The Trophy of the Six Nations tournament will not go into the hands of XV of France this year. Blues were beaten to the wire by Scotland, 27–23, in the last match of the competition this Friday (postponed due to coronavirus cases). Wales won the tournament. The French finished in second place.
To win the tournament, the Blues had to win by a margin of at least 21 points.
“Heavy disappointment”
Towards the end of the match, there was essentially a lot of disappointment from the Blues side. “We’ve given a lot during these nine weeks, so it’s obviously a big disappointment, even to all the people who supported us”, Reacted to France’s XV Captain Charles Olivon. “But we will continue to work, we know where we come from, and we will go back to work. It will develop us.”
For coach Fabian Galthey, “We can regret that even if at one point we feel that we could not achieve the number of intervals and tries, we still have the possibility of winning this match many times”. “We can regret the team’s fatigue, sometimes a lack of defection”, He said on the microphone of France 2.
Six Nations Tournament 2021 Calendar:
Day one
Italy 10 – 50 FranceSaturday 6 February
England 6 – 11 Scotland, Saturday 6 February
Wales 21 – 16 Ireland, Sunday 7 February
Second day
England 41 – 18 Italy, Saturday 13 February
Scotland 24 – 25 Wales, Saturday 13 February
Ireland 13 – 15 France, Sunday 14 February
day 3
Italy 10 – 48 Ireland, Saturday 27 February
Wales 40 – 24 England, Saturday 27 February
France 23 – 27 Scotland, postponed to 26 March
4th day
Italy 7 – 48 Wales, Saturday 13 March
England 23 – 20 France, Saturday 13 March
Scotland 24 – 27 Ireland, Sunday 14 March
5th day
Scotland 52 – 10 Italy, Saturday 20 March
Ireland 32 – 18 England, Saturday 20 March
France 32 – 30 Wales, Saturday 20 March
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