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Recap: France vs Italy LIVE | Guinness Six Nations
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FRANCE (6th) v ITALY (12th)
Played: 42 – France leads 39-3
Points for: France 1,270 / Italy 481
Average score: France 30-12 Italy
First meeting: 17 October, 1937 – France 43-5 Italy – Parc des Princes, Paris
Last meeting: 30 August, 2019 – France 47-19 Italy – Stade de France, Paris
In brief
- France have won their last four tests on home soil, their longest winning run since a five-game streak in 2010 – the year they won their last Six Nations title
- Italy's only win against Les Bleus in France was 40-32 in 1997 in the old FIRA Championship
- Italy's defeat to Wales last week extended their record run of Championship losses to 23
- Italy's last win in the Six Nations was against Ireland in March 2013
- Italy have never won in any of their 10 Six Nations trips to Paris
Rankings predictor
- Neither team can improve their position this weekend
- However, France will drop below Australia in defeat and also Scotland if they beat England
- Italy will drop below Georgia if they lose and the Lelos beat Spain
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Latest Comments
France are a league ahead on paper but I don't seem them winning both games in Dublin or London. Ireland have no nailed down starting #10. If Scotland get going, Italy keep kicking on and England don't start slow, then it could blow it wide open.
It's looking like the era of 3 wins (and whatever BP or winning margins) for a 6Nations title. With the fixtures and scheduling there should be minimum of 3 teams going for it on the last weekend. The tournament needs it.
He still has a few directorships listed on his Companies House profile. He was stupid to sign the Montpellier contract until after the divorce.
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