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We may well be heading into a two-week WXV Global Series hiatus but there is plenty of time to fawn over the weekend's action.
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France Women face off against Wallaroos in WXV Global Series Round 1 on Sat 19th September 2026 at Stade Maurice David. Kick-off in the UK is scheduled for 16:45 and is broadcast on RugbyPass TV. In South Africa it’s at 17:45 SAST on RugbyPass TV, 03:45 NZST on Sky Sport, Sky Sport Now, Sky Go in New Zealand, 01:45 AEST on Stan Sport in Australia and 08:45 EST on Paramount+ in the US.
France Women won the last encounter but France Women are in the best form of their last 5 games.
Heading into the fixture the two sides are separated by just 3 places in the rankings with France Women in position 4 and Wallaroos in position 7, underlining just how tight this match could be.
The official squads for France Women vs Wallaroos will become available around 24- 48 hours before kick-off. Teams can still make changes up to an hour before the match however.
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Sign up for freeWe may well be heading into a two-week WXV Global Series hiatus but there is plenty of time to fawn over the weekend's action.
The Wallaroos have jumped up two places in the World Rugby rankings thanks to their 30-10 win against the Scotland in Edinburgh.
The Wallaroos were delighted to finish off their “tough” European tour with a win over Scotland in the WXV Global Series.
Today marks one year to the day since England's Red Roses beat Canada in the Women's Rugby World Cup 2025 final.
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A series of passes by France results in a try for Teani Feleu
The France supporters go wild as Lina Queyroi successfully kicks the conversion.
Nobody could stop that maul! Elisa Riffonneau places the ball down for the try.
Charlotte Escudero (France) is shown a yellow card
Michaela Leonard (Australia) is shown a yellow card
Nothing was going to stop Pauline Bourdon Sansus from scoring as they record the try for France.
Samantha Wood adds the two points for Australia.
Slick passing by Australia leads to a try for Piper Duck.
Carla Arbez adds the two points for France.
Incisive passing by France is finished off by Emilie Boulard, as they goes over for the try.
A perfectly weighted kick allows Anais Grando to score the try.
Samantha Wood makes no mistake with that conversion attempt.
Silky skills by Australia ends with a try for Caitlyn Halse.
Great forward play by Australia allows Tania Naden to score the try.
Lea Murie (France) is shown a yellow card
Cloe Correa (France) is shown the red card
Lea Champon (France) is shown a yellow card
Samantha Wood converts the try.
Nobody could stop that maul! Brittany Merlo places the ball down for the try.
Ambre Mwayembe (France) is shown the red card