#France Rugby Sevens

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France Rugby Sevens Live

Toulouse/France Rugby Sevens Livestreaming: Everything You Need to Know

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The Toulouse/France Rugby Sevens Livestreaming is one of the most exciting events in the rugby sevens world, and you won't want to miss it! In this video, we'll cover everything you need to know about this thrilling tournament, including how to watch, when to tune in, and what to expect.

How to Watch: The Toulouse/France Rugby Sevens Livestreaming can be watched live on a variety of platforms. One of the easiest ways to watch is through the official World Rugby Sevens website, which offers live streaming of all the matches. Additionally, you can watch on television, as many sports networks offer live coverage of the event.

When to Tune In: The Toulouse/France Rugby Sevens Livestreaming typically takes place in June, so mark your calendar! Matches are spread out over the course of the weekend, so be sure to check the schedule ahead of time to plan your viewing.

What to Expect: The Toulouse/France Rugby Sevens Livestreaming features some of the best rugby sevens teams from around the world. Fans can expect to see exciting and fast-paced matches, with plenty of skill, speed, and athleticism on display.

Players to Watch: Keep an eye out for some of the top players in the rugby sevens world, including New Zealand's Scott Curry, Fiji's Jerry Tuwai, and South Africa's Seabelo Senatla.

How to Watch Tolouse Rugby Sevens? *Visit Our Website. Tolouse Rugby Sevens Live Free Link? *Visit Our Website. Where is the Rugby 7s World Cup 2023? What is the biggest rugby 7s tournament in the world? Where is the next rugby sevens? Where is rugby sevens popular?

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So get ready for a weekend of high-flying rugby sevens action with the Toulouse/France Rugby Sevens Livestreaming!

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Prince Albert II of Monaco, Princess Charlène of Monaco, Prince Jacques of Monaco, Princess Gabriella of Monaco, The Princess Royal and Sir Timothy Laurence attend the Rugby Sevens match between France and South Africa on Day 1 of the Paris Olympic Games 2024, at Stade de France in Paris, France -July 27th 2024.

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Jordan Sepho France v. South Africa Paris 2024 - rugby sevens

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Rugby Sevens in Los Angeles

[asiarugby]

Paris 2024 Olympic Games qualification race hots up

The Black Ferns Sevens became the first team to qualify from the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2023 by winning in Vancouver but which teams will join them and hosts France in the line-up over the coming weeks and months? (more…) “”

[theangelshare]

I’m sorry but this is so fic coded.

From Reuters: Steve Tomasin of the U.S. and Rodrigo Isgro of Argentina swap shorts after their Rugby Sevens match at the #Paris2024 Olympics in Saint-Denis, France, July 27, 2024.

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Princess Anne and Sir Tim Laurence watching the men's semifinal Rugby Sevens match between South Africa and France at the 2024 Summer Olympics on 27 July 2024

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Sir Tim Laurence and Princess Anne chatting while watching the Men’s Rugby Sevens Men's Semi-final match between South Africa and France, on day one of the Olympic Games Paris 2024 at Stade de France, on 27 July 2024.

[maximumwobblerbanditdonut]

NEW ZEALAND RETAIN OLYMPIC WOMEN’S RUGBY SEVEN TITLE IN PARIS 🇫🇷🏉

Aotearoa 🇳🇿 that’s Gold 🥇

Black Ferns Sevens are Olympic Champions !

Les Black Ferns Sevens sont Championnes Olympiques !

It is the Black Ferns' third rugby sevens Olympic medal after also securing silver at Rio 2016.

The Black Ferns Sevens are the first women's rugby team to secure back to back Olympic golds. Fiji's men's team is the only nation to achieve that feat before today.

The Black Ferns (Māori: Rarauhe Pango) treated the Stade de France crowd in Paris to a powerful haka after winning back-to-back Olympic gold medals in the rugby sevens. Pushed in the final by a resilient Canadian side. The Black Ferns won 19-12.

Following the medal ceremony the players went to the side of the field with their gold medals on and performed the haka.

