"We don't know what to think about this team" : heroic, the XV of France still shows its limits in England

Beats a point (43-42) this Saturday in Twickenham on the last day of the Women's Six Nations Tournament, the Blues clinged to the end, without being able to win their first victory against England since 2018.

In search of a first victory in the Women's 6 Nations Tournament since 2018, the Blues gave everything to believe in it but the march was still a little too high against England. On the Twickenham lawn, the players of Gaëlle Mignot and David Ortiz gave everything but they had to bow by the smallest margin. In front of their audience, the Red Roses started beating drum and it was translated after four minutes with Abigail Dow who followed a game …

The Blues, led 31 to 7 after about 20 minutes but never let go, hoped to win their first Tournament since 2018. "It's hard to put words on the emotions that we have now," said Manae Feleu, co-captain of the XV of France. "I would like to congratulate the Blues.