Amichevoli estate 2007
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Leinster cruised to an emphatic 66-3 victory over Padova in UCD Bowl, Belfield on Saturday afternoon to conclude their pre-season campaign on a winning note.
Gary Brown bagged a first-half hat-trick of tries while Luke Fitzgerald and replacement Fergus McFadden chipped in with a brace each as Leinster dominated the game practically from the off. Cian Healy and Brian Blaney also crossed over while Jonathan Sexton impressed with a 21-point tally which included a try.
It was the Italian Super 10 side who opened the scoring from a Giacomo Preo from the Leinster 10-metre line after seven minutes, but when Jonathan Sexton took a good line to touch down three minutes later, which the St. Mary’s College man converted, it was one-way traffic for the hosts as they ran riot in blistering sunshine.
Gary Brown impressed on the right wing all afternoon and gathered his first try on 13 minutes after skipper Leo Cullen initially stole a lineout and a well-worked move out the backline found Brown metres from the line.
A Rob Kearney break four minutes later through the Padova rear-guard created space and the Ireland international off-loaded a perfectly weighted pass for Luke Fitzgerald to gather and sprint clear for Leinster’s third try of the afternoon.
Though Sexton’s kick shaved the upright, he made amends in the 20th minute when he converted Brown’s second try after a superb break from Michael Berne and Fitzgerald.
Brown was on fire now and rounded off his third try after 32 minutes following a flowing move involving Chris Whitaker, Sexton and Fitzgerald who unleashed the Blackrock speedster to run in – with Sexton adding the points - and give Leinster a 31-3 half-time lead.
Leinster’s dominance continued in the second half with Cian Healy getting on the scoresheet, while Fitzgerald capitalised on a fortuitous bounce from a clever kick forward on the hour mark to touch down.
Sexton added both conversions and his third of the half in the 71st minute for sub Fergus McFadden who impressed with a late cameo.
Brian Blaney added a try of his own following some dominant forward play in the 75th minute, while McFadden ended the rout with his second – and Leinster’s tenth try – of a hungry and encouraging all-round display.
Gary Brown bagged a first-half hat-trick of tries while Luke Fitzgerald and replacement Fergus McFadden chipped in with a brace each as Leinster dominated the game practically from the off. Cian Healy and Brian Blaney also crossed over while Jonathan Sexton impressed with a 21-point tally which included a try.
It was the Italian Super 10 side who opened the scoring from a Giacomo Preo from the Leinster 10-metre line after seven minutes, but when Jonathan Sexton took a good line to touch down three minutes later, which the St. Mary’s College man converted, it was one-way traffic for the hosts as they ran riot in blistering sunshine.
Gary Brown impressed on the right wing all afternoon and gathered his first try on 13 minutes after skipper Leo Cullen initially stole a lineout and a well-worked move out the backline found Brown metres from the line.
A Rob Kearney break four minutes later through the Padova rear-guard created space and the Ireland international off-loaded a perfectly weighted pass for Luke Fitzgerald to gather and sprint clear for Leinster’s third try of the afternoon.
Though Sexton’s kick shaved the upright, he made amends in the 20th minute when he converted Brown’s second try after a superb break from Michael Berne and Fitzgerald.
Brown was on fire now and rounded off his third try after 32 minutes following a flowing move involving Chris Whitaker, Sexton and Fitzgerald who unleashed the Blackrock speedster to run in – with Sexton adding the points - and give Leinster a 31-3 half-time lead.
Leinster’s dominance continued in the second half with Cian Healy getting on the scoresheet, while Fitzgerald capitalised on a fortuitous bounce from a clever kick forward on the hour mark to touch down.
Sexton added both conversions and his third of the half in the 71st minute for sub Fergus McFadden who impressed with a late cameo.
Brian Blaney added a try of his own following some dominant forward play in the 75th minute, while McFadden ended the rout with his second – and Leinster’s tenth try – of a hungry and encouraging all-round display.
