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3 days ago · The 2023 Rugby World Cup begins on September 8 with France - New Zealand as the opening match and ends on October 28, the day of the final. See the competition's full schedule here. Who...
5 days ago · For the All Blacks, Cane was seen as having a special presence in the environment and with the potential to make the transition from the Foster era to the Robertson one more seamless. Significantly, Ryan values toughness and character above all else. In short, Cane was a man the All Blacks wanted to hold on to for as long as possible.
6 days ago · During the 2011 Rugby World Cup, France defeated Wales 9–8 in the semi-final at Eden Park in Auckland, New Zealand, on 15 October 2011 and in the following week they lost 8–7 to the All Blacks in the final to make it three final defeats. During the 2015 Rugby World Cup, France lost 62–13 to New Zealand in the quarter-finals.
- Le XV de France (The XV of France), Les Bleus (The Blues)
- Fabien Galthié
4 days ago · 22 years, 256 days: South Korea (2023) ( Kim Jung-mi: 38 years, 277 days; Casey Phair: 16 years, 21 days). Largest age difference on a champion team. 18 years, 61 days: Japan (2011) ( Nozomi Yamago: 36 years, 182 days; Mana Iwabuchi: 18 years, 121 days). Longest period between World Cup finals appearances as a player.
5 days ago · Results by country. Argentina Australia Chile England Fiji France Georgia Ireland Italy Japan Namibia New Zealand Portugal Romania Samoa Scotland South Africa Tonga Uruguay Wales....
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4 days ago · It was another two months before his next appearance and despite scoring the last-gasp extra-time winner in the FA Cup quarter-final against Liverpool in March, he did not start a game until the ...
5 days ago · Get tickets now for the CommBank Matildas v France at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne! The fixture will be the final international for the team prior to commencing their FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™ campaign!
