Félix Lapoussière
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PublishedAmandine Buchard leaves the Pink Rockets and steps up to Élite 1 with Bobigny
Judoka Amandine Buchard is leaving Stade Français for AC Bobigny 93 and will discover Élite 1 on 25 October at Toulon. After a first rugby season more substantial than expected, thirteen matches including ten starts, she moves up a division. Her gamble has already cost her the judo World Championships in Baku, and the hardest part is still to come: a first cap with the France sevens team.
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PublishedCastres target the top try scorer in Pro D2: what Lucas Martins would change
According to La Dépêche du Midi, Castres have secured Lucas Martins' agreement for 2027-2028. The SU Agen winger, a Portugal international, is coming off a seventeen-try season, the best total in Pro D2. Enough to fill a real hole in the Castres attack.
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PublishedKolisi is back at last: South Africa name their senior men in Buenos Aires
Siya Kolisi, Eben Etzebeth and Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu pull on the Springboks shirt again on Saturday in Buenos Aires. None of the three had played an official test since November. And recent history says Argentina at home come down to a handful of points.
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PublishedThomas Ramos to Racing 92: the club that needed him most
Stade Toulousain have confirmed that Thomas Ramos will leave for Racing 92 at the end of the 2026-2027 season. After 197 matches and 2,319 points in red and black, the France full-back will play one last season in Toulouse before moving to the Hauts-de-Seine.
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Published17 cameras and a referee at the controls: video refereeing changes hands in Top 14
A set-up freed from the broadcaster, up to 17 cameras, a dedicated technician and eleven new video referees: from September, the TMO will no longer depend on Canal+ replays in Top 14 and Pro D2.
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PublishedCastres lock in six key men, Delaporte and Guérois-Galisson until 2030
Castres Olympique have confirmed six contract extensions in one go: captain Baptiste Delaporte and prop Loïs Guérois-Galisson are now tied to the club until 2030, four other senior players until 2029.
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PublishedTwo million or Fédérale: Nissa Rugby’s future is settled on Friday by video call
Promotion snatched in a play-off on 31 May, administrative relegation on 24 July: Nissa Rugby will defend its place in Pro D2 on Friday 7 August at 9.30am before the FFR appeals committee. With two million euros still nowhere to be found.
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PublishedFrance women without their captain: Feleu picks medicine, Ratier calls up 38 players
The FFR has named a 38-player squad for the WXV Global Series. The big absentee is captain Manae Feleu, who is prioritising her medical studies. A huge autumn awaits France, with the Black Ferns, Australia and Canada on the menu.
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PublishedWardi comes full circle: the international prop returns to Montpellier until 2030
Eleven years after leaving, Reda Wardi is back at the club that made him. The France loosehead prop has signed with Montpellier until 2030, with the 2027 World Cup in his sights.
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PublishedOne season and gone: Anscombe leaves Bayonne for the Scarlets
Signed last summer to take over from Camille Lopez, Gareth Anscombe is already leaving Aviron Bayonnais. The 35-year-old Wales international is heading home to the Scarlets.
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PublishedStade Toulousain: continuity as the battle plan for a fifth straight title
One outside signing, departures that hurt more than they look and thirteen contract extensions: behind the champions' apparent stillness sits a deliberate plan to chase a fifth title in a row, something no club has ever done.
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PublishedAt Loudenvielle, Galthié makes the case for French refereeing aligned with international standards
At the referees' camp alongside every Top 14 and Pro D2 coaching staff, the France head coach delivered a data-backed argument against a "two-speed" game.
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PublishedSamoa 24 hours away from vanishing from the international stage
World Rugby has set a 24-hour ultimatum for the Samoan government, which has just withdrawn its recognition of the national union. Without a U-turn, Samoa will be suspended for four years and shut out of the 2027 World Cup, where they are due to face France. Behind the scenes, Belgium are holding their breath.
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Published“Today, we are afraid”: the alarm call from Nissa Rugby’s players
Relegated by administrative decision despite winning promotion on the pitch, Nissa Rugby are fighting for survival. In a statement shared on LinkedIn by back-rower Thibaud Rey, the players make an appeal: "There are a few days left to find a solution."
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PublishedMHR: Nouchi avoids surgery but will miss the season opener, campaign all but over for Ngandebe
The Montpellier captain, who hurt his ankle with France, will be out until the end of September. Gabriel Ngandebe, who has had Achilles tendon surgery, will not play again before 2027.
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PublishedStade Français: Romain Briatte has shoulder surgery and faces months out
The Paris back-rower, hurt as he grounded his third try in the play-off against La Rochelle, had surgery on his right shoulder during the off-season.
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PublishedStorms in Agen: SU Agen’s artificial pitches temporarily closed
Saturday night's storms damaged Agen's artificial pitches, including the one SU Agen train on. A refill is under way before they reopen.
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PublishedFour clashes with the Black Ferns: France Women’s loaded WXV Global Series schedule
Six matches in seven weeks, three home fixtures and four meetings with New Zealand: the autumn programme of the France women's team is out, and it is a tough one.
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PublishedMontpellier loan U20 international Nils Punti to Carcassonne
A U20 Grand Slam in the bag, the Montpellier lock is off to toughen up in Nationale.
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PublishedJames Lowe leaves Leinster to replace Kolbe in Tokyo
Leinster lose a landmark figure: James Lowe is joining Japan, where he takes over from Cheslin Kolbe.