France / South Africa (TV / Streaming) On which channel will you be watching the Rugby World Cup match on Saturday 07 October?

The Women’s Rugby World Cup will take place from 8 October to 12 November 2022 in New Zealand. In its first match, the French national team will face South Africa on the morning of Saturday 7 October. Find out on which channel to follow the meeting!

On which TV channel to watch the France-South Africa match?

📺 I see you live from Friday night to Saturday from 2:30 a.m. on TF1 Opening Ceremony. Meeting France / You can follow South Africa live at 03h15 on TF1.

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how to watch France and South Africa matchnot streaming?

💻 You can also follow this meeting in the broadcast. In fact, using your smartphone, tablet or PC, you can watch the match on the site My TF1.

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The composition of the French national team

The XV administration of France unveiled the formation of the first meeting of the Blue Group against South Africa. Celine Ferrer He will lead the Hab to enter the competition. This will be the second time she has captained the French national team and the first since leading France to a 25-16 victory over New Zealand in July 2019.

Joanna Graces He will make his international debut on the right wing, a month after winning the bronze medal at the 2022 Rugby World Cup Sevens in Cape Town…South Africa. backwards Chloe Jacquet The Springboks, for their first pick, will find themselves during France’s 46-3 win last November, just like the benches. Coco Lindelauf and Melissade Llorens.

Five members of the France team that won the bronze medal at the 2017 Rugby World Cup in Ireland will start this match: Aniel Deshai, Celine Ferrer, Caroline Drouin, Marjorie Mayans, Roman Menager. Marjorie MayanHe also won a bronze medal at home in France at the 2014 Rugby World Cup. Pauline Bourdon She’ll land her fortieth hat if she takes part in the play.

Thomas Darrac (15th coach of France) “We are entering the competition with this opening match against South Africa. We were on New Zealand soil for 10 days and after the necessary acclimatization the group worked well. Announcing this first team urges everyone to improve their role within this performance-hungry group. It is a very audible moment to finally be able to Entering the competition and more at the opening match at Eden Park.” (FFR website information)