Top 14 – Bordeaux-Bègles: Urios regrets three absences for several weeks

The infirmary is always full on the Bordeaux-Bègles coast. In fact, while the Girondin club will have to move to the Lyon lawn this Sunday at the end of the 6th day of the Top 14, the third line will have to deal with several absences, confirmed on Wednesday at a press conference by Christophe Urios. While he retired at the last minute last weekend before the Stade Français Paris reception, Antoine Miquel will not return to competitions until the end of November due to a shoulder injury. Called to replace him in the starting fifteenth, Jean-Baptiste Lachaise spent only four minutes on the pitch due to a hamstring tear. injury that should set it aside for up to three months. A massacre that led to the recruitment as a jolly doctor of the Italian Renato Giammarioli who, despite having recently taken part in training, has not yet seen his arrival being registered by the National Rugby League (Lnr).

Cordero and Tambwe towards the comeback

Also released due to injury last weekend, Clément Maynadier also suffers from a shoulder and is not expected to return to competition before the end of November. A gloomy record which, however, is clarified by some returns from the accident. Indeed, Santiago Cordero could be on the scoresheet next weekend against the LOU after missing the match against the Parisians, just like Madosh Tambwe, who recently suffered a crutch. An optimism that does not suit full-back Nans Ducuingnot sufficiently recovered from a hamstring injury and will probably have to wait for the Racing 92 reception on 15 October to rejoin the group. As should be also the opening half Zack Holmes, who arrived this summer from Toulouse and suffered from adductors before being welcomed by the Stade Français Paris. It is therefore a revised and corrected UBB team that will have to contend with the LOU next weekend.