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France TV : joli petit succès d'audience pour les Bleues au Pays de Galles


L'ailière française Léa Murie marque un essai lors du match international de rugby à XV féminin du Tournoi des Six Nations opposant le Pays de Galles à la France au Cardiff Arms Park, à Cardiff, dans le sud du Pays de Galles, le 18 avril 2026. (Photo : Adrian Dennis / AFP)
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Il n’y avait pas grand monde devant son écran de TV samedi après-midi, mais au moins près d’un spectateur sur cinq regardait le match de la France au Pays de Galles, deuxième du Tournoi des Six Nations 2026.

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Alors que les filles de François Ratier bataillaient pour arracher la victoire 38 à 7 à Cardiff, on comptait 1,46 millions de téléspectateurs sur France TV en plein après-midi, soit 19,6% de part d’audience.

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« Succès pour le rugby féminin hier sur France 2 qui se place en tête des audiences », analysait le média spécialisé PureMédia.

Cette audience est légèrement en baisse par rapport au match d’ouverture face à l’Italie diffusé une semaine plus tôt – 1,70 million de téléspectateurs – mais la part d’audience reste stable (19,20% une semaine plus tôt).

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L’équipe de France féminine de rugby disputera son troisième match du Tournoi face à l’Irlande samedi 25 avril au Stade Marcel-Michelin de Clermont-Ferrand.

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