1935 France–Italy rugby union match

1935 FIRA Trophy
1935 FIRA Trophy
Countries	France ; Italy
Tournament statistics
Champions	France
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The 1935 France–Italy rugby union match was a match organized by the international Federation of amateur rugby, that took place in Rome on April 22, 1935. The game between Italy and France was the only game of the competition, although it is not registered in the annals of French rugby history. France won the game 44 - 6 over Italy, with the game being held at the Stadio Flaminio.

Final

22 April 1935

France	44 - 6	Italy
Try: 2' e 4' Finat 6' Blond 43', 48' e 68' Fretet 59' Coderc 67' Laurent 77' Dorot 83' Boyer Con: 6', 67', 68', 77' e 83' Chaud Drop: 24' Chaud		Try: 70' Vinci IV 71' Marescalchi

Stadio Flaminio, Rome
Referee: Mailhan

France

(c) Leopold Servole

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FB	15	FB
RW	14	RW
OC	13	OC
IC	12	IC
LW	11	LW
FH	10	FH
SH	9	SH
N8	8	N8
OF	7	OF
BF	6	BF
RL	5	RL
LL	4	LL
TP	3	TP
HK	2	HK
LP	1	LP
Substitutions:




Coaches

Italy

Pietro Vinci IV (c)

Filippo Caccia Dominioni

Julien Saby

Notes and references

FIRA Trophy, France - Italy [1]

Bibliography

(in Italian) Francesco Volpe, Paolo Pacitti (Author), Rugby 2011, pg 212.

External links

FIRA-AER official website

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