In difficult conditions with a lot of wind, the XV of France came out on top against Scotland (15-5) not without being scared, Saturday in Edinburgh, and won its second success in two matches.
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Les Bleues won their first two matches of the Six Nations Tournament, and that’s all we will remember from this second outing. Manhandled by a solid Scottish team, the French XV won painfully (15-5) and can still believe in their Grand Slam chances. Thanks to two tries from Kelly Arbey (53rd) and Emeline Gros (80th+1), Pauline Bourdon-Sansus’ teammates confirm their first success against Ireland (38-17), at Le Mans last week.
The content will not necessarily be the first thing to remember. The daughters of David Ortiz and Gaëlle Mignot were sluggish, dropping a large number of balls and barely managing to cross the first Scottish curtain. A reaction in the game will be expected against Italy at Jean-Bouin, Sunday April 14.
Relive the meeting.
