*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold

Game Info

Venue: Allianz Stadium, Twickenham

3:00 PM, September 19, 2015

Attendance: 76,232

Match Commentary

82'		Read the full match report here
81'		Tom Hamilton sums up from Twickenham: "It was a case of job done for France but it was a victory that will potentially marred by what looked to be a worrying knee injury to Yoann Huget. They will wait nervously on his prognosis but they can take solace in the performance of Louis Picamoles who was wonderful. And in Scott Spedding they have a fullback who offers an assured presence while their front-row was immense. They lack direction in the midfield and are missing Wesley Fofana but that is a luxury Italy can only dream of. They offered little in structured attack leaving this Pool to already seem to be a two-horse race between Ireland and France."
81'		32-10 End of second half

FRA

ITA

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54%

43%

57%

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ITA

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