

France weathered a second-half onslaught from South Africa to claim a famous 21-19 Nations Championship victory over the world champions at a frenzied Stade de France
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France have beaten South Africa 21-19 in Paris, holding on in the last few minutes of a remarkable Test match for a famous win.
The Springboks went down 21-19 to France at the Stade de France in a feisty encounter which saw Les Bleus dominate the first half and South Africa the second.
Everything you need to know as France host South Africa in the Rugby Nations Championship.
The northern and southern hemisphere Nations Championship leaders, France and South Africa, will face off on Friday at the Stade de France in a fixture that is likely to have seismic implications.
ESPN's Nations Championship power rankings, with an eye to the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia.
ESPN's rugby writers analyse what we learned as the Nations Championship returned with big wins for South Africa, New Zealand, England and Ireland.
Following a 66-7 win over Italy, Springboks head coach Rassie Erasmus has generally opted for continuity heading into Friday's away Nations Championship clash with France, but made one change to his starting XV and one to his bench.
France closed out a 54-17 victory over Fiji in Lyon to move top of the Nations Championship Northern Hemisphere standings.
Ahead of the Nations Championship's return, ESPN's Tom Hamilton breaks down what he thinks has already been settled as we prepare to savour part two.
Everything you need to know about the second half of the 2026 Nations Championship for the rugby fan who has needs a timely refresher.
The British & Irish Women's Lions side will play at home before embarking on their inaugural tour of New Zealand next year, facing France at the Principality Stadium in Wales.
With the Rugby World Cup less than a year away, France appear to be the Northern Hemisphere team best placed to challenge the Springboks and the All Blacks.
Thursday marks the official one-year countdown for Rugby World Cup 2027. We have assessed the top 12 on World Rugby's rankings and delivered a progress report, considering key issues, as the tournament edges closer.
Matthieu Jalibert and hooker Maxime Lamothe scored two tries each as France stormed to a 45-15 win over Japan in the Nations Championship on Saturday.
And just like that we enter the final weekend of the July Nations Championship fixtures. Read on for teams, news, and everything you need to know.
The Wallabies have been left "deflated" but believe they haven't hit rock bottom after they failed to kick on from a strong opening 40 minutes, bombing a 9-point halftime lead to concede 30 straight points in a 42-26 capitulation in Brisbane.
Wallabies captain Harry Wilson says his team are gutted and hurting after conceding 30 second-half points to France on the way to a sixth consecutive Test lost.
The Nations Championship kicked off with an almighty bang in Week 1 and Week 2 is promising to bring even more excitement. Read on for teams, news, and everything you need to know.
The Wallabies have been dealt another major injury blow with second choice fly-half Ben Donaldson expected to be ruled out for Saturday's Test against France, according to reports.
The wounded Wallabies are vowing to take the fight to France as Joe Schmidt's beaten and battered charges strive to avoid a new decade-long low in a must-win Nations Championship battle in Brisbane.
England have finally been handed some good injury news, with Sadia Kabeya, Maddie Feaunati and Lilli Ives Campion all returning to the squad for their Women's Six Nations Grand Slam decider against France on Sunday.
England head coach Steve Borthwick has said the hurt his team experienced in this Six Nations will make them stronger in the future.
France secured the 2026 Six Nations with a dramatic, chaotic victory over England on Saturday, with Thomas Ramos kicking a penalty to win the match with the last kick of the game.
