France takes over Six Nations lead after crushing Ireland 42-27 in Dublin
DUBLIN -- France replaced Ireland's hand on the Six Nations rugby trophy after a momentous 42-27 win at Aviva Stadium on Saturday. France decisively took over the lead of the championship with a bonus-point victory and can clinch its first title since 2022 in the final round at home next Saturday when it hosts Scotland.
France crush Ireland to move into Six Nations pole position
France moved into pole position for the Six Nations title on Saturday, withstanding an early Antoine Dupont injury to thrash Ireland 42-27 with a blistering second half that dealt a likely fatal blow to the hosts' hopes of a record third title in a row.
The arrival of France rugby’s magnificent seven forward replacements at the Aviva Stadium proved a match-turning moment, with ...
France has cited Ireland’s Tadhg Beirne and Andrew Porter for their alleged roles in the serious-looking knee injury to ...
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Gregory Alldritt believes the sight of injured captain Antoine Dupont sitting disconsolate in the changing room fuelled ...
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Cian Healy tells Ireland young guns to deal with France defeat as pros ahead of Super SaturdayHealy was one of the trio of greats who hoped that Saturday was going to provide a fairytale Aviva ending and he spoke of the ...
Ireland interim head coach Simon Easterby says he is sure his side will "bounce back" from the disappointment of their heavy ...
The French head coach Fabien Galthié petulantly blamed Nash for an accidental clash of heads with Pierre-Louis Barassi that ...
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