France Maintain Unbeaten Streak with Six-Try Win Against Italy in Women’s Six Nations

In a thrilling Women’s Six Nations clash, France continued their unbeaten streak with a dominant six-try victory over Italy. The French team showcased their attacking prowess as they secured the bonus point before half-time, with Nassira Konde, Annaelle Deshayes, Charlotte Escudero, and Melissande Llorens all crossing the try line.

Fly-half Lina Queyroi was instrumental in setting up the tries, with her clever chip over the Italian defense leading to Konde’s opening score. Despite Italy’s efforts, including two tries from Alyssa D’Inca and a penalty from Beatrice Rigoni, France maintained control of the match.

Assia Khalfaoui and Madoussou Fall added to France’s tally in the second half, ensuring a comfortable victory. The win keeps France in contention for the Women’s Six Nations Grand Slam, with England currently leading the table by just one point.

Looking ahead, France will face Wales in their next match, knowing that a win could set up a Grand Slam showdown with England in Bordeaux on the final day of the tournament. The French team last won the Women’s Six Nations in 2018, and they will be eager to reclaim the title this year.

With a strong performance against Italy, France has once again demonstrated why they are a force to be reckoned with in women’s rugby. Fans can expect more exciting matches as the Women’s Six Nations competition heats up.