Duca Giordana of Italy Women tackled by Laure Touye of France Women (L) and Coco Lindelauf of France Women (R) during the Six Nations Womens Rugby match between France and Italy at Stade des Alpes on March 27, 2022 in Grenoble, France. (Photo by Federugby/Getty Images)
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France made the perfect start to their Women’s Six Nations campaign with a 39-6 victory over Italy.
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Italy dominated possession but it was the hosts who were by far the more clinical, running in five tries at the Stade Des Alpes in Grenoble.
We wrap up the Guinness Six Nations with England fullback Freddie Steward joining the show this week. We get their view on Italy’s historic win against Wales, Scotland’s disappointing performance in Dublin and France’s Grand Slam winning performance in Paris. Freddie tells us about his pre-match rituals, his England bestie, life in student digs, Pennyhill Park and which opposition player impressed him the most in the Six Nations.
Freddie Steward | RugbyPass Offload | Episode 26
We wrap up the Guinness Six Nations with England fullback Freddie Steward joining the show this week. We get their view on Italy’s historic win against Wales, Scotland’s disappointing performance in Dublin and France’s Grand Slam winning performance in Paris. Freddie tells us about his pre-match rituals, his England bestie, life in student digs, Pennyhill Park and which opposition player impressed him the most in the Six Nations.
Two first-half penalties from Michela Sillari were all Italy had to show for their efforts.
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