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Rassegna Del 13/06/2019 Rassegna del 13/06/2019 FEDERAZIONE ITALIANA RUGBY 13/06/19 Gazzettino 24 In breve - Rugby mondiali under 20: italia ko 38-14 ... 1 13/06/19 Resto del Carlino 6 Femi, i dubbi di Mantelli Casellato: «Il ragazzo non è certo di os.pr. 2 Rovigo rimanere» 13/06/19 Resto del Carlino 6 Intervista a Niccolò Badocchi - Badocchi resta: «Cresceremo os.pr. 3 Rovigo ancora» 13/06/19 Voce dello Sport 4 Un australIano in rossoblù Spano Stefano 4 13/06/19 Voce dello Sport 4 L'Italia ko con l'Irlanda in campo tre Bersaglieri ... 6 13/06/19 Voce dello Sport 4 Intervista a Niccolò Badocchi - "Un netto miglioramento da parte ... 7 di tutti" WEB 12/06/19 ONRUGBY.IT 1 Rugby - Mondiale Under 20: l'Irlanda sconfigge l'Italia 38-14 a ... 9 Santa Fe 13-GIU-2019 da pag. 24 Dir. 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Non basta la fiammata azzurra a cavallo tra le due frazioni Mondiale Under 20: gli highlights della sfida tra Italia e Inghilterra Le azioni salienti della tiratissima gara di Santa Fè 9 giugno 2019 Ben Smith: All Black, waterboy e papà allo stesso tempo Il trequarti degli Highlanders ha portato sua figlia a vedere una partita da molto vicino 7 giugno 2019 Mondiale Under 20: gli highlights di Italia-Australia Tutte le azioni salenti nella sfida andata in scena a Santa Fè 5 giugno 2019 I NOSTRI ESPERTI Ph. Luca Sighinolfi LA STORTA E LA FURBA DI MARCO PASTONESI Nella tarda mattinata di Santa Fe, Italia ed Irlanda aprono la terza, decisiva, giornata di Mondiale Under 20, con una Una strada sempre in salita: partita di vitale importanza per il cammino di entrambe le compagini nel torneo argentino. Gli azzurrini provano ad Marco Pastonesi racconta il entrare (nonostante una situazione complessa) nel tabellone ad eliminazione diretta per le posizioni tra il quinto e Rugby Lucca 12 marzo 2019 l’ottavo posto, gli irlandesi a catturare uno spot per le semifinali valide per il titolo mondiale. A BORDO CAMPO Leggi anche: Chi è Ange Capuozzo, italo-francese della nazionale Under 20 DI ANDREA MASI La testa, le mani, i piedi: con L’avvio irlandese è furioso, con i verdi che si riversano immediatamente nei 22 metri azzurri, provando ripetutamente a Andrea Masi analizziamo la timbrare la prima meta dell’incontro, ma anche grazie ad un paio di professional foul spesi nel momento opportuno, i costruzione di un giocatore professionista ragazzi di Roselli difendono strenuamente, spegnendo le velleità verdi, almeno fino al 7′, quando dopo una serie di 28 gennaio 2019 pick’n’go corrosivi sui 5 metri, il pilone destro Milne va oltre la linea di meta. Healy, in grande giornata al piede, sin dalle prime giocate, sia dalla piazzola che nel gioco tattico, trasforma e fissa il punteggio sul 7-0. REGOLE DEL RUGBY All’11’, l’Irlanda, dopo un paio di minuti caratterizzati da una battaglia senza quartiere nei breakdown, conquista un piazzato, forzando un tenuto azzurro ed andando sul 10-0, grazie alla precisione a piede di Healy. L’inerzia del match è tutta nelle mani dei verdi, che al 15′ mettono a segno la seconda meta di giornata, con Foley che è abilissimo a sfruttare la superiorità al largo sull’out di sinistra, esplorata alla perfezione dalla sua mediana. Healy trasforma per il 17-0. Rispetto all’uscita contro l’Inghilterra, gli azzurrini faticano sui punti d’incontro, sotto la pressione avversaria, e non riescono a conquistare palloni di qualità in touche, tasto dolente di giornata. Proprio da una rubata in rimessa laterale, sui 5 metri, i verdi sviluppano l’azione che porta alla terza meta, finalizzata, al 33′, da Allison, che va oltre, con una carica centrale. Healy converte e porta i suoi sul 24-0. Prima della pausa lunga, poi, arriva anche la meta del bonus con Russell che finalizza i lavoro dei compagni alla bandierina, attivato, sull’out di sinistra, con un passaggio stiloso di Healy. Lo stesso