relive the Marseillaise sung a cappella by the 80,000 spectators of the Stade de France

For its third test match of the autumn tour, the France team was opposed to New Zealand on Saturday, November 20. A match always special against THE benchmark of world rugby.

After defeating Argentina (29-20) and Georgia (41-15), it is an ogre who presented himself against the men of Fabien Galthié. Triple world champions, the All Blacks have not lost against the French since 2009. As in the first match at the Stade de France against Argentina, the Marseillaise was taken up a cappella by the 23 French players and their staff, but also by the supporters who came in droves. For the first time since the start of the Covid-19 crisis, the Blues were supported by an enclosure filled to the brim, with 80,000 spectators. Thrills guaranteed.