The French rugby team receives this Saturday, March 19 England to try to win the Six Nations Tournament and achieve the Grand Slam. A crucial match that all sports fans are looking forward to. So where and when to see the meeting? Télé Star gives you the answer.
The XV of France ready for the Grand Slam. Undefeated and leaders of the Six Nations Tournament, Fabien Galthié’s men face England this Saturday, March 19 at the Stade de France for the last competitive match. After a second place in 2021, the French hope win their first title since 2010the year they signed the Grand Slam
But the French team will still have to be wary of the English, who no longer have any hope of victory in the Tournament but who would certainly be happy to spoil the party. Especially when we know the historical rivalry between the French and our neighbors across the Channel. But the XV of France arrives with full of confidence, having won all their matches so far. Regarding the composition of the team, coach Fabien Galthié has decided to make only one change from the team lined up in Cardiff last weekend (9-13).
The starting XV of France: Jaminet – Penaud, Fickou, Danty, Villière – (o) Ntamack, Dupont (cap.) – Jelonch, Alldritt, Cros – Willemse, Woki – Atonio, Marchand, Baille.
France-England broadcast free-to-air
The France-England match, commonly known as the “crunch”, will kick off at 9 p.m. at the Stade de France by South African referee Jaco Peyper. The meeting will be to be followed unencrypted on television, and will thus be broadcast on France 2.
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After a second place in 2021, the French hope to win their first title since 2010, when they signed the Grand Slam
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But the French team will still have to be wary of the English, who no longer have any hope of victory in the Tournament but who would certainly be happy to spoil the party.
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Especially when we know the historical rivalry between the French and our neighbors across the Channel.
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But the XV of France arrives with full of confidence, having won all their matches so far.
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Regarding the composition of the team, coach Fabien Galthié has decided to make only one change compared to the team aligned in Cardiff last weekend
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The kick-off of the France-England match, commonly nicknamed the “crunch”, will be given at 9 p.m. at the Stade de France by South African referee Jaco Peyper
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The meeting will be to be followed in the clear on television, and will thus be broadcast on France 2.
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The XV of France hopes to win the Six Nations Tournament
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The XV of France finds a historic rival
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The XV of France is undefeated in the tournament