con una jugada ensayada desde touch, encontraba la zona de marca de los 4 Leones, agrandando la diferencia hasta el 5-23 con el que se llegó al descanso. En la segunda mitad las fuerzas se igualaron y los hombres de Santi Santos tocaron varias veces a la puerta del ensayo rival, aunque sin traspasar la línea de cal. Hasta en tres ocasiones intentaron entrar los Leones con el maul y el consiguiente pick and go, pero la defensa georgiana demostró tablas y determinación y pararon las embestidas españolas. Tras el tremendo esfuerzo de los Leones, el premio llegó al borde del final, con un ensayo de Vicente del Hoyo, quien posaba un imparable maul tras varias tentativas de los españoles. A pesar del resultado final (10-23), los nuestros dejaron buenas sensaciones, ya que con el coraje y tesón que les caracteriza consiguieron arrebatar el bonus ofensivo a los georgianos en la última jugada. Ahora, los hombres de Santiago Santos tendrán una merecida semana de descanso, antes de comenzar a pensar en el próximo reto, en el que se verán las caras ante Rumanía. #VamosLeones Boletín nº 22 temporada 2019-20. Federación Española de Rugby 5 Boletín nº 22 temporada 2019-20. Federación Española de Rugby RUGBY EUROPE (Sheet 1) EUROPEAN NATION CUP 6 Game sheet Rugby celebrated in Madrid Category Rugby Europe Championship Date 09/02/2020// KO Time 12:45: Stadium Campo Central CIU ROUND 7 TEAM A España TEAM B Georgia FORMATION * Mark with X first line players * Mark with X first line players * Mark with C captain players * Mark with C captain players Control Control Nº * FAMILY NAME, FIRS NAME Nº * FAMILY NAME, FIRS NAME Number Number 1 XC LÓPEZ , Fernando ESP189 F 1 X NARIASHVILI, Mikheil GEO48 F 2 X PINTO, Marco ESP2 F 2 X MAMUKASHVILI, Shalva GEO105 F 3 X BLANCO, Alberto ESP195 F 3 X CHILACHAVA, Levan GEO106 F 4 PETERS, Joshua ESP304 F 4 SUTIASHVILI, Shalva GEO19 F 5 GUILLAUME, Lucas ESP192 F 5 TCHEISHVILI, Nodar GEO229 F 6 QUERCY, Fréderic ESP172 F 6 GACHECHILADZE, Mikheil GEO82 F 7 GIBOUIN, Gauthier ESP182 F 7 TSUTSKIRIDZE, Giorgi GEO61 F 8 TAULI, Lionel Afaese ESP179 F 8 GORGADZE, Beka GEO30 F 9 ROUET, Guillaume ESP8 F 9 LOBZHANIDZE, Vasil GEO109 F 10 LINKLATER, Bradley Dean ESP188 F 10 ABZHANDADZE, Tedo GEO101 F 11 BELL, John Wessel ESP616 F 11 TABUTSADZE, Akaki GEO237 F 12 RABAGO, Andrea ESP171 F 12 MTCHEDLIDZE, Tamaz GEO225 F 13 STEWART, Richard ESP262 F 13 KACHARAVA, David GEO75 F 14 JORBA, Jordi ESP186 F 14 TODUA, Alexander GEO110 F 15 MALIÉ, Charlie ES20 F 15 MATIASHVILI, Ioseb GEO238 F Control Control Nº * For Min. SUBSTITUTE PLAYERS Nº * For Min. SUBSTITUTE PLAYERS Number Number 16 X 1 19 FUTEU, Thierry ESP520 F 16 X 2 67 CHKOIDZE, Giorgi GEO66 F 17 X 2 60 DEL HOYO, Vicente ESP421 F 17 X 1 52 GOGICHASHVILI, Guram GEO100 F 18 X 3 55 ZABALA, Jon ESP176 F 18 X 3 50 GIGASHVILI, Beka GEO116 F 19 4 61 SANCHEZ, Víctor ESP177 F 19 5 64 GIGAURI, Davit GEO230 F 20 8 55 PAILA, Nathan Derk ESP615 F 20 4 69 TKHILAISHVILI, Giorgi GEO108 F 21 9 69 MUNILLA, Tomás ESP104 F 21 9 64 APRASIDZE, Gela GEO83 F 22 13 41 NUENO, Pierre ESP708 F 22 12 75 MALAGURADZE, Lasha GEO60 F 23 14 19 ALONSO, Martín ESP709 F 23 10 64 KHMALADZE, Lasha GEO120 F SIGNATURE SIGNATURE CAPTAIN CAPTAIN SIGNATURE SIGNATURE HEAD COACH SANTOS, Santiago HEAD COACH MAISASHVILI, Levan Control Number Control Number 424 SIGNATURE GEO239 SIGNATURE MANAGER SANCHEZ, Jose Antonio MANAGER KHUNDADZE, Irakli Control Number ESP500 Control Number GEO36 ASSISTANT SIGNATURE ASSISTANT SIGNATURE REFEREE