Gary Brown bagged a first-half hat-trick of tries while Luke Fitzgerald and replacement Fergus McFadden chipped in with a brace each as Leinster dominated the game practically from the off. Cian Healy and Brian Blaney also crossed over while Jonathan Sexton impressed with a 21-point tally which included a try.
It was the Italian Super 10 side who opened the scoring from a Giacomo Preo from the Leinster 10-metre line after seven minutes, but when Jonathan Sexton took a good line to touch down three minutes later, which the St. Mary’s College man converted, it was one-way traffic for the hosts as they ran riot in blistering sunshine.
Gary Brown impressed on the right wing all afternoon and gathered his first try on 13 minutes after skipper Leo Cullen initially stole a lineout and a well-worked move out the backline found Brown metres from the line.
A Rob Kearney break four minutes later through the Padova rear-guard created space and the Ireland international off-loaded a perfectly weighted pass for Luke Fitzgerald to gather and sprint clear for Leinster’s third try of the afternoon.
Though Sexton’s kick shaved the upright, he made amends in the 20th minute when he converted Brown’s second try after a superb break from Michael Berne and Fitzgerald.
Brown was on fire now and rounded off his third try after 32 minutes following a flowing move involving Chris Whitaker, Sexton and Fitzgerald who unleashed the Blackrock speedster to run in – with Sexton adding the points - and give Leinster a 31-3 half-time lead.
Leinster’s dominance continued in the second half with Cian Healy getting on the scoresheet, while Fitzgerald capitalised on a fortuitous bounce from a clever kick forward on the hour mark to touch down.
Sexton added both conversions and his third of the half in the 71st minute for sub Fergus McFadden who impressed with a late cameo.
Brian Blaney added a try of his own following some dominant forward play in the 75th minute, while McFadden ended the rout with his second – and Leinster’s tenth try – of a hungry and encouraging all-round display.
LEINSTER SCORERS: G. Brown (3 tries), L. Fitzgerald / F. McFadden (2 tries each), C. Healy / B. Blaney (1 try each), J. Sexton (1 try, 8 conversions)
PADOVA SCORER: G. Preo (1 penalty)
LEINSTER:
15: Rob Kearney (Fionn Carr, 62)
14: Gary Brown
13: Michael Berne (Rob Kearney, 71)
12: Christian Warner (Fergus McFadden, 62)
11: Luke Fitzgerald
10: Jonathan Sexton
9: Chris Whitaker VICE CAPTAIN (Chris Keane, 50) (Cillian Willis, 69)
1: Cian Healy (Stan Wright, 58)
2: Bernard Jackman (Brian Blaney, 71)
3: Juan Francisco Gomez
4: Trevor Hogan (Devin Toner, half-time)
5: Leo Cullen CAPTAIN (Trevor Hogan, 62)
6: Stephen Keogh (Cameron Jowitt, 50)
7: Keith Gleeson (Sean O'Brien, 74)
8: Jamie Heaslip (Kevin McLaughlin, 69)
REPLACEMENT NOT USED: Richie Sweeney
PADOVA:
15: Luca Martin
14: Michael Palefa
13: Enrico Patrizio
12: Martin Acuna
11: Alvaro Lopez
10: Giacomo Preo
9: Nicola Leonardi
1: Michele Rizzo
2: Galo Alvarez Quinones
3: Tino Paoletti
4: Augustin Cavalieri
5: Stuart Grimes
6: Mariano Lorenzetti
7: Nicolas Galatro CAPTAIN
8: Gonzalo Padro
REPLACEMENTS: Andres Rondinelli, Mariano Gastaldi, Lorenzo Giovanchelli, Alberto Saccardo, Nicola Bezzati, Stefano Canale, Manuel Dallan, Fabio Faggiotto, Nicola Pavin
REFEREE: David Wilkinson (IRFU)
Gary Brown bagged a first-half hat-trick of tries while Luke Fitzgerald and replacement Fergus McFadden chipped in with a brace each as Leinster dominated the game practically from the off. Cian Healy and Brian Blaney also crossed over while Jonathan Sexton impressed with a 21-point tally which included a try.
