On Sunday in Lille, the French rugby team, known as the XV de France, achieved a decisive victory against Italy with a score of 33-8 during the third round of the Six Nations Tournament. This triumph is significant as it keeps the French team unbeaten in the tournament and enhances their chances of achieving the Grand Slam—a prestigious feat of winning all matches in the tournament in a single season. The victory displayed the team's strong performance, with several players contributing to the scoring.

Throughout the match, France showcased dominance, with early tries from Louis Bielle-Biarrey and Emmanuel Meafou setting a solid foundation for the victory. Thomas Ramos, Gaël Dréan, who made his first start, and Émilien Gailleton also scored tries, further emphasizing the team's strength and depth in player talent. The controlled performance allowed the French team to maintain pressure on Italy, preventing them from mounting a significant challenge during the game.

Looking ahead, France is now preparing for their upcoming matches against Scotland on March 7 and England on March 14. These matches are critical as they represent the final hurdles in the quest for the Grand Slam. The anticipation is building as fans are hopeful for historical success, and the team’s current form suggests they are serious contenders to complete the Grand Slam this season.