France Dominates Ireland in Six Nations Showdown, Keeps Title Hopes Alive

The French rugby team delivers a commanding performance in Dublin, overcoming the loss of Antoine Dupont to defeat the reigning champions.

France defeated Ireland 32-13 in a pivotal Six Nations match at the Aviva Stadium, putting themselves in position to potentially win the tournament.
Despite losing captain Antoine Dupont to injury in the 28th minute, the French team showcased exceptional resilience and depth.
Louis Bielle-Biarrey scored two tries, continuing his standout performance in the tournament as the top try-scorer.
Thomas Ramos contributed significantly with accurate kicking, adding multiple penalties and conversions to extend France's lead.
The victory marked France's first win in Dublin since 2021, breaking a long-standing streak of losses on Irish soil.