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5:47 p.m. : Trial of 80 meters from the outset for the Blues signed by the back Thomas Ramos who ultimately concludes a school tricolor counter-attack.
5:45 p.m. : It’s the brand new opener Marcus Smith who kicks off the meeting. He replaces Owen Farrell, the star of the XV de la Rose, ejected on the bench after messy performances this year. England-France 0-0.
5:43 p.m. : After There Marseillaisehere is the God Save the King (and more “Queen”). It will take some getting used to.
5:39 p.m. : 33-25 for the Blues!
5:39 p.m. : Hello Pierre, it’s time for predictions! My prediction for this match: victory for France, close, 20-25. Come on blues ??
5:38 p.m. : I see a difficult victory for the Rooster over the XV de la Rose 28 – 24. Come on the Blues
5:37 p.m. : Come on, a little prognosis Pierre! 35-12 for our blues ?? The blueberries showed the way yesterday! Good game! ?
5:37 p.m. : For me England will win 27-15.
5:37 p.m. : I think it will be rather closed. England 15 France 18.
5:37 p.m. : The Blues will lose by 17 points
5:36 p.m. : Hello Pierre, I see a snatch victory for England 42 to 37 and a rain of tries on each side.
5:36 p.m. : It’s time for your predictions in the middle of tea time. With a splash of milk?
5:31 p.m. : It’s the (long-awaited) moment of the editorial staff’s predictions. In the ranks of the optimists, Thomas Baïetto, who announces a 27-20 success, Romain Scotto (25-21), Clément Parrot (22-19) and Boris Jullien (31-15). I play the big odds with the English awakening in a stadium where the French have not won since 2005, with a success of the XV de la Rose 28-25. It’s up to you in the comments!
5:15 p.m. : It’s over at the Stadio Olimpico and theItaly appear more and more as the great favorite for the wooden spoon, after their defeat at home against the Welsh (29-17)
4:28 p.m. : The Italians returned to the pitch with other intentions, and quickly reduced the score thanks to a try from Sebastian Luke Negri, converted by Tommaso Allan. 22-10 for the Welshbut the match seems to be restarted.
4:07 p.m. : Rob, he sees the XV of the Rose emerge victorious. “I’m confident for this match and for the future. Borthwick is doing a great job, it’s promising.” He already gives an appointment for the World Cup in France in the fall #ANGFRA #SixNations https://t.co/7LyLzkDlFz
4:07 p.m. : The Blues can also count on supporters who came in large numbers, and always in disguise, for this clash #ANGFRA #SixNations https://t.co/WJISTrjwMP
4:07 p.m. : Sam (right) came from Chicago to watch the game with his friend Michael. He expects a “tight match” but still sees France win #ANGFRA #SixNations https://t.co/mKFWhAx7BM
4:06 p.m. : The supporters are already present in large numbers at the foot of the stadium, in front of the food-trucks, the bars and the stages @francetvsport @franceinfo #ANGFRA #SixNations
4:06 p.m. : Our journalist Maylice Lavorel takes the cool near Twickenham, at 1h30 from the kick-off of the meeting.
4:14 p.m. : @TontonFab Indeed, reduced to 14 on a yellow card, the Transalpine see their evening opponents take off. The Italians are clumsy in attack and naive in defense, the perfect combo to restore confidence to a Wales that has been picking up since the start of the Tournament. a few seconds before the break for the Leek XV.
4:03 p.m. : How hard it is to watch the Italians play, who jostled us in the first match and who are in the process of being crushed by the Welsh.