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Women's Six Nations

Six Nations féminin : résultat et stats de Pays de Galles - France

Anthony Tallieu

Published: 18 Avril 2026 07:39 PDT
Updated: 18 April 2026 21:15 PDT

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Après une première réussie avec François Ratier à sa tête, contre l’Italie, le XV de France féminin poursuit son chemin dans le Tournoi des Six Nations 2026 avec un deuxième round largement à sa portée au pays de Galles.

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Graphique d'évolution des points

France Women gagne +31

Temps passé en tête

8

Minutes passées en tête

37

10%

% du match passés en tête

46%

36%

Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes

64%

0

Points sur les 10 dernières minutes

7

Entrées dans les 22 m

Moyenne des points marqués

1.7

4

Entrées

Moyenne des points marqués

1.9

20

Entrées

Synthèse du match

0

Coups de pied de pénalité

0

1

Essais

6

0

Transformations

4

0

Drops

0

100

Courses avec ballon

166

1

Franchissements

13

8

Turnovers perdus

22

9

Turnovers gagnés

4

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johnz 6 minutes ago

‘The All Blacks are back… and they are most certainly World Cup contenders’

England are always all over the place, but that doesn’t stop them from raising themselves for the ABs. Remember Twickenham last year? I certainly do - I was there and it wasn’t pretty to watch. They ruined what was otherwise a fantastic day by beating a tired ABs who had nothing left in the tank.

Remember the Semi in 2019? That England team wasn’t better than the ABs, but the ABs peaked the week before and couldn’t back up. Next year, Eng would have a crack after SA then France have softened us up. If we make it that far. Write them off at your peril.

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Rugby3 9 minutes ago

Four lessons Australia need to learn from Argentina series ‘win’

I’m not concerned about the overall number of kicks, it's just the times they were hot on attack in the Pumas half they just seemed to keep kicking the damn ball towards the goal line hoping to regather it, except they hardly ever do because they are hopeless at it, instead of trying run in a try with ball in hand. They just gift possession away when hot on attack.

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Two Cents 12 minutes ago

Four lessons Australia need to learn from Argentina series ‘win’

Except he can tackle. It’s not that Foley didn't try to tackle he just wasn’t effective at all. Donno actually makes stops.

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NB 13 minutes ago

How the unplanned arrival of Manie Libbok turned the green and gold tide against New Zealand

Sadly nowhere near the beach….

Your original post said

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Rugby3 14 minutes ago

Four lessons Australia need to learn from Argentina series ‘win’

We could start from scratch again with a new captain or train Wilson up

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Two Cents 14 minutes ago

Four lessons Australia need to learn from Argentina series ‘win’

You're still not addressing the central issues which are a lack of leadership and chronic poor decision making.

The same deflection that you're using to protect your sacred cow Wilson as captain is exactly the same argument you're then using to poo poo any suggestions that the captaincy be changed.

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Rugby3 15 minutes ago

Four lessons Australia need to learn from Argentina series ‘win’

Umpteen. It’s often kiwis tho trying to unsettle the Wallabies.

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BH 18 minutes ago

Report: RFU ready to stick by Steve Borthwick beyond Rugby World Cup 2027

Is it possible that by extending the coaching team’s contracts that Sweeney, O’shea and the others in charge, have done so in order to gain a stay of execution on their time with their snouts in the trough?

As if they sacked Borthwick and RW it would essentially be an admission the decision to retain them after the worst six nations in English history is down to them and they would need to go as well.

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NB 19 minutes ago

How the unplanned arrival of Manie Libbok turned the green and gold tide against New Zealand

If they kept both Kotze and PJ Botha on their books the Lions cd manage him okay.

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NB 22 minutes ago

How the unplanned arrival of Manie Libbok turned the green and gold tide against New Zealand

Andre every day of the week.

Atm prob Moodie at 13 who else? Henco Van Wyk? David Kriel? They don’t really have another specialist 13.

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JW 22 minutes ago

Rassie Erasmus on scrum battle between Boks and All Blacks

We think that the Boks are just going to come back to us?

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JW 24 minutes ago

Rassie Erasmus on scrum battle between Boks and All Blacks

Yeah NZ is notoriously bad for it too. Personally I think it’s such a wrong thing that you have to both a) skew your reasoning and the way you treat things in general as a result, subtle things like which this other poster might be picking up, and b) that though you can accept things are a different way now, but believing it should be that way though might still be another thing for some. I haven’t seen that though. South Africa looks like a really connected nation and I love watching their crowds, and I wasn’t even mad when we didn’t win in 95!

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NB 25 minutes ago

How the unplanned arrival of Manie Libbok turned the green and gold tide against New Zealand

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NB 26 minutes ago

How the unplanned arrival of Manie Libbok turned the green and gold tide against New Zealand

A lucky escape for Rassie!

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NB 26 minutes ago

How the unplanned arrival of Manie Libbok turned the green and gold tide against New Zealand

I thought he looked good v the Lions.

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GrahamVF 28 minutes ago

How the unplanned arrival of Manie Libbok turned the green and gold tide against New Zealand

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NB 28 minutes ago

How the unplanned arrival of Manie Libbok turned the green and gold tide against New Zealand

I don’t feel they had a lot of choice after injuries tho Fran.

An ill De Groot playing in the first Test a mistake probably, but few would have argued going in that EdG-Taylor-Lomax was not the right front row to start the series outside that.

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Two Cents 29 minutes ago

Four lessons Australia need to learn from Argentina series ‘win’

Because you have no argument to it. I addressed exactly your central claim which is that caps somehow counts for anything more than just having the innate ability to lead, which news flash some people actually have. But that was clearly lost on you.

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Two Cents 31 minutes ago

Four lessons Australia need to learn from Argentina series ‘win’

Your claim was they didn't make the same mistakes and they absolutely did. Go watch the games again sport.

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DP 31 minutes ago

‘The All Blacks are back… and they are most certainly World Cup contenders’

I’ll take Kyle Sinclairs informed opinion over yours. The only shenanigans left to sort out are the side entries and cleaning behind the ruck by NZ, then let’s see how quick their ball is.

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