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It's all over! The referee has blown their whistle to end the game.

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Paolo Garbisi hits the right post with their penalty attempt.

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This is dangerous for the defence as Damian Penaud bursts through to advance the France attack.

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A gap opened in the defence and Damian Penaud took full advantage.

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Conversion

Paolo Garbisi has kicked a conversion.

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Try

A series of passes by Italy results in a try for Ange Capuozzo

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A gap opened in the defence and Ange Capuozzo took full advantage.

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That's a great try assist by Leonardo Marin.

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A gap opened in the defence and Stephen Varney took full advantage.

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France make a substitution with Esteban Abadie coming on.

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France make a substitution with Charles Ollivon coming off.

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Italy make a substitution with Leonardo Marin coming on.

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Italy make a substitution with Federico Mori coming off.

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Italy make a substitution with Andrea Zambonin coming on.

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Italy make a substitution with Federico Ruzza coming off.

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The defensive line has been broken as Monty Ioane goes through the gap.

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Italy sub Simone Ferrari comes onto the field.

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Giosue Zilocchi departs for Italy.

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Penalty Goal

The touch judges raise their flags as Paolo Garbisi kicks the penalty goal.

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Mirco Spagnolo comes on for Italy.

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Danilo Fischetti leaves the field.

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Gianmarco Lucchesi comes on for Italy.

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Giacomo Nicotera leaves the field.

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Stephen Varney comes on.

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Martin Page-Relo comes off.

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Italy decide to make a substitution, with Manuel Zuliani getting some game time.

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Italy decide to make a substitution, with Riccardo Favretto being replaced.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Nolann Le Garrec getting some game time.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Maxime Lucu being replaced.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Alexandre Roumat getting some game time.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Cameron Woki being replaced.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Dorian Aldegheri getting some game time.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Uini Atonio being replaced.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Julien Marchand getting some game time.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Peato Mauvaka being replaced.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Romain Taofifenua getting some game time.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Posolo Tuilagi being replaced.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Sebastien Taofifenua getting some game time.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Cyril Baille being replaced.

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Penalty Goal

Thomas Ramos kicks the penalty.

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The second half kicks off.

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The half-time whistle blows and both teams head for the dressing rooms.

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Penalty Goal

Martin Page-Relo kicks the penalty.

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Fabulous play by Italy has led to Federico Mori being able to wriggle through a gap.

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Red Card

Jonathan Danty (France) is shown the red card

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France sub Yoram Moefana comes onto the field.

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Matthieu Jalibert departs for France.

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Fabulous play by France has led to Posolo Tuilagi being able to wriggle through a gap.

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Trouble here as Damian Penaud breaches the defence.

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Penalty Goal

Thomas Ramos makes no mistake with that penalty goal attempt.

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A gap opened in the defence and Matthieu Jalibert took full advantage.

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Conversion

Thomas Ramos has kicked a conversion.

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Try

France are only a few metres out, surely they must score! And they do with Charles Ollivon touching down.

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That's a great try assist by Cameron Woki.

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We are underway as the referee blows their whistle.

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Match Details

France v Italy
France v Italy
Six Nations
Round 3
Sun 25th February 2024, 07:00am PST
Sun 25th February 2024, 07:00am PST
Stade Pierre Mauroy
Stade Pierre Mauroy

Points Flow Chart

Game ends in a Draw
France
Italy
France
Time in lead
Italy
67
Mins in lead
0
80%
% Of Game In Lead
0%
77%
Possession Last 10 min
23%
0
Points Last 10 min
0

Key Events

Full Time
Garbisi
70'
13 - 13
Capuozzo
69'
13 - 11
Garbisi
60'
13 - 6
Ramos
13 - 3
44'
Half Time
Page-Relo
43'
10 - 3
Danty
10 - 0
40'
Ramos
10 - 0
13'
Ramos
7 - 0
7'
Ollivon
5 - 0
6'
Start

22m Entries

Avg. Points Scored
0.7
10
Entries
Avg. Points Scored
2.6
5
Entries

Attack Profile

France
Italy
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Defence Profile

France
Italy
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Ruck Speed

0-3 secs
60%
59%
3-6 secs
24%
27%
6+ secs
16%
15%
100
Rucks Won
82

France vs Italy Kick Off Times & TV Channel

France face off against Italy in Six Nations Round 3 on Sun 25th February 2024 at Stade Pierre Mauroy. Kick-off in the UK is scheduled for 15:00. In South Africa it’s at 17:00 SAST, 04:00 NZST in New Zealand, 02:00 AEST in Australia and 07:00 EST in the US.

France won the last encounter but France are in the best form of their last 5 games.

World Rankings

Heading into the fixture, France sits at 4 in the World Rugby Rankings, while Italy holds 11.

The two sides are separated by 7 places in the rankings with France in position 4 and Italy in position 11 as such France are favourites on paper.

France vs Italy Squads

The official squads for France vs Italy 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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Who Will Win?

On Sunday 25th February, France will host Italy at Stade Pierre Mauroy in the Six Nations Championship.

France will enter this clash with Italy as overwhelming favourites. After all, they recently defeated the Azzurri 60-7 at the Rugby World Cup. Meanwhile, Italy endured another bruising Rugby World Cup campaign, where they were heavily defeated by both France and New Zealand. However, they’re now entering a new era and will be looking to spring an almighty surprise.

Think you know which way France vs Italy will go? Vote in our poll.

Head-to-Head

Historic data shows that France are the favourites for this clash. After all, Les Bleus have won all of the last five meetings between the two teams. During this time, they’ve averaged 42 points per game. Meanwhile, Italy have only averaged 11.

Team Form

France will enter this game with a point to prove. After all, they failed to defend their Six Nations title last year. They then followed this up with a disappointing quarter-final defeat at the Rugby World Cup. As a result, the 2024 Six Nations is a great chance for France to prove that they remain the best side in the northern hemisphere.

Meanwhile, Italy once again failed to get past the pool stage of the Rugby World Cup. Although they did beat both Namibia and Uruguay, they were demolished by France and New Zealand, who defeated the Azzurri 60-7 and 96-17 respectively.

Below our team form guide, you can see in-depth stats about how the two sides have performed in their last five games, including stats about the number of tries they’ve scored, their overall points difference and the number of times they’ve scored the first try. We’ve also detailed how often each team has scored the first points in a game and how often they’ve won the race to 10 points.

Player Head-to-Head

France vs Italy matches can be high-scoring affairs. With this in mind, we’ve taken a look at how Thomas Ramos and Tommaso Allan have performed in recent matches between the two countries.

Will either of these players dictate the course of this game? It’s very possible that one will be the star of the show.

Other Fixtures

The upcoming France vs Italy fixture promises to be hugely exciting. However, a number of other high quality Six Nations matches are also taking place over the same weekend. So, before kick off, it’s also worth taking a look at all of the exciting rugby fixtures we have coming up, as well as all of the latest results.

When did France first play Italy? When did France first play Italy?

France first faced Italy in an international rugby match at the 1937 FIRA Tournament. France won this game 45-5.

Who has won more games against the other, France or Italy? Who has won more games against the other, France or Italy?

Since 1937, France and Italy have faced each other 48 times. France have won 45 of these clashes, while Italy have won three.

When did Italy first beat France? When did Italy first beat France?

Italy first beat France in 1997. Prior to this, France had won 18 consecutive matches against the Azzurri.

Does the winner of France vs Italy receive a trophy? Does the winner of France vs Italy receive a trophy?

Yes. Since 2007, the winner of France vs Italy has received the Giuseppe Garibaldi Trophy.

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