France in the Five Nations tournament 1970

The team of France gained the Five Nations tournament 1970, with equality with the team of Wales, having gained three matches and having lost that against Welsh with Cardiff. The team of France was led by her captain Christian Carrère.

Pierre Villepreux was the best French realizer with the 14 points successful against English.

Twenty-four players contributed to this success.

Players

First Line

Second Line

Third Line

Half of mélée

Half of opening

Three quarters

Back

Pierre Villepreux

Results of the matches

the January 10th, victory 11-9 against the team of Scotland to Edinburgh
the January 24th, victory 8-0 against the team of Ireland to Paris
the April 4th, demolished 11-6 against the team of Wales to Cardiff
the April 18th, victory 35-13 against the team of England to Paris

Points marked by the French

Match against

Lucien Pariès (5 points): 1 transformation, 1 drop
Jean-Pierre Lux (3 points): 1 test
Benoit Dauga (3 points): 1 test

Match against Ireland

Lucien Pariès (5 points): 1 transformation, 1 drop
Jean Sillières (3 points): 1 test

Match against

Cantoni Jack (3 points): 1 test
Jean-Marie Bonnal (3 points): 1 test

Match against

Pierre Villepreux (14 points): 4 transformations, 1 penalty, 1 drop
Jean-Louis Bérot (6 points): 1 test, 1 drop
Jean-Marie Bonnal (3 points): 1 test
Roger Bourgarel (3 points): 1 test
Jean Trillo (3 points): 1 test
Benoit Dauga (3 points): 1 test
Jean-Pierre Lux (3 points): 1 test

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