Les Bleues mastered Japan to start
Opposing Japan this Friday evening, Carla Neisen and her partners took the measure of Japan (35-7) for their entry into the competition. After a timid first act (14-7), marked by two tries from Joanna Grisez (2nd) and a goal from Camille Grassineau magnificently served by Séraphine Okemba, David Courteix’s troops gained momentum with three goals from Carla Neisen (9th). ), Anne-Cécile Ciofani (14th) and Ian Jason (15th).
The Australians start with a victory
The first meeting of the women’s tournament pitted Australia against Ireland, two of the last three stage winners and, above all, two opponents of the Blues in the pools: the hierarchy was respected with a clear victory for the Australians (30-0) .
Girls start at 1:52 a.m., men at 4:16 a.m.
The French women’s 7 will open their competition on the night of Friday to Saturday against Japan. The match will kick off at 1:52 a.m. For the men, we will have to wait a little since they will face Canada at 4:16 a.m.
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