Romain Ntamack Suspended Three Weeks for Dangerous Tackle in Six Nations Opener
The French fly-half's sanction was reduced due to mitigating factors, allowing him to return for the Italy match after completing a World Rugby training program.
- Romain Ntamack received a three-week suspension following a dangerous tackle against Wales in the Six Nations opener on January 31.
- The initial six-week suspension was halved due to his acknowledgment of the foul, a clean disciplinary record, and expressions of remorse.
- An additional week was deducted after Ntamack agreed to participate in a World Rugby coaching program aimed at improving tackle safety.
- The suspension will see him miss France's match against England on February 8 and a Top 14 game with Toulouse on February 16.
- Ntamack is expected to return for France's Six Nations match against Italy on February 23, pending completion of the training program.
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