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TOPS
They did considerable work in the Parisian attacks, but also in defense to scrape several balls, like Sekou Macalou, rewarded in the contest (60th) before pulling the pin (see below). In the scrum, they were also there, to force the Montpellier residents to make mistakes (see below). Their work was thanked by Joris Segonds after the meeting, who confirmed “their enormous work” after the meeting.
Joris Segonds had an excellent start to the match, with two penalties converted (10th, 13th) despite the wind, “which was blowing a lot” as he commented after the match, at the microphone of Canal. He also scored a drop against the poles, putting a blow on the head of the MHR at the start of the second half (45th). Skilled in passing (94% successful), he however missed his last kicks (2 penalties, a drop attempt), which could have cost his team dearly.
FLOPS
The shortcomings in this phase of Montpellier's game are well known. It is also the team which scratches the fewest balls in this phase of play. But this Saturday afternoon against the Pink Soldiers, hooker Christopher Tolofua also had a lot of difficulty finding his partners. The Montpellier residents notably lost 4 balls on their own throws in the first period. A total far too high.
On the static phases in general, the Montpellier residents fished. In the scrum, the Montpellier forwards were no match. They only won one penalty in the second half in this phase of play, compared to five conceded in this match. Big gaps in conquest.
In the second part of the second half (65th), Paul Willemse and Sekou Macalou got into each other's throats and grabbed each other's collars, until they were taken to the ground after a big headlock... Which triggered a general fight. Unworthy of captains. They were both temporarily excluded, before returning to the field for the last five minutes of the match.
