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International - World Cup Pool A

France

27-13

Finished

New Zealand

0 : 5

Mark Tele'aTRY

Thomas RamosPEN

3 : 5

12'

Peato MauvakaJulien Marchand

20'

Thomas RamosPEN

6 : 5

6 : 8

25'

Richardson DanPEN

29'

Thomas RamosPEN

9 : 8

9 : 13

44'

Mark Tele'aTRY

50'

Romain TaofifenuaCameron Woki

53'

Jean-Baptiste GrosReda Wardi

53'

Dorian AldegheriUini Atonio

54'

Ofa TuungafasiEthan De Groot

54'

Fletcher NewellNepo Laulala

56'

Damian PenaudTRY

14 : 13

57'

Will JordanYellow

57'

Luke JacobsonTupou Vaa'i

58'

Thomas RamosCON

16 : 13

58'

Arthur VincentYoram Moefana

63'

Paul BoudehentJean-Baptiste Gros

63'

Finlay ChristieAaron Smith

63'

David HaviliAnton Lienert-Brown

65'

Thomas RamosPEN

19 : 13

69'

Brodie RetallickSamuel Whitelock

72'

Leicester Fainga'anukuMark Telea

74'

Thomas RamosPEN

22 : 13

76'

Melvyn JaminetThomas Ramos

76'

Maxime LucuAntoine Dupont

78'

Melvyn JaminetTRY

27 : 13

79'

Matthieu JalibertCON

29 : 13

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade de France
City	Saint-Denis
Capacity	81338

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