It was presented as “a final before its time”. And we clearly weren’t lied to. The clash between Ireland and New Zealand delivered on all its promises and more. In THE clash of the quarter-finals, between the most successful selection in history, crowned three times (1987, 2011 and 2015), and the first nation in the World Rugby rankings, the All Blacks emerged victorious. Jordie Barrett’s partners took down the “Clover” (24-28) on Saturday October 14. At the end of a fight, both physical and psychological, the New Zealanders won the right to face Argentina, surprise scorer of Wales (17-29), in the semi-final Friday October 20 (at 9 p.m., on TF1, MYTF1 and TF1info).
In the lead almost the entire game, the All Blacks had to work hard to bring down the Irish, who dreamed of breaking their glass ceiling (seven quarter-finals). But, this time again, the ambition of Jonathan Sexton’s gang once again came up against the gates of the last four of the World Cup. One thing is certain: we will have to count on New Zealand, more than ever.
2023-10-14 22:56:47
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