The match was on of two in the group on Sunday. The other fixture saw South Africa victorious 29-24 over Italy. That result means South Africa join France in advancing to the Quarter Finals. Both Italy and Brazil will be looking for their first win of the tournament when they meet in Northampton on Brazil\u2019s National Declaration of Independence Holiday, September 07.<\/p>\n
Brazil will be looking to be more competitive against Italy than was the case against both France and South Africa. France\u2019s 84-5 win saw the Europeans dominating proceedings and underlining themselves as title contenders.<\/p>\n
Le XV de France f\u00e9minin ran in thirteen tries to one at Exeter\u2019s Sandy Park. Eight of the tries came in the first-half. An improved Brazil, came out better in the second-half and were eventually rewarded with Bianca Silva scoring an impressive try in the 64th minute.<\/p>\n
Brazil take-on France in week two of the Women\u2019s Rugby World Cup 2025 in England. Week Two will see a busy Saturday and Sunday with the eight matches being played over these two days. Brazil vs France is the only Sunday fixture featuring an Americas competitor. Both Canada and the USA will be in action on Saturday.<\/p>\n
Brazil\u2019s Women\u2019s Rugby World Cup debut was against South Africa in Northampton. Brazil were beaten 66-6 in a match in which As Yaras set a tournament record of 241 tackles. France were winners in their opening match which was against Italy. Le XV de France f\u00e9minin are now targeting a bonus point win over Brazil before facing South Africa in their final pool match.<\/p>\n
O pr\u00f3ximo jogo do Brasil ser\u00e1 no dia 7 de setembro, em Northampton, contra a It\u00e1lia, em jogo que marcar\u00e1 a despedida dos dois times da competi\u00e7\u00e3o. Isso porque, no outro jogo do grupo, a \u00c1frica do Sul, que venceu o Brasil na abertura, triunfou sobre a It\u00e1lia por 29 a 24 e tamb\u00e9m se garantiu nas quartas.<\/p>\n
The contest officially began International Women\u2019s XV competition between Brazil and France.
\nFrance had 74% of territory.
\nFrance had 51% of possession.<\/p>\n
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BRAZIL (5)
TRY \u2013 Bianca Silva (64\u2032)<\/p>\n
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FRANCE (84)
TRY \u2013 Emilie Boulard (5\u2032, 56\u2032), Marie Morland (7\u2032), Pauline Bourdon Sansus (12\u2032), Kelly Arbey (16\u2032, 69\u2032), Annaelle Deshaye (22\u2032), Marine Menager (27\u2032, 41\u2032), Lina Queyroi (32\u2032), Seraphine Okemba (35\u2032, 43\u2032), Nassira Konde (59\u2032), Lina Tuy (67\u2032)
CON \u2013 Lina Queyroi (13\u2032, 36\u2032, 57\u2032, 6\u2032, 60\u2032, 67\u2032, 8\u2032)<\/p>\n
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BRAZIL
15 Fernanda Ten\u00f3rio, 14 Isadora Lopes, 13 Edna Santini, 12 Marina Fioravanti, 11 Yasmim Soares, 10 Maria Gabriela Graf, 9 Luiza Gonzalez Campos, 8 \u00cdris Coluna, 7 Larissa Carvalho, 6 Let\u00edcia Medeiros, 5 Let\u00edcia Silva, 4 Eshyllen Coimbra (capt.), 3 Tais Prioste, 2 Isabela Gomes Saccomanno, 1 Samara Vergara;<\/p>\n
Replacements: 16 Nat\u00e1lia Jonck, 17 Franciele Barros, 18 P\u00e2mela Santos, 19 Ana Carolina Santana, 20 Camilla \u00cdsis Carvalho, 21 Leila Silva, 22 Carolyne Katrine Pereira, 23 Bianca Silva<\/p>\n
FRANCE
15 \u00c9mile Boulard, 14 Marine M\u00e9nager (capt.), 13 Nassira Kond\u00e9, 12 Gaby Vernier, 11 Kelly Arbey, 10 Lina Queyroi, 9 Pauline Bourdon Sansus, 8 Marie Morland, 7 Lea Champion, 6 Seraphine Okemba, 5 Hina Ikahehegi, 4 Taina Maka, 3 Rose Bernadou, 2 Agath\u00e9 Gerin, 1 Annaele Deshaye<\/p>\n
Replacements: 16 Elisa Riffonneau, 17 Makarita Baleinadogo, 18 Yllana Brosseau, 19 Axelle Berthoumieu, 20 Khoudedia Cissokho, 21 Alexandra Chambon, 22 Lina Tuy, 23 Carla Neisen<\/p>\n
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Video: To Follow<\/p>\n
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Referee: Natarsha Ganley (New Zealand)
Assistant Referees: Maria Heitor (Portugal); Precious Pazani (Zimbabwe)
Television Match Official: Andrew McMenemy (Scotland
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