Take a bow ladies and keep doing what you do best. Congrats and cheers for the gold medal! 🤩

Portia Woodman-Wickliffe fends off a Canada defender on her way to a try for the Black Ferns sevens in Paris. (Source: Getty)

New Zealand held off a spirited Canada to defend their Olympic gold in Paris CARL DE SOUZA/AFP via Getty Images

New Zealand players celebrate following victory in the women's rugby sevens gold medal match. Photo / Getty Images

New Zealand Sevens were officially launched in 2000. They have played in 80 tournaments, winning 50 and finishing runners-up 14 times.

Attendance records for women’s rugby are being smashed quicker than a Blyde runaway these days. At these Olympics, more than 60,000 fans packed into Stade de France for all three days. In September the Black Ferns and England play a WXV 1 Test at Twickenham. With a capacity of 75,000, there is a high chance the game will sell out and break the record once again.

#Paris2024 #olympics #TheFernIsAllOfUs🥇 #RugbySevensWomen #Aotearoa #goldmedal #rugby #theHaka #NZTeam

Posted 31st July 2024

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France Rugby Sevens Live

Toulouse/France Rugby Sevens Livestreaming: Everything You Need to Know

Click Here To Watch Live

Click Here To Watch Live

The Toulouse/France Rugby Sevens Livestreaming is one of the most exciting events in the rugby sevens world, and you won't want to miss it! In this video, we'll cover everything you need to know about this thrilling tournament, including how to watch, when to tune in, and what to expect.

How to Watch: The Toulouse/France Rugby Sevens Livestreaming can be watched live on a variety of platforms. One of the easiest ways to watch is through the official World Rugby Sevens website, which offers live streaming of all the matches. Additionally, you can watch on television, as many sports networks offer live coverage of the event.

When to Tune In: The Toulouse/France Rugby Sevens Livestreaming typically takes place in June, so mark your calendar! Matches are spread out over the course of the weekend, so be sure to check the schedule ahead of time to plan your viewing.

What to Expect: The Toulouse/France Rugby Sevens Livestreaming features some of the best rugby sevens teams from around the world. Fans can expect to see exciting and fast-paced matches, with plenty of skill, speed, and athleticism on display.

Players to Watch: Keep an eye out for some of the top players in the rugby sevens world, including New Zealand's Scott Curry, Fiji's Jerry Tuwai, and South Africa's Seabelo Senatla.

How to Watch Tolouse Rugby Sevens? *Visit Our Website. Tolouse Rugby Sevens Live Free Link? *Visit Our Website. Where is the Rugby 7s World Cup 2023? What is the biggest rugby 7s tournament in the world? Where is the next rugby sevens? Where is rugby sevens popular?

Engage with Other Fans: Share your excitement for the Toulouse/France Rugby Sevens Livestreaming on social media by using the event's official hashtag. Engage with other fans and get involved in the conversation to enhance your viewing experience. Toulouse Rugby Sevens, France Rugby Sevens, Rugby Sevens, Toulouse, France, World Rugby Sevens, Livestreaming, Sports Streaming, Rugby Fans, Live Sports, Rugby Tournament, Rugby Championship Rugby World Cup Sevens, Toulouse France, Rugby Players, Rugby Teams, Rugby Match, Rugby Scores, Rugby Highlights, Rugby Try

So get ready for a weekend of high-flying rugby sevens action with the Toulouse/France Rugby Sevens Livestreaming!

ToulouseRugbySevens #FranceRugbySevens #RugbySevens #Toulouse #France #WorldRugbySevens #LiveSports #RugbyFans #SportsStreaming #ToulouseFrance

[royalchildreneurope]

Prince Jacques of Monaco and Princess Gabriella of Monaco attend the Rugby Sevens match between France and South Africa on Day 1 of the Paris Olympic Games 2024, at Stade de France in Paris, France -July 27th 2024.

