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France Beat Ireland 26–7 to Stay Unbeaten in Women’s Six Nations

The bonus-point win keeps France level with England atop the table, setting up a likely Bordeaux finale.

Overview

  • France, which beat Ireland 26-7 on Saturday in Clermont-Ferrand, pulled away after halftime to clinch a four-try bonus.
  • Ireland saw three tries overturned on video review, stopping them from building a lead despite long spells of pressure.
  • France’s defense held firm with a reported 96% tackle success rate, limiting Ireland to a single maul try.
  • Prop Ambre Mwayembe scored her first international try and took player of the match, while impact subs helped spark scores for Carla Arbez and Anaïs Grando.
  • The result leaves France level on points with champions England, with a trip to Scotland on May 9 before a likely May 17 meeting in Bordeaux that could decide the title.