It was the Italian Super 10 side who opened the scoring from a Giacomo Preo from the Leinster 10-metre line after seven minutes, but when Jonathan Sexton took a good line to touch down three minutes later, which the St. Mary’s College man converted, it was one-way traffic for the hosts as they ran riot in blistering sunshine.
Gary Brown impressed on the right wing all afternoon and gathered his first try on 13 minutes after skipper Leo Cullen initially stole a lineout and a well-worked move out the backline found Brown metres from the line.
A Rob Kearney break four minutes later through the Padova rear-guard created space and the Ireland international off-loaded a perfectly weighted pass for Luke Fitzgerald to gather and sprint clear for Leinster’s third try of the afternoon.
Though Sexton’s kick shaved the upright, he made amends in the 20th minute when he converted Brown’s second try after a superb break from Michael Berne and Fitzgerald.
Brown was on fire now and rounded off his third try after 32 minutes following a flowing move involving Chris Whitaker, Sexton and Fitzgerald who unleashed the Blackrock speedster to run in – with Sexton adding the points - and give Leinster a 31-3 half-time lead.
Leinster’s dominance continued in the second half with Cian Healy getting on the scoresheet, while Fitzgerald capitalised on a fortuitous bounce from a clever kick forward on the hour mark to touch down.
Sexton added both conversions and his third of the half in the 71st minute for sub Fergus McFadden who impressed with a late cameo.
Brian Blaney added a try of his own following some dominant forward play in the 75th minute, while McFadden ended the rout with his second – and Leinster’s tenth try – of a hungry and encouraging all-round display.
Gary Brown bagged a first-half hat-trick of tries while Luke Fitzgerald and replacement Fergus McFadden chipped in with a brace each as Leinster dominated the game practically from the off. Cian Healy and Brian Blaney also crossed over while Jonathan Sexton impressed with a 21-point tally which included a try.
It was the Italian Super 10 side who opened the scoring from a Giacomo Preo from the Leinster 10-metre line after seven minutes, but when Jonathan Sexton took a good line to touch down three minutes later, which the St. Mary’s College man converted, it was one-way traffic for the hosts as they ran riot in blistering sunshine.
Gary Brown impressed on the right wing all afternoon and gathered his first try on 13 minutes after skipper Leo Cullen initially stole a lineout and a well-worked move out the backline found Brown metres from the line.
A Rob Kearney break four minutes later through the Padova rear-guard created space and the Ireland international off-loaded a perfectly weighted pass for Luke Fitzgerald to gather and sprint clear for Leinster’s third try of the afternoon.
Though Sexton’s kick shaved the upright, he made amends in the 20th minute when he converted Brown’s second try after a superb break from Michael Berne and Fitzgerald.
Brown was on fire now and rounded off his third try after 32 minutes following a flowing move involving Chris Whitaker, Sexton and Fitzgerald who unleashed the Blackrock speedster to run in – with Sexton adding the points - and give Leinster a 31-3 half-time lead.
Leinster’s dominance continued in the second half with Cian Healy getting on the scoresheet, while Fitzgerald capitalised on a fortuitous bounce from a clever kick forward on the hour mark to touch down.
Sexton added both conversions and his third of the half in the 71st minute for sub Fergus McFadden who impressed with a late cameo.
Brian Blaney added a try of his own following some dominant forward play in the 75th minute, while McFadden ended the rout with his second – and Leinster’s tenth try – of a hungry and encouraging all-round display.
Gary Brown bagged a first-half hat-trick of tries while Luke Fitzgerald and replacement Fergus McFadden chipped in with a brace each as Leinster dominated the game practically from the off. Cian Healy and Brian Blaney also crossed over while Jonathan Sexton impressed with a 21-point tally which included a try.
It was the Italian Super 10 side who opened the scoring from a Giacomo Preo from the Leinster 10-metre line after seven minutes, but when Jonathan Sexton took a good line to touch down three minutes later, which the St. Mary’s College man converted, it was one-way traffic for the hosts as they ran riot in blistering sunshine.
