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Italy draw 13-13 with France in the Six Nations!
71'
Garbisi puts the score at 13-13 with the conversion and ties the game!
70'
Capuozzo gets the try and puts the score at 13-11!
66'
Substitutions for both teams. In Italy, Zilocchi. Ruzza and Mori for Ferrari, Zambonin and Marin. In France, Ollivon came off and Abadie came on.
61'
Garbisi gets the penalty goal and brings the score down to 13-6!
57'
Substitutions for Italy: Fischetti and Nicotera came off for Spagnolo and Lucchesi.
51'
Substitution for Italy: Page-Relo out, Varney in.
49'
There were many, many substitutions in both teams. In France, Baille, Tuilagi, Mauvaka, Atonio, Woki and Lucu came on for Sebastien Taofifenua, Romain Taofifenua, Marchand, Aldegheri, Roumat and Le Garrec. In Italy, Favretto left and Zuliani came on.
45'
Ramos gets the penalty goal and puts the score at 13-3 to France.
44'
Page-Relo gets the penalty goal and brings the score down to 10-3!
43'
Red card for Danty.
37'
After a while in which little happened, France made a substitution: out went Jalibert and in came Moefana.
14'
Ramos, with a penalty goal, makes it 10-0!
7'
Ramos converts to make it 7-0!
7'
Ollivon gets the try and opens the scoring, making it 5-0!
HERE WE GO
The players appear on the pitch and the ball flies into play!
Italy's line-up!
Capuozzo, Menoncello, Ignacio Brez, Mori, Ioane, Garbisi, Page-Relo, Fischetti, Nicotera, Zilocchi, Cannone, Ruzza, Favretto, Lamaro, Vintcent. On the bench are: Lucchesi, Spagnolo, Ferrari, Canali, Zambonin, Zuliani, Varney and Marin.
France's line-up!
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The Rules!
Style and Scoring
There will be 15 players on each side, with the possibility of seven substitutions, but two reserved for the pillars and Hooker. Remember, to pass the ball, it must be backwards and kicked forward, but the kicker's teammates must be behind the ball at the time of the kick.
There are four ways of scoring in rugby:
- Try (five points): the athlete must reach the in-goal zone mark with possession of the ball and touch down, touchdown style.
- Conversion (two points): a direct kick from anywhere on a line parallel to the sidelines and perpendiculars.
- Drop-goal (three points): ball must touch the ground before being kicked
- Penalty (three points): shot on goal
Cards
Yellow: 10 minutes out of the match
Red: expulsion
Six Nations
The Six Nations tournament takes place once a year, with the six teams competing against each other: Scotland, France, England, Ireland, Italy and Wales. The tournament has been running since 1883, when it was called the Home International Championship, with England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales competing. In 1970, the tournament became five-nation, with France officially invited to join the competition after four editions as a guest. In 2000, with the entry of the Italian national team, the tournament became the Six Nations. On the other hand, the tournament has some peculiarities in the matches between these teams:
Whoever wins all the matches completes a Grand Slam.
Whoever from the Home Nations (England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland) beats the other three wins the Triple Crown.
The match between England and Scotland is for the Calcutta Cup (we're here)
The winner of England and Ireland wins the Millennium Trophy.
The winner of Scotland and Ireland wins the Centenary Quaich
Lastly, whoever wins the match between France and Italy wins the Garibaldi Trophy.
England have 28 titles to their name, followed by Wales with 26. France have 17 titles, Scotland have 15, Ireland have 14 and Italy have yet to win a title.
Stade Pierre-Mauroy
The match will take place at the Stade Pierre-Mauroy in Lille, France. The stadium has a capacity of over 50,000 fans and is home to the Lille soccer team. The stadium was built in 2012, but was renovated for UEFA Euro 2016. The stadium is also known as Grand Stade Lille Metropole - or as Decathlon Arena after the purchase of Naming Rights.
Retrospect
France and Italy have met 13 times in their history, with France winning every time without drawing. In the Six Nations, France have beaten Italy on eight occasions.
The group
In the Six Nations, Ireland lead the way on 15 points, with Scotland close behind on nine points. England are third on eight points, four clear of France. Wales have three points, two above Italy.
Last Matches: italy
Italy, on the other hand, have won one and lost four of their last games. On September 20, they beat Uruguay 38-17. On the 29th, they lost 96-17 to New Zealand. On October 6, they lost 60-7 to France. On February 3, they lost 27-24 to England and on Sunday, February 11, they lost 36-0 to Ireland.
Last Matches: France
France come into the match with three wins and two defeats from their last games. They won 96-0 against Namibia on September 21. On October 6, they beat Italy 60-7. In the quarter-finals, South Africa lost 29-28. On February 2, another defeat came 38-17 to Ireland. And on Saturday (10), by 20-16, the victory came against Scotland.
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