Third and last summer test match for the XV of France which challenges New Zealand after two losses in a row against the All Blacks.
Never two without three? New Zealand wants to continue its momentum against the XV of France and garner a third success in a row in two weeks against Blues. On Saturday July 5, the All Blacks had difficulty defeated the French (31-27) before dominating them completely a week later (41-17).
On the other hand, France wants to conclude its tour in New Zealand with a positive note. The task promises to be more than delicate since the Blues have not imposed themselves on New Zealand lands for over 15 years. They chained eight consecutive defeats during their trips here and a victory would be almost historic. “The lever is to win here simply. A victory in New Zealand is enough as Levier” assured the French captain Gaël Fickou.
What time does the New Zealand – France match start?
The New Zealand – France match will start at 9:05 am this Saturday. It will take place at the Hamilton FMG Stadium in New Zealand.
On which TV channel is broadcast New Zealand – France?
As with the first two games, Canal+ will broadcast this New Zealand – France. Australian Angus Gardner will be at the whistle of this last summer test game for the Blues.
What streaming broadcast for the New Zealand – France match?
Only MyCanal will offer streaming broadcast to follow this New Zealand – France. You need a subscription to have access to the match.
What compositions for New Zealand – France?
The starting XV of New Zealand: Love – Reece, Lienert -Brown, Tupaea, Ioane – McKenzie, Ratima – Savea (Cap.) Jacobson, Finau – Holland, Tuipulotu – Lomax, Taukei’aho, De Groot. The New Zealand coach relies on youth for this third match against the Blues.
Opposite, Fabien Galkié, however, decided to put a little more experience than the second match with the return of Captain Gaël Fickou. Antoine Hastoy will accompany Nolan Le Garrec within the French hinge. The starting XV of France: barred; Attissogbe, Depoortere, Fickou (cap.), Villière; Hastoy, Garrec; Brennan, Guillard, Fischer; Halagahu, Auradou; Slimani, Bourgarit, Erdocio.
What are the forecasts for the New Zealand – France meeting?
Betclic: New Zealand 1.07 / No 35 / France 7
Unibet: New Zealand 1,08 / draw 40 / France 7.80
Winamax: New Zealand 1,08 / draw 36 / France 6.75