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The Princess Royal’s Official Engagements in July 2024

09/07 On behalf of Princess Anne, as Royal Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering, Sir Tim represented HRH at the Annual Awards Dinner at the Peninsula London and awarded winners with the Princess Royal Silver Medal. 🥈

~ Return to duties after injury ~

12/07 As President of the Riding for the Disabled Association, attended the National Championships at Hartpury University Equine Centre. 🐎🎖️

17/07 As Colonel-in-Chief of the Intelligence Corps, visited 4 Military Intelligence Battalion at Bulford Barracks in Salisbury. 🕵️‍♀️

Unofficial Sir Tim Attended the State Opening of Parliament. 👩‍⚖️

19/07 Opened Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust’s new Emergency Department at Worcestershire Royal Hospital. 🏥

As Patron of the Three Counties Agricultural Society, opened Kildare Hall at the Three Counties Showground in Malvern. 🚜🌾

22/07 Unofficial Departed from Heathrow Airport for France and arrived at Charles de Gaulle Airport for the Paris Olympic Games. 🥇

23/07 As Member of the International Olympic Committee, and Chairman of the International Olympic Committee Members Election Commission, attended day one of the International Olympic Committee Session at the Palais des Congrès de Paris. 💼🇫🇷

24/07 The Princess Royal, As Member of the International Olympic Committee, and Chairman of the International Olympic Committee Members Election Commission, attended day two of the International Olympic Committee Session at the Palais des Congrès de Paris. 💼🇫🇷

As President of the British Olympic Association, attended a Reception in the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, to welcome Team GB to the XXXIII Paris Olympic Games. 🇬🇧🇫🇷

25/07 As President of the British Olympic Association, visited the Team GB Preparation Camp. 🇬🇧

As Member of the International Olympic Committee, attended the International Olympic Committee President’s Reception and Dinner at the Musée du Louvre, Paris. 🍽️🍾

26/07 As Patron of the Eric Liddell 100, visited the Scots Kirk Paris Presbyterian Protestant Church in Paris. ⛪️🇫🇷

With Sir Tim As Member of the International Olympic Committee, and President of the British Olympic Association, attended a screening of the Opening Ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games at Team GB House. 📺🇫🇷🇬🇧

27/07 With Sir Tim As Member of the International Olympic Committee, and President of the British Olympic Association, attended the XXXIII Olympic Games in Paris, France. 🏉

With Sir Tim As Member, International Olympic Committee, attended a World Rugby Executive Board Celebration of Rugby Sevens Reception at Stade de France, Paris. 🍾 🏉

28/07 With Sir Tim As Member of the International Olympic Committee, and President of the British Olympic Association, visited the Team GB Performance Lodge, in Clichy, France. 🇬🇧

With Sir Tim As Member of the International Olympic Committee, and President of the British Olympic Association, attended the XXXIII Olympic Games in Paris, France. 🏇🏼🏊‍♂️

29/07 With Sir Tim As Member of the International Olympic Committee, and President of the British Olympic Association, attended the XXXIII Olympic Games in Paris, France. 🏇🏼

30/07 With Sir Tim As Member of the International Olympic Committee, and President of the British Olympic Association, attended the XXXIII Olympic Games in Paris, France. 🏒

With Sir Tim As President of the British Olympic Association, visited the Team GB House. 🇫🇷🏠

31/07 With Sir Tim As Member of the International Olympic Committee, and President of the British Olympic Association, attended the XXXIII Olympic Games in Paris, France. 🚣

With Sir Tim As President of the British Olympic Association, visited the Olympic Village, Pleyel, Bords de Seine in Saint-Denis. 🏠🇫🇷

Total official engagements for Anne in July: 18

2024 total so far: 174

Total official engagements accompanied by/represented by Tim in July: 9

2024 total so far: 79

FYI - due to certain royal family members being off ill/in recovery I won't be posting everyone's engagement counts out of respect, I am continuing to count them and release the totals at the end of the year.

[charlotte-of-wales]

The Princess Royal and Sir Tim Laurence attend the men's semi-final rugby sevens match between South Africa and France during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games at the Stade de France | July 27, 2024

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The military history of France encompasses an immense panorama of conflicts and struggles extending for more than 2,000 years across areas including modern France, Europe, and a variety of regions throughout the world.

According to historian Niall Ferguson, France is the most successful military power in history. It participated in 50 of the 125 major European wars that have been fought since 1495; more than any other European state. And has won 1115 battles in total, more than any in the world. Source: Wikipedia, haha. Well, this is my HC for France's body. I really do think he's no that different from Germany in constitution nor in height. They're brother nations, after all. At least Holy Roman Empire and him came from the same Frankish Empire, so. Yeah. Also, in my HC, when there's no one looking, Francis has this very germanic frown, but when there's conscious social interaction, his galo-roman nature arise, haha! He has the best of both worlds. And yes, this is FraPru. They're so underated. And France is in rugby uniform, by the way. They won Rugby World Cup Sevens, congratulations!

