France Dominates Italy in Record-Breaking Six Nations Victory

The French rugby team secures a historic 73-24 win in Rome, setting new scoring records while Italy struggles to maintain momentum.

France scored 11 tries, the most ever in a single Six Nations match, surpassing England's 10-try record from 2001.
The 73 points scored by France is the highest ever by the team in a Six Nations match, breaking their previous record of 56 points set in 2005, also against Italy.
Louis Bielle-Biarrey, France's standout winger, has scored five tries in the tournament so far, putting him in contention for multiple Six Nations scoring records.
Italy's performance marked a significant regression after last year's promising campaign, with their coach expressing hope that the loss would serve as a catalyst for improvement.
France's innovative strategy of fielding 15 forwards showcased their physical dominance, though challenges await against Ireland's formidable pack in their next match.