Italy Vs France Player Ratings As Les Blues Hammer Azzurri In Record-Breaking Rome Win

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Italy Vs France Player Ratings

Here are our Italy Vs France player ratings as France ran in 11 tries in a crushing 73-24 victory on Sunday.

Italy Vs France Player Ratings

Italy

15 – Tommaso Allan: 4

Started well but, like most of his teammates, was powerless to stop the French onslaught. Can’t be blamed for

14 – Ange Capuozzo: 4

A few flashes of his usual brilliance but he was torn to bits defensively, along with the rest of the Italian outside backs.

13 – Juan Ignacio Brex: 6

Scored a lovely try to keep Italy in touch before the floodgates opened. A valiant display from one of the Azzurri’s finest players.

12 – Tommaso Menoncello: 6

Like his centre partner, scored a beautiful try and did not deserve to be on the end of such a hammering. The Italian midfield is by far their best combination.

11 – Simone Gesi: 5

There’s clearly talent in the young lad, but he was utterly outclassed by his opposite number.

10 – Paolo Garbisi: 5

The third Italian try scorer, he looked excellent before half time, but faded badly as the game wore on.

9 – Martin Page-Relo: 6

Kicked well and was a positive influence in the early exchanges. Had zero platform to work with as France gained the ascendency.

8 – Lorenzo Cannone: 4

Nullified by the French defence and couldn’t bring the dent he has shown in previous rounds.

7 – Michele Lamaro: 6

Bags of effort and heart, but simply outshone by the opposition despite trying his upmost to prevent the hammering.

6 – Sebastian Negri: 5

Struggled to match the physicality and intensity he came up against. Couldn’t impact the game like he usually does.

5 – Federico Ruzza: 6

Lovely offload for Brex’s try and ran the Italian lineout well. Did all he could but came up short.

4 – Niccolo Cannone: 4

Beaten up physically, as were most of the Italian pack. A very difficult day for the lock.

3 – Simone Ferrari: 4

Not enough scrums for him to have his usual impact, and couldn’t keep pace with the speed of ball France played with.

2 – Gianmarco Luchessi: 6

Got through a mountain of work and missed just one tackle all game. One of Italy’s top performers – though the bar is extremely low.

1 – Danilo Fischetti: N/A

Sadly went off injured early on so wasn’t on the field long enough to be given a rating.

Replacements: 2

Italy weren’t brilliant in the first half, but became a mess after the break once the bench was emptied.