The last day of the 2023 VI Nations Tournament takes place this weekend with a final outcome yet to be determined. France receives Wales at the Stade de France but the final victory in the Tournament will depend on Ireland. Date, time, TV channel, everything you need to know before the Blues match.
The XV of France plays its fifth and last match of the Six Nations Tournament this weekend against Wales. Currently second in the standings behind Ireland, France receives a Leek XV in turmoil after mixed results. Fabien Galthié’s men have no choice but to win with the offensive bonus, and to hope for a defeat of the Irish against England, if they want to win the Tournament.
The last three meetings of this 2023 edition will be played on Saturday. The France team faces Wales from 3:45 p.m. Earlier, Scotland and Italy will open this afternoon of rugby: the XV du Thistle receives the Transalpins from 1:30 p.m. Finally, Ireland, which is aiming for the Grand Slam in this Six Nations Tournament, will close the ball by receiving the English weakened after the heavy defeat against the Blues last week. The kick-off will be given from 6 p.m.
TV broadcast
The France-Wales match will be broadcast live on France 2, as will the other two Scotland-Italy and Ireland-England matches. A red thread of all these matches will also be broadcast live and in full on Europe 1, before a general debrief of the Tournament which will be carried out in the evening on the Europe 1 Sport program (every evening from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. ).