EVANS, A. REFEREE ENGLISH, M. Control Number arb360 Control Number arb671 FINAL SCORE COMMENTS REFEREE EVANS, C TEAM A Control Number 10 arb550 TEAM B 23 Referee Field Assistant Control Number Doctor WCES101 ..........................................................................PATRÓN-COSTAS, Eliseo .......................................................................... PAPER ENABLING FUNCTIONALITY Boletín nº 22 temporada 2019-20. Federación Española de Rugby RUGBY EUROPE (Sheet 2) EUROPEAN NATION CUP 7 Game sheet Rugby celebrated in Madrid Category Rugby Europe Championship Date 09/02/2020// KO Time 12:45: Stadium Campo Central CIU ROUND 7 TEAM A España TEAM B Georgia TEAM A SCORE Event (*) T T Nº 2 17 Minute 8 80 (*) T: Try; EC:Penalty Try; C: Conversion; PK: Penalty Kick; DG: Drop Goal TEAM B (*) Event T PK T C PK T Nº 2 10 14 10 10 2 Minute 4 13 19 20 23 37 EXPULSIONS TEAM A SIN BIN RED CARD Nº Nº Minute Minute TEAM B SIN BIN RED CARD Nº 6 Nº Minute 65 Minute SPECTATORS 11.200 STATE FIELD GAME Fantástico WEATHER Nublado TEMPERATURE 11ºC COMMENTS Debutaron con España Martín ALONSO y Pierre NUENO. Se producen las lesiones de Jordi JORBA (ligamentos cruzado y lateral de la rodilla) y Fernando LÓPEZ ( rotura parcial del tendón del brazo). Referee Field Assistant Lic. Number ............................................................... ............................................................... PAPER ENABLING FUNCTIONALITY Boletín nº 22 temporada 2019-20. Federación Española de Rugby 8 Asegurador de la Selección Nacional Boletín nº 22 temporada 2019-20. Federación Española de Rugby LEONES XV- CAMPEONATO DE EUROPA Piri Weepu y Sitiveni Sivivatu, con los Classic All Blacks contra España 9 Martín Seras Martín Tras la Master Class que Joe Schmidt impartió al XV del León en el Centro del Alto Rendimiento de Sant Cugat, tuvo lugar una presentación a la que, además del técnico que el 29 de mayo dirigirá a los Classic All Blacks contra España en el Wanda Metropolitano, asistieron el seleccionador español, Santi Santos, y el presidente de la Federación Española de Rugby (FER), Alfonso Feijoo, además del ex internacional español Albert Malo y el internacional español y capitán de la Santboiana, Afa Tauli. Abrió el acto Josep Escoda, Jefe de Relaciones Internacionales y Nuevos Desarrollos del CAR de Sant Cugat. El empresario neozelandés y socio de la promotora Kiwi House, Paul Nicholson, fue el encargado de presentar el España vs Classic All Blacks ante los numerosos medios de Barcelona presentes, informó que la venta de entradas para el partidazo que se disputará en el estadio del Atlético de Madrid ronda ya las 40.000 y anunció el nombre de dos de los ex All Blacks que jugarán contra España en Madrid. Se trata nada menos que del medio de melé Piri Weepu, encargado de dirigir la Haka antes de los partidos, y del ala Sitiveni Sivivatu. Piri Awahou Tihou Weepu, conocido rugbísticamente como Piri Weepu es el All Black número 1.049, un medio melé de 36 años que ha vestido la camiseta de la selección neozelandesa en 71 ocasiones. De 1,75 metros de altura y 91 kilos de peso, ha sido el maestro de ceremonias en la haka en 51 de los 71 partidos en los que ha jugado con los All Blacks, más que ningún otro, y será el hombre que la lidere en el Wanda Metropolitano. De ascendencia maorí y niuana, Weepu se proclamó campeón del mundo en 2011 con Nueva Boletín nº 22 temporada 2019-20.
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