Gary Brown impressed on the right wing all afternoon and gathered his first try on 13 minutes after skipper Leo Cullen initially stole a lineout and a well-worked move out the backline found Brown metres from the line.
A Rob Kearney break four minutes later through the Padova rear-guard created space and the Ireland international off-loaded a perfectly weighted pass for Luke Fitzgerald to gather and sprint clear for Leinster’s third try of the afternoon.
Though Sexton’s kick shaved the upright, he made amends in the 20th minute when he converted Brown’s second try after a superb break from Michael Berne and Fitzgerald.
Brown was on fire now and rounded off his third try after 32 minutes following a flowing move involving Chris Whitaker, Sexton and Fitzgerald who unleashed the Blackrock speedster to run in – with Sexton adding the points - and give Leinster a 31-3 half-time lead.
Leinster’s dominance continued in the second half with Cian Healy getting on the scoresheet, while Fitzgerald capitalised on a fortuitous bounce from a clever kick forward on the hour mark to touch down.
Sexton added both conversions and his third of the half in the 71st minute for sub Fergus McFadden who impressed with a late cameo.
Brian Blaney added a try of his own following some dominant forward play in the 75th minute, while McFadden ended the rout with his second – and Leinster’s tenth try – of a hungry and encouraging all-round display.
LEINSTER SCORERS: G. Brown (3 tries), L. Fitzgerald / F. McFadden (2 tries each), C. Healy / B. Blaney (1 try each), J. Sexton (1 try, 8 conversions)
PADOVA SCORER: G. Preo (1 penalty)
LEINSTER:
15: Rob Kearney (Fionn Carr, 62)
14: Gary Brown
13: Michael Berne (Rob Kearney, 71)
12: Christian Warner (Fergus McFadden, 62)
11: Luke Fitzgerald
10: Jonathan Sexton
9: Chris Whitaker VICE CAPTAIN (Chris Keane, 50) (Cillian Willis, 69)
1: Cian Healy (Stan Wright, 58)
2: Bernard Jackman (Brian Blaney, 71)
3: Juan Francisco Gomez
4: Trevor Hogan (Devin Toner, half-time)
5: Leo Cullen CAPTAIN (Trevor Hogan, 62)
6: Stephen Keogh (Cameron Jowitt, 50)
7: Keith Gleeson (Sean O'Brien, 74)
8: Jamie Heaslip (Kevin McLaughlin, 69)
REPLACEMENT NOT USED: Richie Sweeney
PADOVA:
15: Luca Martin
14: Michael Palefa
13: Enrico Patrizio
12: Martin Acuna
11: Alvaro Lopez
10: Giacomo Preo
9: Nicola Leonardi
1: Michele Rizzo
2: Galo Alvarez Quinones
3: Tino Paoletti
4: Augustin Cavalieri
5: Stuart Grimes
6: Mariano Lorenzetti
7: Nicolas Galatro CAPTAIN
8: Gonzalo Padro
REPLACEMENTS: Andres Rondinelli, Mariano Gastaldi, Lorenzo Giovanchelli, Alberto Saccardo, Nicola Bezzati, Stefano Canale, Manuel Dallan, Fabio Faggiotto, Nicola Pavin
REFEREE: David Wilkinson (IRFU)
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Test amichevole Munster v VIadana
MUNSTER 36
ARIX VIADANA 7
MARCATORI: 10° m. Coughlan tr. Manning, 25° m. Mariani tr. Howarth, 27° m. O’Boyle tr. Manning, 35° c.p. Manning, 38° m. Pucciariello, 56° m. Coughlan tr. Manning, 77° m. Horgan tr. Manning.
MUNSTER: Lawlor; Horgan, Lewis, Tipoki, O’Boyle; Manning, Hurley; Coughlan, Ronan, O’Donnel; Melbourne, Holland; Pucciariello, Cronin, McGovern. All.: Declan Kidney
ARIX VIADANA: Reid (64° Pilat); Pedersen, Pace, Law, Mariani; Howarth (41° Curle), Bortolussi (41° McGrath) ; Benatti, Persico, Harding (64° Vella); Filippini (41° Geldenhuys), Waller; Rouyet (53° Alonso), Ferraro (53° Moretti), Milani (53° Redolfini). All.: Jim Love.
