The French channels are offering a big program for the last day of the group stages of the 2023 Rugby World Cup. Three matches will be broadcast on TF1 and France 2. We explain where and when to follow the matches.
The 2023 Rugby World Cup continues! For this fifth and final day of the group stages of the competition and the day after the French XV match, viewers keen on the oval will be able to follow many interesting meetings on this day of Saturday October 7. Indeed, French television channels offer fans the opportunity to devote their second part of the day to rugby, only by skipping from Two to One. Tele-Leisure explains the television program for this new day of rugby.
Rugby World Cup 2023: Ireland-Scotland, Wales-Georgia and England-Samoa this October 7
A big English-speaking afternoon ahead this Saturday, October 7. And that’s good, since Scotland, Ireland, Scotland and England are among the best nations in the world! As proof, the English and the Welsh are at the top of their respective groups, with 14 points and only victories since the start of the competition. The XV de la Rose is even ruthless. Our neighbors across the Channel remain in a final match of very high quality by crushing (71-0) the Chileans helpless in the face of the English fury. The Welsh were not left out either, with a convincing victory (46-10) against Australia. These two nations in full swing will obviously act as favorites against their opponents, placed in penultimate place in groups C and D. To finish in style, the eyes of viewers will be riveted on the clash between Ireland and Ireland. ‘Scotland. In Pool B led solidly by South Africa, the two neighboring nations will compete for second place in the group and therefore a place towards the quarter-finals. Very smart will be the one who can know the outcome of this meeting…
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Rugby World Cup 2023: where and when to follow the three matches on Saturday October 7?
3 p.m.: Wales-Georgia, live on France 2
5:45 p.m.: England-Samoa, live on France 2
9:00 p.m.: Ireland-Scotland, live on TF1
