Summary
France defeated Italy in the Six Nations rugby tournament in Lille, winning by 33-8 and securing a bonus point. This victory keeps France's hopes alive for winning all their Six Nations matches, known as a Grand Slam. Italy managed to score once but could not match France's early lead.
Key Facts
- France won against Italy with a final score of 33-8.
- France's tries were scored by Bielle-Biarrey, Meafou, Ramos, Drean, and Gailleton.
- Italy scored through a try by Capuozzo and a penalty by Garbisi.
- France aims for a Grand Slam, meaning they want to win all their matches in the tournament.
- The match was held in Lille, and France had a strong start with a 19-0 lead.
- France will play their next match against Scotland in Edinburgh.
- Italy will host England in their next match.