CORK – L’ Arix Viadana capitola anche a Cork contro i campioni irlandesi del Munster, ma arrivano segnali positivi da questa seconda trasferta di pre campionato da parte del team di Jim Love. Segnali che promuovono tutto il gruppo degli avanti con la prima linea sugli scudi, sia quella schierata dal primo minuto. Che i sostituti entrati ad inizio ripresa. Anche le seconde e terze linee si sono ben comportate con Benatti e Persico sugli scudi assieme ad Harding ritrovato quanto meno sul piano dell’ impegno. Le note dolenti arrivano ancora dalla gestione dell’ ovale dove gli errori di handling hanno condizionato la prova in attacco di Viadana ed hanno nel contempo favorito le segnature dei padroni di casa, maestri nello sfruttare ogni occasione a loro vantaggio.
Il Viadana si presenterà davanti al proprio pubblico venerdì 28 settembre in notturna nell’ amichevole benefica contro il Rugby Colorno.
ARIX VIADANA 7
MARCATORI: 10° m. Coughlan tr. Manning, 25° m. Mariani tr. Howarth, 27° m. O’Boyle tr. Manning, 35° c.p. Manning, 38° m. Pucciariello, 56° m. Coughlan tr. Manning, 77° m. Horgan tr. Manning.
MUNSTER: Lawlor; Horgan, Lewis, Tipoki, O’Boyle; Manning, Hurley; Coughlan, Ronan, O’Donnel; Melbourne, Holland; Pucciariello, Cronin, McGovern. All.: Declan Kidney
ARIX VIADANA: Reid (64° Pilat); Pedersen, Pace, Law, Mariani; Howarth (41° Curle), Bortolussi (41° McGrath) ; Benatti, Persico, Harding (64° Vella); Filippini (41° Geldenhuys), Waller; Rouyet (53° Alonso), Ferraro (53° Moretti), Milani (53° Redolfini). All.: Jim Love.
CORK – L’ Arix Viadana capitola anche a Cork contro i campioni irlandesi del Munster, ma arrivano segnali positivi da questa seconda trasferta di pre campionato da parte del team di Jim Love. Segnali che promuovono tutto il gruppo degli avanti con la prima linea sugli scudi, sia quella schierata dal primo minuto. Che i sostituti entrati ad inizio ripresa. Anche le seconde e terze linee si sono ben comportate con Benatti e Persico sugli scudi assieme ad Harding ritrovato quanto meno sul piano dell’ impegno. Le note dolenti arrivano ancora dalla gestione dell’ ovale dove gli errori di handling hanno condizionato la prova in attacco di Viadana ed hanno nel contempo favorito le segnature dei padroni di casa, maestri nello sfruttare ogni occasione a loro vantaggio.
Il Viadana si presenterà davanti al proprio pubblico venerdì 28 settembre in notturna nell’ amichevole benefica contro il Rugby Colorno.
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Cicio
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RE: Test amichevole Munster v VIadana
Ludom Avezzano - Easy Living L'Aquila Rugby 0 - 25...
L'Aquila ha fatto molti esperimenti....
Avezzanesi sempre organizzati e aggressivi...
Il primo assaggio di Serie A per gli aquilani....
L'Aquila ha fatto molti esperimenti....
Avezzanesi sempre organizzati e aggressivi...
Il primo assaggio di Serie A per gli aquilani....
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Cicio
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RE: Test amichevole Munster v VIadana
Il 22 settembre all'Aquila triangolare che vedrà impegnata L'Aquila contro Capitolina e Parma.
Dovrebbero giocare i nuovi acquisti.
Tutti invitati allo stadio "T.Fattori".
Dovrebbero giocare i nuovi acquisti.