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The Summer Olympics are here once again, so I am once again thinking about The Old Guard Summer Olympics AUs

Nicky in multi-event sharpshooting, including 50 meter rifle three position, 10 meter air rifle, and 25 meter rapid fire pistol

Quynh in Women's and Mixed individual Recurve Archery, 70 meters

Andromache in (yup, you guessed it) the Equestrian sport of Three Day Eventing, individual and team. She fucking hates the Dressage phase (don't blame me, I'm an eventer too), but she's also got the steadiest hands and the quietest seat in the sport, so good luck getting a lower score.

Joe in.... Football? Rugby Sevens? Maybe Fencing? the Man is too multi-talented, I am open to ideas.

Booker is another likely candidate for Football. Or, interestingly, Handball? Apparently France is like the four-time European champions of Handball. 🤷‍♂️

Nile is another multi-talent, but since Team America is known to dominate in Athletics (344 gold medals!), let's consider her for 110 or 400 meter hurdles, pole vault, maybe high jump? Anyway she's a badass, she could do the Decathlon and make it look like a walk in the park.

Obviously they are all great friends that get up to a variety of shenanigans in the Olympic Villages (of which they do not all belong to the same ones, because who puts Equestrians with Sharpshooters and expects the place not to burn down?). There's shit-talking, romance, broken carbboard beds, you get the idea....

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Matildas’ shootout win delivers biggest TV audience since Cathy Freeman

The Matildas have delivered another record-breaking night on and off the field with Saturday night’s penalty-shootout win over France becoming the most-viewed TV event in more than two decades.

The broadcast on Seven was viewed by an average audience of 4.23 million Australians, according to figures from ratings agency OzTAM.

The game’s original slot aired to a five-city metro audience of 2.507 million Australians, rising to 3.045 million during the penalty shoot-out, which ran into Seven’s news slot, with a further regional audience of 1.186 million.

The figure is set to swell even further as overnight OzTAM figures do not account for streaming viewers on Seven’s 7Plus app, which will be released later on Sunday.

The viewing figures eclipse any television broadcast of the past two decades, including AFL and NRL grand finals, Ash Barty’s Australian Open win in 2022 (viewed by 4.1 million), Australia’s 2003 Rugby World Cup loss against England, and Lleyton Hewitt’s 2005 Australian Open final loss.

While data was not tracked at the time by OzTAM, Cathy Freeman’s 400-metre final at the Sydney Olympics in 2000 is reported to have attracted 8.8 million television viewers, making it the most-watched Australian sporting event.

The game, played in front of a packed Brisbane crowd, ended in a stalemate after 90 minutes and extra time, going on to break another record, the longest-ever penalty shootout in both women’s and men’s World Cup history with 20 attempts.

Melbourne handed Seven the biggest share of its audience nationally, 984,000 tuning in from Victoria’s capital, narrowly ahead of Sydney on 931,000, while 513,000 watched from Brisbane.

The fanfare around the Matildas reached new highs this week, the AFL and its stadiums agreeing to air Optus Sport live streams in stadiums before and after Saturday’s fixtures, with crowds in stadiums continuing to watch the coverage as the shootout ran into the first quarter of a Melbourne and Carlton clash at the MCG.

The figure eclipses Monday’s round-of-16 game against Denmark, which was viewed by a metro audience of 2.294 million, and was then the biggest television audience of 2023.

Seven has sublicenced 15 games from Optus Sport, the tournament’s official broadcast partner. The record-breaking viewership figures making the deal a steal for Seven, which picked up for less than $5 million, according to a source with knowledge of the deal who was not permitted to speak publicly.

Optus Sport, the official broadcaster of the tournament on Sunday morning said the World Cup has delivered the platform’s biggest ever four-week period.

Clive Dickens, vice president of television, content and product development at Optus, said the result is a credit to the quality of athletes and football at the tournament.

“Three of the FIFA Women’s World Cup matches have jumped into the top five most-streamed games on Optus Sport, out of a total 6000 live matches in our history.