France vs Uruguay Prediction RWC 2023 Group A

France vs Uruguay will make their second appearance in the hard-fought Pool A at the Rugby World Cup 2023. The match will be played on Thursday, September 14 at 21:00 local time and will take place at the Stade Pierre-Mauroy in the city of Lille, which has a capacity for approximately 50 thousand spectators. The quintet is completed with the presence of New Zealand, Namibia and Italy.

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The home team has been one of the best teams in the world despite finishing second in the 6 Nations with 20 points, 7 behind Ireland, who won the title. The South Americans come into the Rugby World Cup 2023 having just won the Santander Cup against Romania in 2022 and also won the Super Rugby Americas with their franchise, Penarol.

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France’s style of play is based on intensity, keeping the ball moving and dangerous attacks. There are constant passes in contact that discomfort a defense that comes back and generates inconveniences. The Charrúas are grit and heart but they also have a lot of intelligence to define in key moments. The forwards are in charge of sustaining the team until their physical strength is exhausted. Logically, they are not one of the strongest teams of the tournament but they will give a worthy image despite the great distances that separate them from the powers.

France vs Uruguay Match Preview

France vs Uruguay have never faced each other in this tournament, so this will be the first time we see them competing on the field.

The team tactically led by Esteban Meneses played 15 matches since the Webb Ellis Cup was created: 3 wins, no draws and 12 losses, an effectiveness of 20%. They scored a total of 188 points and conceded another 718. The Uruguayans qualified for the 1999, 2015 and 2019 World Cups, although in no case did they make it past the group stage.

The team coached by Christoph Galthié played 53 matches in the World Cup: they won in 36 matches, drew twice and left empty-handed on 15 occasions, an effectiveness of 68%. They scored a total of 1585 points and conceded some 966. They played in all the World Cups that took place and three times they reached the final but without success (1987, 1999, 2011).

Upcoming Matches Rugby World Cup 2023 Round 3 Group A 

After the France vs Uruguay match, Pool A of the Rugby World Cup 2023 will have more action. France vs Namibia will make their third appearance on Thursday, September 21 at 21:00 local time at the Stade de Marseille in the city of Marseille. It is a match for the Europeans to win comfortably and make it 5-5 and thus win the head-to-head battle against their closest rival, New Zealand.

Italy vs Uruguay will play the third matchday on Wednesday, September 20 at 20:00 local time at the Stade de Nice in the city of Nice. It is a good match for Los Teros to make history and win a match of enormous importance to hope for their first ever qualification.

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Prediction France vs Uruguay Rugby World Cup 2023

It is clear that France vs Uruguay will be a match where the French will make use of their home ground and all the hierarchy of their players to impose themselves on an opponent that is one of the weakest in the tournament. It will be a clash between the 2nd and 17th in the world ranking. Galthié’s team has been demonstrating for a long time that they are one of the most solid teams in the world and that they are serious candidates to win the title. Meneses’ team is not up to the level of such a rival but they will try to be competitive despite having all to lose.

Prediction: France 48-9 Uruguay. Victory for the Gauls

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