Rugby World Cup 2023: Deschamps go to see Galthie’s RWC training site

Posted by World Wide Tickets And Hospitality on July 12th, 2023

Didier Deschamps, coach of the French national football team, goes to see Fabien Galthie’s France rugby team squad, they continue with planning for the France Rugby World Cup. Deschamps has won the FIFA World Cup as a player and as a trainer, and offered treasured advice to Galthie’s team. Deschamps won the 1998 FIFA World Cup from the midfield and took over the pedals from the side-line for France’s success in 2018.

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He also took Les Bleus to the final of the World Cup 2022, yet his side was beaten by the Argentine charm of Lionel Messi in Qatar. The French rugby team are setting off with their World Cup measures, as their Monaco training camp has begun. France rugby mailed to their social media stations, after joining training, the coach of the France team was able to share his skill with our players and the staff during an instant of very inspiring contacts.

France captain Antoine Dupont then offered Deschamps a France rugby jersey, which had been signed by the whole squad. France is out to make history, in their task to win their very first Rugby World Cup. The added boost of the race taking place on French soil will in no end motivate the France rugby team to break new ground and keep the Web Ellis trophy in the country.

France has reached the Rugby World Cup Final on three occasions, yet has never come away with the title of World Champions. France ached a heart-breaking defeat in the first-ever final, as they fell to the All Blacks. In 1999 France was beaten by Australia, before again taking runners-up medals at the hands of New Zealand in 2011. The age-old rivalry will be re-ignited in the Rugby World Cup’s opening game.

France Rugby World Cup 2023 probabilities

Fans are talking about who will win the 2023 competition. RWC odds effort to determine who the beloveds are to lift the trophy. Fans will have their thoughts about who will get their hands on the Webb Ellis Cup with many believing hosts France could come away with it. Six Nations champions Ireland is also among those groups talking about. Andy Farrell’s team have never been past the quarter-finals but they are in blistering form.

Defending title-holders South Africa and three-time winners New Zealand will also have their hands up to win. But what are the bookmakers saying? Here are the chances for the favourites to win the RWC 2023. France is at the top with 11/4, next to them is New Zealand with 10/3, after them Ireland Rugby World Cup side is on the list with 9/2 and then South Africa with 5/1 chances.

One of the best pool games of the competition is the opener against France and New Zealand. France has been beaten twice in Rugby World Cup Finals by the New Zealand rugby team but this time the rivalry is re-ignited on French turf. The bookies also have probabilities on who will win that game with France 4/5, New Zealand 15/13 and a draw 28/1. Rugby fans can book RWC Tickets on our website at exclusively discounted prices.

Fabien Galthie is assured of his side’s RWC chances

And while many won’t want to gamble as the game is a difficult one to guess, France head trainer Fabien Galthie is assured of his side’s chances. He said back in March after they beat Wales 41-28 in the Six Nations, I hope that teams are afraid of us now. We’re surely the team to beat. New Zealand’s head trainer, Steve Hansen, though has criticised the draw. The All Blacks are on the same side of the draw as four other top-five squads in the world.

The France Rugby World Cup is going to be great, he said. You’ve got so many good teams. One of the outcomes of the All Blacks being strong as they were for a while is it’s driven everyone else to rise to that level. Some have gone beyond it. Isn’t that exciting? You see some pleasing rugby.

I don’t get the draw when you’ve got all the top five nations on one side of the draw. They’ve got to get a draw done, I guess. It doesn’t make sense to me. There’s going to be one of the top three countries in the world kicked out in the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals.

New World Rugby Standings published a few days before Rugby World Cup

The gap between the world's top sides is narrowing with the World Cup less than two months away. New Zealand tapering the gap between themselves and France in the latest World Rugby grades thanks to their forceful 41-12 win over Argentina in the Rugby Championship this weekend. The All Blacks went into Saturday's game ranked third and got off to a flawless start in their title defence as they recorded seven tries on their first visit to Argentina since July 2019.

Dane Coles, Ardie Savea, Jordie Barrett, Rieko Ioane, Aaron Smith and Beauden Barrett all crossed for tries, as did debutant Emoni Narawa in what was a very undoubted win for Ian Foster's side. For Argentina, Lucio Sordoni marked his return to global rugby with a try and their most-capped player Agustin Creevy jumped over from close range on the stroke of full-time. The victory extends the All-Blacks’ undefeated record against Los Pumas in Argentina to 15 games.

It also boosts their grade in the World Rugby positions where they remain third behind top-ranked Ireland and France in the runner-up spot. With 0.71 points presented to them for the triumph, New Zealand are now 89.69 points just over three-quarters of a point below France’s rugby team, who they face in the opening game of this year's Rugby World Cup on September 8.

We may go to see some more changes in ranking before RWC

New Zealand host South Africa this coming weekend and will pass France if they win by more than 15 points. Equally, a Springboks win will see them jump above New Zealand, while an away triumph of more than 15 points means South Africa will be second. Elsewhere in the Rugby Championship, a hat-trick from Kurt-Lee Arendse was the climax of a dazzling team performance from South Africa as they made it another game to forget at Loftus Versfeld for Australia.

The Wallabies never seen like winning their first game at the iconic site and they fell to a 43-12 defeat at the hands of the Springboks. That result does nothing to change either team's position, however, with South Africa lasting in fourth place and Australia seventh. Wales, meanwhile, is still in ninth place with 78.08 points. That means they are 0.69 points ahead of Japan in 10th and 1.93 ahead of eighth-place Argentina, who released 0.71 points following their heavy downfall to the All Blacks.

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