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Record historique pour un match du Six Nations sur France 2

Les joueurs de l'équipe de France et de l'équipe d'Écosse entrent sur le terrain avant le match du Tournoi des Six Nations 2025 entre la France et l'Écosse au Stade de France le 15 mars 2025 à Paris, France. (Photo par Xavier Laine/Getty Images)

France TV a enregistré un record d’audience historique pour un match du Six Nations sur France 2 avec 9,5 millions de téléspectateurs.

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Pour suivre le deuxième sacre des Bleus depuis 2011, plus de 9,5 millions  de personens, soit 46.1 de part d’audience, étaient devant leur écran de télévision.

En faisant le choix de diffuser en direct et en non-stop les trois derniers matchs du Tournoi des Six Nations, France 2 a dominé largement la journée avec 27,8 % de part d’audience, laissant TF1 loin derrière à 15,0 %.

Cette audience est très largement supérieure aux autres rencontres du XV de France de ce Tournoi 2025. Le match contre l’Irlande la semaine passée avait rassemblé 6,52 millions de fans (57,1% de PDA). Lors du match d’ouvertuire du 31 janvier contre le Pays de Galles, seul match programmé à 21h, France 2 avait réuni 6,67 millions de spectateurs.

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On n’en est pas à la hauteur du match d’ouverture France vs. Nouvelle-Zélande de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2023 avec ses 15,41 millions (64,5% du public), mais le record établi par le précédent Autumn Nations Series – 7,3 millions la semaine suivante pour la victoire historique contre les All Blacks, avec un pic à 8,3 millions – a été battu.

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