France will no doubt be out to win the 2011 Six Nations. France kick off their campaign against Scotland at Stade de France on 5th February. France take on Ireland, again at the Stade de France, on 13th February. France v England takes place at Twickenham on 26th February. France's final matches are against Italy on 12th March and Wales on 19th March.
France are famous for their free-flowing rugby and the Jekyll and Hyde nature of their performances. Always physical, always temperamental and always unpredictable, watching the French expressing themselves on a rugby field is one of the very most enjoyable parts of the game. Despite a disappointing Six Nations Championship, they went on to beat New Zealand in Dunedin during the summer before narrowly losing to the same opposition at Wellington a week later.
Coach Marc Lievremont has been known for his eccentric team selections but any team that can call on the talents of Imanol Harinordoquy, Cedric Heymans, Vincent Clerc and Yannick Jauzion will always be a threat
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France coach Marc Lievremont has said that he regrets his brutal outburst following Saturday's defeat by Italy in which he suggested several players may not represent Les Bleus...
France coach Marc Lievremont will ring the changes for Saturday's final Six Nations match with Wales, after accusing some players of betraying the French shirt in the 22-21 loss to...
In-form French full-back, Maxime Medard, will miss Le Crunch on Saturday after suffering a hamstring injury.
England winger Mark Cueto has been handed a nine-week ban for making contact with the face of Northampton player, Christian Day.
Big names in rugby, such as Jona Lumu, have once again called on rugby sevens to be included at future Olympic games.
England star Ben Foden has been bailed following his arrest in the early hours of Monday morning.
Northhampton saints dominated Wasps 39-3 on their way to moving back into the Premiership top four.
London Saracens will take on Leicester Tigers in the Guinness Premiership Final, which will take place on Saturday 29th May at Twickenham Stadium, London.
Club's are getting ready for a run at the Guinness Premiership Final with tickets still available for the showpiece occasion.
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South Africa slumped to another shock defeat when they were beaten 24-23 by Saracens thanks to a last gasp drop goal from one of their fellow countrymen.
Sarries host a prestige friendly against South Africa and give their loyal fans a chance to see the best team in the world.
Stand-in captain Nick Easter insists England will have to be at their best to take home the Grand Slam in Dublin.
The game neither team wants to lose and have ignominy of winning the tournament Wooden Spoon.
Wales hope to continue their good form against stuttering France in Paris on Saturday.
England look to win their first Grand Slam in 8 years in Dublin on Saturday.
England captain Mike Tindall will miss this Saturdays game against Ireland with injury.
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