Brief video. France’s demonstration against New Zealand in the U-20 World Cup

Toilagi, Jounou, France Spanking New Zealand, fans conquered!The mission succeeded for Bleuets. This Thursday, France braved the rain and mud of South Africa to beat New Zealand. And we are not talking about a small one-point victory. But it was a rugby demonstration that almost turned into humiliation. Without particular fatigue (logic) and The indiscipline that saw Tricolores play at 13We can believe that they will succeed in keeping black children out of their sights. But don’t bother. The victory is there and allows the French to predict qualification for the final stages.XV from France. Everyone is talking about Mifo, but if Bosulu Tuilagi is the future No. 5 of the Blues?This match looked like a final match an hour ago. But there was no real match. Facing Japan, the young Blues took the game on their own from the first period. Tries tied up and led 28 for 0! Something to excite any fan. In fact, we thought the New Zealanders would have something else to offer after their short, hard-fought win over Wales (26-27). But they were captured by the power and mastery of the Bleuets. Accustomed to professional games in the Top 14 and Pro D2, Habs have mastered their subject matter.

A match that was important to manage not only for qualification, confidence and the rest of the competition. France, the two-time defending champions, sent a clear message to the competition. You intend to keep the cup at home. Despite the complex conditions of playing with a muddy field and rain that did not make the passage easy, the French showed a lot of control and realism. On the contrary, the Baby Blacks clearly lacked inspiration and resolve against the excellent tri-color aggressive defense.

They would end up scoring by taking advantage of French indiscipline in the second term. A point to correct for future meetings. And this, even if they show they have the arguments to compete with fewer players. However, these passages in numerical inferiority leave traces. A boost of energy that they can pay for at the end of the competition. Group management will be important. Especially against Wales next Tuesday. We can expect the staff to make many changes to rest holders.

However, we have a feeling, as with France’s 15th, that the group has enough level to be competitive despite the rotation. Facing the Blacks, the leaders allowed France to regain momentum. New Zealand’s substitutes did well for their team in the second quarter. It was important not to suffer too much. We must see fresh faces against Welsh in order to validate their semi-final ticket. MBut also to give everyone time to play so that all players can be restless. But to see the turf wanting and gesticulating at the end of the match against New Zealand, there is no doubt about their involvement.