France’s Rugby World Cup heartbreak has left head coach Fabien Galthie feeling the pain. Les Bleus, who were on a winning streak, suffered a narrow 29-28 loss to South Africa in the quarter-final. Galthie expressed his disappointment, stating that the team needed time to ‘mourn’ their departure from the tournament. He admitted that the defeat has been difficult to overcome, emphasizing the team’s aspiration to be world champions. Despite the setback, Galthie remains optimistic about France’s chances in the 2027 Rugby World Cup, highlighting the potential strength of the team in the future. He also expressed confidence in the team’s ability to bounce back and perform better in the upcoming Six Nations, where they plan to unleash a 145kg powerhouse lock.
France’s Rugby World Cup Heartbreak: Galthie’s Pain and Optimism
