Samoa v France

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Friday 16 Oct 2026

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17:45 Local Time

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Western Sydney Stadium • 

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France's national Stade Gilbert Brutus5 League team, also known as Les Tricolores, has a rich history dating back to 1934. They have competed in numerous international competitions, including the Rugby League World Cup and the European Cup. With a strong record, France has reached the semi-finals of the World Cup five times and was the runner-up in the European Cup in 1951. The team has produced many talented players over the years, including Thierry Alibert, Jean Galia, and Jerome Guisset. They currently play their home matches at Stade Gilbert Brutus in Perpignan, which has a capacity of over 14,000. With a dedicated fan base and a fierce competitive spirit, France's Stade Gilbert Brutus5 League team continues to make their mark on the international stage.