mediano irlandese è infallibile dalla piazzola, al 37′, per il 31-0. Roselli, deluso dalla prestazione dei suoi avanti, cambia in massa i primi 5, al 38′. AREA DOWNLOAD La mossa, per certi versi sorprendente, paga immediatamente dividenti pesanti, con l’Italia che per la prima volta si porta dentro i 22 metri avversari. Gli azzurrini mantengono il possesso in touche, e arrivano sin sui 5 metri con una TERZO TEMPO rolling maul debordante. Gli irlandesi difendono, ma sono costretti a spendere il fallo professionale in un paio di occasioni. Alla seconda mischia consecutiva chiamata da Ruggeri, su vantaggio, con il team di Roselli in avanzamento, WEB 9 ONRUGBY.IT Data pubblicazione: 12/06/2019 Link al Sito Web Fusco si stacca, elude un paio di difensori e va oltre la linea. Garbisi trasforma e manda tutti negli spogliatoi sul 31-7. Il secondo tempo inizia alla grandissima per gli azzurrini, che al 42′, arando il pacchetto degli avanti verde in una mischia sui 5 metri, ottengono una meta tecnica per il 31-14. Gli azzurrini aumentano esponenzialmente la qualità delle loro esecuzioni, portandosi in zona rossa, con costrutto, in un paio di occasioni, senza riuscire, tuttavia, a portare a casa punti, ed al 56′, dopo una 15′ di minuti complessi, l’Irlanda torna nei 22 azzurri, marcando la quinta meta con Baird, che va oltre, dopo una lunga serie di pick’n’go corrosivi. Healy trasforma e porta il punteggio sul definitivo 38-14. Slow Motion #45: corri Frost, corri Gli azzurrini chiudono così al quarto posto il proprio girone, e verosimilmente affronteranno la Georgia nella semifinale Nella rosa dell'Australia Under 20, c'è un seconda linea per il nono posto. molto simile a un'arma di distruzione di massa. L'Irlanda lo ha visto da vicino al Mondiale Il tabellino della gara 10 giugno 2019 Italia: 15 Ange Capuozzo, 14 Jacopo Trulla, 13 Federico Mori, 12 Damiano Mazza, 11 Cristian Lai, 10 Paolo Garbisi, 9 L’eredità di Israel Dagg Alessandro Fusco, 8 Antoine Koffi, 7 Davide Ruggeri (c), 6 Angelo Maurizi, 5 Thomas Parolo, 4 Nicolae Cristian Stoian, 3 L'ex estremo degli All Blacks ha Matteo Nocera, 2 Niccolò Taddia, 1 Luca Michelini parlato dei momenti più difficili prima del ritiro, e soprattutto di A disposizione: 16 Andrej Marinello, 17 Matteo Drudi, 18 Filippo Alongi, 19 Andrea Zambonin, 20 Andrea Chianucci, 21 come ci si dovrebbe preparare alla fine della carriera Mirco Finotto, 23 Lorenzo Citton, 24 Giacomo Da Re, 25 Giulio Bertaccini, 26 Matteo Moscardi, 27 Edoardo Mastandrea, 10 giugno 2019 28 Michele Mba Rugby in diretta: il mete: Fusco (40′), penalty try (42′) programma tv e streaming trasformazioni: Garbisi (40′) dal 7/06 al 9/06 punizioni: Giornate decisive per il Super Rugby. Sabato ci sarà la 2^ giornata del Mondiale Under Irlanda: 15 Jake Flannery, 14 Angus Kernohan, 13 Liam Turner, 12 Cormac Foley, 11 Rob Russell, 10 Ben Healy, 9 20. Domenica in programma la finale Under 18 Colm Reilly, 8 Azur Allison, 7 Ciaran Booth, 6 David McCann, 5 Ryan Baird, 4 Thomas Ahern, 3 Michael Milne, 2 John 6 giugno 2019 McKee, 1 Josh Wycherley A disposizione: 16 Declan Adamson, 17 Thomas Clarkson, 18 Charlie Ward, 19 Dylan Tierney-Martin, 20 Charlie Ryan, 21 Niall Murray, 22 Luke Clohessy, 23 Craig Casey, 24 Jonathan Wren, 25 David Ryan, 26 Aaron O’Sullivan, 27 Max O’Reilly mete: Milne (7′), Foley (16′), Allison (32′), Russell (37′), Baird (55′) trasformazioni: Healy (8′, 16′, 33′, 37′, 56′) punizioni: Healy (11′) onrugby.it © riproduzione riservata TAG: Irlanda Italia ULTIME NOTIZIE IN JR RUGBY WORLD CUP Mondiale Under 20: Italia- Mondiale Under 20: l’Italia Mondiale Under 20: la Irlanda e tutta la terza cerca continuità contro situazione dopo la seconda giornata in diretta streaming l’Irlanda giornata Potete seguire su OnRugby tutte le Per gli azzurrini sarà difficile evitare il Definite le gerarchie nelle Pool A e B, partite.
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