The Six Nations Tournament is a competition bringing together the best teams from the European continent, namely France, England, Wales, Ireland and Italy.
For the moment, it is the Welsh who are first in the tournament.
The XV of Le Poireau is still undefeated, with four victories in four contested days.
We find Ireland in second place, France in third, followed by England, Scotland and Italy.
But the Blues played one game less, the match against the Scots having been postponed because of too many cases of Covid within the France team.
The Grand Slam is no longer achievable for the Blues, however, the final victory is still possible.
A victory in this Six Nations Tournament which has escaped the French selection since 2010. Today's meeting against Wales is decisive.
A success tonight, and all hopes will be allowed.
Response from this France - Wales this Saturday March 20 at 9 p.m., a summit broadcast in clear on France 2.
France - Wales to see on France 2
The clash between France and Wales is therefore available in clear this weekend on France 2. This Saturday March 20, from 9 pm, promises to be a beautiful evening of rugby between two contenders for the final victory.
To hope to win the title, the Blues will have to win tonight with an offensive bonus, in the same way as in their late match that the Blues have to play against the XV du Chardon (a meeting scheduled for 26 March a priori).
The France team is facing the Red Devils who have impressed since the start of the Tournament.
To face Wales, Fabien Galthié decided to renew exactly the same starting XV as the one who was present at the start of the match against England.
The Blues will be able to count on one of the best players in the world at the moment, namely the Toulouse player Antoine Dupont who will form an exceptional duo with Matthieu Jalibert, once again preferred to Romain Ntamack at the opening.
Rugby: France - Wales on television on France 2 live from the Stade de France with a kick-off at 9:00 p.m. this Saturday, March 20.
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