The next France-Japan rugby match will be played in Nanterre

The Brave Blossoms come to Paris

The French Rugby Federation has announced that the friendly match of rugby between France and Japan will be disputed at the U Arena in Nanterre on November 25th.

 

The meeting between the Blues and the Japanese rugby team, the Brave Blossoms , was initially scheduled for September 19 in Lille, but the French Rugby Federation was forced to give up the Pierre-Mauroy stadium, because of the final of the Davis Cup Tennis. The match was postponed to November 25, in Nanterre.

U Arena Nanterre: a new stadium

This new auditorium, with a capacity of 30,000 seats, will be inaugurated on October 19 by a concert of the Rolling Stones. The Blues will play their first game on synthetic grass (also called " soft grass ") on November 25 against the Brave Blossoms.

 

 

 

France against Japan, during the Rugby World Cup in 2011.

Jean Francois Fournier Photographer

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