Romain Buros, while returning from injury last week, suffered a twisted right knee, forcing him to leave his team, during the Champions Cup match at Exeter. Which obviously raises questions, twenty days before the 6 Nations Tournament…
Romain Buros was forced to leave prematurely this Saturday afternoon. Established at the back of Union Bordeaux-Bègles in Exeter, for the 3rd day of the Champions Cup, the native from Landes suffered a knee injury. Engaged in support of a ruck in the 27th minute, while the UBB led 14-5, he suffered a clearance from a Chief and fell on his right leg, which caused a nasty twist of the knee.
A tile at the dawn of the 6 Nations Tournament
If at first he tried to walk and run to stay on the pitch, he then resigned himself to going out, accompanied by members of the Girondin staff. Louis Bielle-Biarrey replaced him.
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This misfortune necessarily raises questions regarding the 6 Nations Tournamentwhich starts in twenty days with the poster opposing France to Wales on January 31. Romain Buros, who celebrated his first selection with the Blues against the All Blacks last November (30-29 victory) with a try, was then injured. The 27-year-old returned last week to take part in the big victory in Paris (19-46), scoring there too.
