France women's national rugby league team

The France women's national rugby league team, also known as the Chanticleers ( for the Anglophone media) or locally as Les Tricolores, represents France in Women's rugby league. They are administered by the French Rugby League Federation.[1][2]

France
Team information
NicknamesLes Bleues
Les Tricolores
The Chanticleers (Anglophone media)
Governing bodyFédération Française de Rugby à XIII
RegionEurope
Uniforms
First colours
Team results
Biggest win
France 54 — 4 Turkey
World Cup
Appearances2 (first time in 2008)

Players

Squad for the 2021 International Test against England, held on Saturday, 23 October in Perpignan.[3] Canet, Olm-Rouppert and Montsarrat were excluded from the playing 17. Caps, Tries, Goals and Points include the October 2021 Test Match.

Pos. Player Club Debut Caps T G Pts
FullbackElisa Ciria RC Lescure Arthes 1320111411024
WingChristina Song-Puche Déesses Catalanes20162000
CentreMélanie Bianchini Déesses Catalanes20211104
CentreZoé Pastre-Courtine Déesses Catalanes20211000
WingManon Samarra RC Lescure Arthes 1320192000
Stand-offElodie Pacull Pia Baroudeuses20211000
HalfbackAlice Varela Toulouse Ovalie201114000
PropJeanne Bernard RC Lescure Arthes 1320174000
HookerCyndia Mansard Toulouse Ovalie20158000
PropGaëlle Alvherne RC Lescure Arthes 1320184208
Second-rowElisa Akpa Déesses Catalanes20183000
Second-rowLaureane Biville RC Lescure Arthes 1320166000
Loose forwardLeila Bessahli Déesses Catalanes20175104
interchangeFanny Ramos Déesses Catalanes20174104
interchangeMailys Borak Marseille XIII Avenir20211000
interchangeInès Legout Toulouse Ovalie20184104
interchangeTallis Kuresa Girondins De Bordeaux20211000
interchangeLauriane Canet Limoux Grizzgirls20191000
interchangeNadia Olm-Rouppert Toulouse Ovalie20183208
interchangePerrine Montsarrat RC Lescure Arthes 1320171000

Results

Full internationals

This list is incomplete. It is missing matches against Great Britain played in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

DateOpponentScoreTournamentVenueReferences
7 Jul 2007 England
Loss
Test Match Stade Municipal de Lescure d'Albigeois, Albi
13 Jul 2008 England
Loss
Test Match Widnes RUFC
6 Nov 2008 Australia
0–60
2008 WRLWC Stockland Park, Sunshine CoastSCD[4]
8 Nov 2008 England
4–54
BBC[5]
10 Nov 2008 Russia
12–18
12 Nov 2008 Samoa
0–32
SCD[6]
14 Nov 2008 Tonga
34–4
SCD[7]
18 Jul 2009 England
8–28
2 Test Series Stade Ernest Argeles, ToulouseBTA[8]
25 Jul 2009 England
0–36
Stade Ernest Argeles, ToulouseLE[9]
10 Jul 2010 England
8–40
Test Match National Sports Centre, LilleshallERL[10]
2 Jul 2011 England
6–40
2 Test Series Parc Des Sports, AvignonERL[11]
6 Jul 2011 England
6–56
Parc Des Sports, AvignonERL[12]
15 Jun 2012 England
0–48
Test Match Grattan Stadium, BradfordERL[13]
5 Jul 2013 New Zealand
0–88
2013 WRLWC The Tetley's Stadium, DewsburyERL[14]
8 Jul 2013 Australia
0–72
Post Office Road, FeatherstoneERL[15]
11 Jul 2013 England
4–42
Fox's Biscuits Stadium, BatleyVR[16] ERL[17]
13 Jul 2013 England
0–54
South Leeds Stadium, HunsletVR[18] ERL[19]
17 Jun 2015 England
4–24
2 Test Series Stade Jean Benege, TonneinsRLC[20] ERL[21]
20 Jun 2015 England
14–14
Stade Roger Garnung, Biganos4LS[22] ERL[23]
22 Oct 2016 England
6–36
Test Match Parc des Sports, AvignonRLC[24]
21 Jun 2017 England
16–26
2 Test Series Stade de la Mer, PerpignanRLC[25]
24 Jun 2017 England
8–14
Stade de la Mer, PerpignanRLC[26]
10 Nov 2018  Italy
60–0
Test Match Stade Albert Domec, Carcassonne FFR[27]
27 Oct 2018 England
4–54
Test Match Stade Albert Domec, CarcassonneRLC[28]
5 Oct 2019  Turkey
54–4
Test Match Istanbul Treize Mondial[29]
23 Oct 2021  England
4–40
 Test Match Stade Gilbert Brutus, Perpignan FFR[30] TM[31] ERL[32] JRL[33]

Other international matches

This list is incomplete. It is missing matches against Great Britain played in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

DateOpponentScoreTournamentVenueReferences
7 Jul 2010 England Combined Services
20–14
Tour Match WakefieldERL[34]
24 Feb 2018  Italy
12–4
Selection Stade Léo Lagrange,Toulon Treize Mondial[35]

See also

References
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  2. Portoghese, Matteo (2018-03-01). "Rugby League – Francia-Italia e un augurio per il futuro". MondoSportivo.it (in Italian). Retrieved 2020-03-06.
  3. "France squads to face England Men and Women announced". Rugby-League.com. 17 Oct 2021. Retrieved 19 Oct 2021.
  4. Gardiner, Peter (7 Nov 2008). "Hancock stars as Jillaroos romp home". Sunshine Coast Daily. p. 22.
  5. "England women shine in World Cup". BBC. 6 Nov 2008. Retrieved 30 Mar 2021.
  6. Tuxworth, Jon (13 Nov 2008). "Sister Act". Sunshine Coast Daily. p. 48.
  7. "English pride comes to the fore". Sunshine Coast Daily. 15 Nov 2008. p. 106.
  8. "Thunderbird Twibell an England hit". Bradford Telegraph and Argus. 23 Jul 2009.
  9. "Women lead the French revolution". Liverpool Echo. 1 Aug 2009.
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  22. Powell, Jennie (21 Jun 2015). "England Rugby League team in terrific fightback against France". 4 The Love of Sport. Retrieved 21 Oct 2020.
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  27. "La France qui rit". FFR13. 10 Nov 2018. Retrieved 23 Oct 2021.
  28. "Report: France Women 4-54 England Women". Rugby-League.com. 27 Oct 2018. Retrieved 21 Oct 2020.
  29. Jacquemard, Nicolas (5 October 2019). "La France s'impose largement face à la Turquie". Treize Mondial (in French).
  30. "XIII de France Féminin : La France s'incline face à l'Angleterre". Fédération Française de Rugby à XIII (in French). 2021-10-23. Retrieved 2021-10-23.
  31. "Le XIII de France trop juste face aux Anglaises". Trieze Mondial. 23 Oct 2021. Retrieved 24 Oct 2021.
  32. "France 4 v 40 England - Match Report". European Rugby League. 23 Oct 2021. Retrieved 24 Oct 2021.
  33. "France Women 🇫🇷 VS England Women - Rugby League International". YouTube. Just Rugby League. 24 Oct 2021. Retrieved 24 Oct 2021.
  34. "Combined Services England 6 vs 20 France - Match Report". European Rugby League. 7 Jul 2010. Retrieved 31 Mar 2021.
  35. Caffort, Grégory (25 February 2018). "Doublé Français à Toulon !". Treize Mondial (in French).


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