France Triumphs in Rugby Sevens Men's Gold Medal Match Against Fiji

In an exhilarating final match of the Rugby Sevens at the Paris 2024 Olympics held on July 27, 2024, the French national team delivered a stunning performance against Fiji, clinching the gold medal with a decisive score of 28-7.

The match took place at the iconic Stade de France, where both teams showcased their skills and determination in front of an enthusiastic crowd. France opened the scoring early in the first half, with Jean Pascal Barraque crossing the try line for the first five points of the match. Following this, they converted successfully, pushing the score to 7-0. Fiji, renowned for their swift play and agility, fought back with a try from Iowane Teba, bringing the score to 7-5 after a successful conversion.

However, France answered back with relentless pressure, scoring multiple tries thanks to the exceptional plays from their athletes, including Antoine Dupont and Nelson Epee. By halftime, the score was 14-7 in favor of France, setting the stage for a riveting second half.

In the second half, France continued their dominance, scoring two additional tries, one of which was converted successfully by Barraque, bringing the final score to 28-7. With this victory, France not only secured the gold medal but also etched their name in Olympic history, showcasing their prowess in the sport of Rugby Sevens.

The match was officiated by Jordan Way, with assistance from Adam Leal and Ben Breakspear, ensuring a fair and exciting game. The crowd erupted in cheers as France celebrated their monumental win, a testament to their hard work and dedication leading up to the Olympic Games.