England vs NZ Rugby: Ci vediamo nel 2023

Auguri per il 2023 – ph. Matteo Mangiarotti – OnRugby

Finisce un 2022 che noi, quelli del rugby, ricorderemo per un bel po’.

Ne sono successe di tutti i colori quest’anno: l’Italia è tornata a vincere al Sei Nazioni ed ha battuto l’Australia, la Georgia ha battuto l’Italia e il Galles, il Cile si è qualificato alla Rugby World Cup, l’Irlanda ha vinto un tour in trasferta in Nuova Zelanda, il Galles ha vinto per la prima volta in Sudafrica, l’Argentina ha battuto gli All Blacks. E questo solo per stare al rugby maschile internazionale, senza neanche pensare all’impresa delle Black Ferns per vincere il mondiale femminile contro la squadra più dominante della storia o alle gesta della nazionale italiana under 20, capace di battere l’Inghilterra per 2 volte nel giro di pochi mesi.

Un anno che fa da anteprima ideale ad un 2023 dove i riflettori saranno senza dubbio concentrati sulla Rugby World Cup in Francia, in arrivo a settembre.

Leggi anche: Il XV del 2022 secondo OnRugby

La strada è ancora lunga, e passa per la chiusura di questa stagione sportiva, con le fasi finali dei campionati e delle coppe, l’avvio del Super Rugby Pacific e il Sei Nazioni.

Tutti eventi che, come sempre, avremo il piacere di raccontare su queste pagine. Per il momento, però, OnRugby si ferma per festeggiare la fine dell’anno e l’inizio del 2023. Torneremo a pubblicare notizie nuove il 2 gennaio. Con l’occasione la redazione augura a tutti i lettori un gran finale di 2022 e un ancor migliore avvio del nuovo anno.

Leggi anche: 5 momenti Azzurri da ricordare del 2022

Per essere sempre aggiornato sulle nostre news metti il tuo like alla pagina Facebook di OnRugby e/o iscriviti al nostro canale Telegram. Clicca qui per restare aggiornato sul regolamento del rugby.

L’articolo Ci vediamo nel 2023 sembra essere il primo su On Rugby.

The post England vs NZ Rugby: Ci vediamo nel 2023 appeared first on NZ vs England Rugby 2022.



source https://nzsarugby.com/england-vs-nz-rugby-ci-vediamo-nel-2023/

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

All Blacks Rugby boss Mark Robinson refuses to endorse

Image
New Zealand Rugby boss Mark Robinson has refused to suggest Ian Foster's future as All Blacks head train. A matter of hours after the All Blacks' dramatic 35-23 reaction at Ellis Park snapped their three-sport losing run, Robinson fronted media via Zoom in a weird press convention in which he outlined Foster's destiny will be decided as soon as the team arrives domestic early next week, however provided no other perception into the possibly final results. http://plus.google.com/url?q=https%3A%2F%2Fbroncosvsseahawks.com%2F http://maps.google.com/url?q=https%3A%2F%2Fbroncosvsseahawks.com%2F http://plus.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fbroncosvsseahawks.com%2F http://maps.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fbroncosvsseahawks.com%2F https://images.google.co.nz/url?q=https%3A%2F%2Fbroncosvsseahawks.com%2F https://maps.google.co.nz/url?q=https%3A%2F%2Fbroncosvsseahawks.com%2F https://images.google.de/url?q=https%3A%2F%2Fbroncosvsseahawks.com%2F https://plus.google.com/url?q=https%3A%2F%2F...
Read more

What to do with the All Blacks No 12 jersey?

Image
Why Quinn Tupaea is the man for the All Blacks No 12 jersey The fact that David Havili was amongst the chosen 11 to fly early to Cardiff ahead of this weekend’s test with Wales is a solid indicator that he will slot into the second-five position then, as he has done to, mostly, good effect for much of 2021.  Ireland v New Zealand Rugby Quinn Tupaea is just five tests and three starts into his young All Blacks career but already he looks the man to start in the internationals against Ireland and France later on this tour. Jack Goodhue may come again when back from injury in 2022 but, for now, Tupaea looms as the best man to punch holes in the opposition line and help break down the rush defence that so exposed the All Blacks against the Springboks. Funnily enough, 12 is not even Tupaea’s favoured position. That is centre, but Anton Lienert-Brown and/or Rieko Ioane are first cabs off the rank there in black. Havili has acquitted himself well for the All Blacks this season, especially...
Read more

New Zealand U20 score in dying minutes to draw with South Africa U20

Image
Staff members from Sunshine Coast Stadium were on the pitch with leaf blowers and brooms an hour and a half before the inaugural Rugby Championship U20 match began, attempting to clear the numerous puddles that covered the pitch. The "Sunshine Coast" had delivered some less than ideal weather for the historic event, but the rain stopped as the teams passed the big, gleaming trophy. With 90 seconds remaining, South Africa had a narrow lead thanks to a scoring spurt in the third quarter, setting up a historically close test between the two well-known rivals. The kickoff demonstrated the difficulty of the conditions; the drop kick hardly cleared the turf, resulting in a shaky kick that drifted into the path of Liam Jack of New Zealand. During the first scrum,  New Zealand  was awarded a penalty; however, a misdirected throw by the referee cost the Kiwis their first lineout. Every step sent water spraying off the pitch, and each catch required focus, resulting in a lot of kicks...
Read more