It is transformed by Thomas Ramos who no longer misses. 26-0 for the Blues
27e
ESSAAAAIIIIII FOR THE XV OF France! Untenable with his signature red helmet, Louiiiis Bielle-Biarrey. The kick reversal, the relay and the finish on the left lane
Big kick from Barré under pressure without momentum. He will get a superb, almost unexpected touch.
LBB is nice with his footwork at ground level but it's a question of not doing anything either.
Transformed by Ramos, 2/3 between the poles. 19-0
19e
TRY FOR THE XV OF FRANCE! Not easy to referee this time but as it is an uninteresting friendly, the referee chooses to please us.
18e
French test? Roumat flattens but the referee first gives a forward before reversing his decision! He asks for the video
Very good progress on a ball carried by the French team but we waste everything by conceding a penalty almost on the Japanese line…
It was enough to speak for Toto to make a filthy pass backwards, fortunately without consequences
The Japanese may come out quickly on Dupont, but the French 9 always finds a way to surprise with the pass. Alldritt takes the opportunity to drill full axis but it does not succeed
And this time it's transformed by Ramos! 12-0 for France
9e
TEST OF THE XV OF FRANCE! Oh it's all well handled with the knockdown at the foot of Ramos for Gailleton who finishes with plenty of composure.
Not incredible at the moment for the Blues in terms of discipline. That won't work against the Blacks
The Japanese go for a penalty to try but come up against a big blue defensive curtain.
Ouch, the transformation doesn't happen. It makes 5-0 for France
VALID TEST! The Blues are already taking the lead thanks to LBB
Possible forward on this ball which is hanging around before being flattened. The angle of the images is not incredible but it smells good
3e
ESSAY ?? Bielle Bierrey maneuvering but the referee asks to see
The Blues did well in the scrum that followed and gained meters. The match can finally begin.
Ah well of course the infamous kicking game which almost costs a try from the start. The Blues are forced to defend on their line as soon as the match has started.
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