On Saturday, 22 November 2025, at 9:10 p.m., the Stade de France will be buzzing with excitement as France and Australia face off in an exceptional official match as part of the autumn tests, a bilateral encounter that promises to be exceptionally intense in this true classic of international rugby.

This test match is part of the historic relationship between the two nations since the creation of the Bicentennial Trophy in 1989. The points, the odds, the fervor of the crowd, and the rivalry between clubs are already fueling the atmosphere. A new momentum is building for Les Bleus, with the aim of making history and seeking revenge against the Wallabies in preparation for the 2026 Six Nations. This will be a memorable moment for French fans, proud to support their nation at the heart of top-level rugby.

On Saturday, 8 November 2025, the Stade de France is set to host an exceptional match between France and South Africa, a highlight of the autumn tour. This high-level match will pit two major rugby nations against each other in a truly legendary stadium, under the watchful eye of an impartial referee. The action promises to be intense, with the ball passing from hand to hand with precision. Spectators, armed with their tickets, will gather at the heart of the excitement to support their favourite clubs and nations.

The Springboks' recent international performances as world champions have made them one of the best teams in the world, while Les Bleus are fully committed to this match, ready to score points, seek the decisive try — and write new memories. After the painful quarter-final defeat in the 2023 World Cup against South Africa (28-29), the French are hungry for revenge, with their heads full of ambition.

This gathering of nations – France, South Africa, England, All Blacks – highlights the importance of rugby on an international scale. Great players like Kolbe demonstrate the intensity of the game and highlight the prestige of the world of rugby. For fans, it's an opportunity to buy tickets, follow exciting content, cheer in one of the countries where this sport reigns supreme, embrace new hope or celebrate their nation's commitment.

In Pretoria, South Africa, the excitement will be no less intense – these two great teams are meeting where their rivalry often began. Although this is a fictional quarter-final, the match embodies the spirit and soul of a clash in which each player embodies the pride of a club or a country.

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For all requests concerning the purchase of tickets or the allocation of parking spaces, please visit the organiser's website (FFR). No parking quotas have been allocated at the Stade de France for this match.

To contact the FFR: https://www.ffr.fr/contact/nous-contacter

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This match will be the first in France since November 2021, when Fabien Galthié's men beat Argentina 29-20. The context of this match is particularly interesting: it comes after the last World Cup in 2023, where Argentina finished fourth, but above all after the recent summer tour (July) of Latin America, where the French players had the opportunity to cross swords with Argentina. The encounters established a certain dynamic between the two teams.

The Pumas, who have shown great determination throughout the competition, represent a formidable opponent for Les Bleus. By winning 33-25 in their second and final match, the Argentinians exacted revenge after losing the first test match between the two teams. The Pumas wanted more and scored more tries than Les Bleus. It's been 8 years since the Argentinians last beat the French.

Let's hope that the French, led by players like Baptiste Serin and Romain Ntamack, have learnt the lessons from this last encounter. For their part, the Argentinians, with talents such as Montoya and Bertranou, are determined to score points in this new face-off.

The sporting calendar is packed, but this match promises to be one of the highlights of the rugby calendar. The public will be waiting with bated breath to see how they perform on the pitch. Serin's tries and Colombe's breakthroughs could well make the difference in this decisive match.

The fans, whether they are for Les Bleus or the Pumas, are ready for a day marked by the passion and intensity of rugby. All in all, this match promises to be a real challenge for both teams, in what promises to be a thrilling race for victory.

Special information for people with disabilities

For all requests concerning the purchase of tickets or the allocation of parking spaces, please visit the organiser's website (FFR). No parking quotas have been allocated at the Stade de France for this match.

To contact the FFR: https://www.ffr.fr/contact/nous-contacter

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The second test match of the Autumn Nations Series 2024 is undoubtedly the highlight of the tournament. Fabien Galthié's Bleus take on the All Blacks, runners-up in the world championship, on Saturday 16 November.

The New Zealanders will undoubtedly be out to avenge their 27-13 defeat in the opening match of the 2023 World Cup. In this competition, the French players will be under considerable pressure, while the public will be eagerly awaiting a great performance from their team.

With players like Antoine Dupont and Damian Penaud, every try and point scored will be crucial to victory.

Les Bleus will take to the field with the ambition of reaching at least the quarter-finals. The New Zealanders, meanwhile, will be looking to make their mark against a French team determined to do their country proud.

Special information for people with disabilities

For all requests concerning the purchase of tickets or the allocation of parking spaces, please visit the organiser's website (FFR). No parking quotas have been allocated at the Stade de France for this match.

To contact the FFR: https://www.ffr.fr/contact/nous-contacter

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For their first test match of 2024, the French national team will take on Japan on Saturday 9 November at the Stade de France. This match is of particular importance, as it comes just over a year after France's cruel elimination in the World Cup quarter-finals against South Africa, where they lost 29-28 on 15 October.

This match will be the first of the Autumn Nations Series 2024 and will also mark the return of the French rugby team to the Stade de France, as well as the first meeting between the two teams since November 2022, when Les Bleus won 35-17 in Toulouse. The French players, determined to put their recent failures behind them, will be looking to shine on the pitch, with key figures such as Dupont and Fickou bringing their experience and talent to the game.

Les Bleus will need to show solidity in defence while looking to score points through well-orchestrated phases of play. The fans at the Stade de France will no doubt be in raptures, ready to support their national team in this new sporting adventure. This match promises to be a highlight of the rugby calendar, and we hope to see Les Bleus come out on top against an ever-competitive Japanese team.