Tutti invitati allo stadio "T.Fattori".
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MariaTeresa
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Questo il programma:Cicio ha scritto:Il 22 settembre all'Aquila triangolare che vedrà impegnata L'Aquila contro Capitolina e Parma.
Dovrebbero giocare i nuovi acquisti.
Tutti invitati allo stadio "T.Fattori".
ore 15.00 EASY LIVING L’Aquila rugby 1936 – Overmach Parma
ore 16.20 EASY LIVING L’Aquila rugby 1936 – URC Capitolina Roma
ore 17.40 Overmach Parma –URC Capitolina Roma
All’interno del triangolare, sarà assegnato alla vincente della gara tra “L’Aquila Rugby 1936 vs Almaviva Capitolina “ il Trofeo “ CARLO ALBERTO ALOISIO “ .
Il trofeo sarà rimesso in palio l’anno successivo e sarà assegnato in via definitiva quando una squadra lo avrà vinto per tre volte anche non consecutive
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MariaTeresa
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Invece a Parigi, sabato alle 18, si giocherà SF-Benetton.
Questi i convocati dello SF
Le groupe
Avants : Weber, Blin, Aliminidji, Ledesma, Bonfils, Joly, Marechal, Tveraga, Hireche, Guyot, Burban, Charlon
Arrières : Fillol, Bouhraoua, Albouy, Liebenberg, Bastareaud, Bousses, Pautric, Barruad, Burgaud, Jacquet, Arias, Jeanjean
Tema della giornata al Jean Bouin: NOSTALGIE: RUGBY DU COEUR
15h30: Début des animations
15h45: Match des Légendes
17h30: STADE FRANCAIS PARIS / BENETTON TREVISE
Questi i convocati dello SF
Le groupe
Avants : Weber, Blin, Aliminidji, Ledesma, Bonfils, Joly, Marechal, Tveraga, Hireche, Guyot, Burban, Charlon
Arrières : Fillol, Bouhraoua, Albouy, Liebenberg, Bastareaud, Bousses, Pautric, Barruad, Burgaud, Jacquet, Arias, Jeanjean
Tema della giornata al Jean Bouin: NOSTALGIE: RUGBY DU COEUR
15h30: Début des animations
15h45: Match des Légendes
17h30: STADE FRANCAIS PARIS / BENETTON TREVISE
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pullo
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Arrivi di spessore per gli avanti gialloblu..
Due importanti giocatori sono in arrivo alla corte di Cavinato e Bot, il DT Casagrande ha ufficializzato oggi la notizia che nella prossima stagione vestiranno la maglia dell’Overmach Cariparma il 3 linea Alex Ainley e il 2 linea Mantvydas Tveraga.
Mantvydas Tveraga, nato a Piacenza il 26/08/1986, 110 kg per 198 cm, seconda linea italiana, proviene da due stagioni allo Stade Francais, prima ha militato nel campionato di Serie A con il Termoraggi Piacenza. Giocatore molto fisico di grande qualità vanta numerose presenze nella Nazionale Italiana Under 21, arriverà a Parma a fine mese in quanto attualmente impegnato con lo Stade Francais (tre le presenze per lui in Super 14).
Ecco perchè, arriverà a fine mese...
Due importanti giocatori sono in arrivo alla corte di Cavinato e Bot, il DT Casagrande ha ufficializzato oggi la notizia che nella prossima stagione vestiranno la maglia dell’Overmach Cariparma il 3 linea Alex Ainley e il 2 linea Mantvydas Tveraga.
Mantvydas Tveraga, nato a Piacenza il 26/08/1986, 110 kg per 198 cm, seconda linea italiana, proviene da due stagioni allo Stade Francais, prima ha militato nel campionato di Serie A con il Termoraggi Piacenza. Giocatore molto fisico di grande qualità vanta numerose presenze nella Nazionale Italiana Under 21, arriverà a Parma a fine mese in quanto attualmente impegnato con lo Stade Francais (tre le presenze per lui in Super 14).
Ecco perchè, arriverà a fine mese...
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