France – New Zealand: “The pressure, the fatigue, everything…” Louis Bielle-Biarrey was ill after the victory of the XV of France

He is the man who allowed the rugby players of the French XV to take the advantage, never to let it go again. Even if the Blues sweated to the end against the formidable New Zealanders this Saturday, November 16 at the Stade de France (30-29 success, autumn tour), they achieved a significant and prestigious success.

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Particularly due to the canes of Louis Bielle-Biarrey. The young winger from Union Bordeaux-Bègles, 21, scored the decisive try in the 51st minute. Following a loss of the ball by New Zealand, Thomas Ramos recovered the leather, tapped towards the goal to launch Bielle-Biarrey. The latter accomplished his mission perfectly, triggering a supersonic sprint and flattening into the goal.

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An achievement which then allowed the Blues to lead 24-17 after transformation. Thus, the Girondin suffered, once the success was sealed, a small decompensation. “Yes at the end of the match, I had a little vomit” he confessed to La Dépêche du Midi. I don't know, a little bit of everything came out, the pressure, maybe the fatigue, a little bit of everything… So yes I vomited at the end of the match, but nothing serious.”

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Louis Bielle-Biarrey now has 9 tries for Blue, in 13 selections. Next match for the Tricolores (the third and last of this fall tour): Friday November 22 against Argentina (9:10 p.m.), still at the Stade de France.