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Record historique pour un match du Six Nations sur France 2

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 238 jours

Les joueurs de l'équipe de France et de l'équipe d'Écosse entrent sur le terrain avant le match du Tournoi des Six Nations 2025 entre la France et l'Écosse au Stade de France le 15 mars 2025 à Paris, France. (Photo par Xavier Laine/Getty Images)

France TV a enregistré un record d’audience historique pour un match du Six Nations sur France 2 avec 9,5 millions de téléspectateurs.

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Pour suivre le deuxième sacre des Bleus depuis 2011, plus de 9,5 millions de personens, soit 46.1 de part d’audience, étaient devant leur écran de télévision.

En faisant le choix de diffuser en direct et en non-stop les trois derniers matchs du Tournoi des Six Nations, France 2 a dominé largement la journée avec 27,8 % de part d’audience, laissant TF1 loin derrière à 15,0 %.

Cette audience est très largement supérieure aux autres rencontres du XV de France de ce Tournoi 2025. Le match contre l’Irlande la semaine passée avait rassemblé 6,52 millions de fans (57,1% de PDA). Lors du match d’ouvertuire du 31 janvier contre le Pays de Galles, seul match programmé à 21h, France 2 avait réuni 6,67 millions de spectateurs.

#Audiences
🏉 #SixNationsRugby : le XV de France remporte le Tournoi pour la 27e fois !
🔥 Plus de 9.5M (46.1 pdA) de français ont assisté hier soir sur France 2 à la victoire des Bleus #FRAvSCO
🔝 Record historique pour un match du Six Nations
▶️ https://t.co/JqV7mXAoWY pic.twitter.com/pTSlmOvFJG
— France TV Pro (@francetvpro) March 16, 2025

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On n’en est pas à la hauteur du match d’ouverture France vs. Nouvelle-Zélande de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2023 avec ses 15,41 millions (64,5% du public), mais le record établi par le précédent Autumn Nations Series – 7,3 millions la semaine suivante pour la victoire historique contre les All Blacks, avec un pic à 8,3 millions – a été battu.

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CC 25 minutes ago

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Over the weekend l watched Fiji as well wow!! What can l say though they didn’t Win but one can see they’re the team to be watched

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CC 28 minutes ago

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SunChaser 59 minutes ago

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Fair point on being early in the season for them - both teams missing some key men to injury. The bok scrum is just in its own league.

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rs 1 hour ago

All Blacks 'arguably the best team in the world at the minute'

As a Saffa one reads the comments up north with interest.

Which team is arguably the best will always be a debate. Just pleased that the Boks are enjoying such a good run these past few years.

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SunChaser 1 hour ago

All Blacks 'arguably the best team in the world at the minute'

The most impressive part of the all blacks game at the moment is how they have improved their set piece. You can help but feel after that Scotland game they are there for the taking if England come out firing. Whoever wins the areal battle in the first 10 mins of each half with take the win.

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Flankly 1 hour ago

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It sucks to have top seeds meeting early in the KOs.

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MK 1 hour ago

What Fabien Galthié said about Boks after defeat in Paris

Lakai isn't an 8. Will end up at 7. Kiriffi is to small even though gets stuff done but 80 minutes against SA or France, no way. Flanders needs to be in there, big, powerful and tall. Yes, Sitting is much better, wasn’t after that injury. Locks much better but Barratt, mister no-where lock and shouldn't be skipper. Still problems in the backs. Very slowly getting there

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SK 1 hour ago

What Fabien Galthié said about Boks after defeat in Paris

Don think you need 6. Besides with the options Robertson has cultivated at 6,7 and 8 I expect that with more experience those boys will be very feared. Lakai looking better every week, Sititi looks back to his best, Savea is class and then you have Parker, Kirifi and a couple of others in the mix. Its a really good squad. For mee the AB’s are making gains and look good. Dont underestimate England. They looked patchy against Fiji and their win against the Aussies counts for less after Italy knocked them over this week but they are still early in their season and when they fire they will be dangerous.

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Frans 1 hour ago

Updated world rankings show big divide ahead of Rugby World Cup draw

So Pool A, B, C and D will have the third place finishers in the round of 16, and then probably the pool winners in the Quarters, whereas Pool E and F winners will have probably a tougher match in the round of 16 against runners up, but then a bit easier in the Quarters against pool runners up again. It does not really matter too much - you have to beat the best teams in the world in order to win the WC, wether you meet them in the round of 16 or the final

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d 1 hour ago

All Blacks 'arguably the best team in the world at the minute'

It’s Gone! It’s Back! It’s There! It’s Not! This AB “aura” is obviously visible only to the gifted, like a registered swami or a British sports reporter.

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Hammer Head 1 hour ago

Updated world rankings show big divide ahead of Rugby World Cup draw

Oh no. We’re not worried about that. You guys must be worried though.

Is it certain that seeded 1 goes to A and seeded 2 goes to B?

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JR 2 hours ago

All Blacks 'arguably the best team in the world at the minute'

I don’t think the Boks will hold back. But either way, it seems stacked in their favour. If they win, it’ll be a demoralising campaign for the ABs where they will have lost the VAST majority of recent encounters between the teams.

And I think the Boks/Rassie learn & absorb more from losing, compared to the ABs.

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MK 2 hours ago

What Fabien Galthié said about Boks after defeat in Paris

Look, SA are making a mess of the ABs and now France . No excuses, SA are beasts. ABs are getting better but until they develop 6 world class looses, they cannot match SA. They have 2. There is time but at the moment, only 3 teams in it for 2027. SA, France and ABs.

In the order. ABs will be far to good this weekend for a slow England

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JW 2 hours ago

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Of course he is responsible for his body and it's actions but even if he wraps, he's still wrecking Ramos’ head.

Yes but it’s not always illegal then, so only a 20min red. Or in a real life scenario, the ref only gives it a yellow and it goes to a review who is maybe then more likely to mitigate it down to yellow.

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