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Rugby World Cup

Une minute de silence avant France-Uruguay

Par Willy Billiard

14 Sep 2023

stade Pierre MAUROY en nocturne

La Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2023 et la famille mondiale du rugby sont solidaires des peuples de Libye et du Maroc en cette période extrêmement difficile.

World Rugby et France 2023 confirment qu’un moment de solidarité sera observé avant les hymnes du match de la poule A entre la France et l’Uruguay à Lille ce soir (21h00 CET) pour se souvenir de ceux qui ont perdu la vie, perdu des êtres chers et de tous ceux qui ont été touchés par les inondations en Libye et le tremblement de terre au Maroc.

Toutes les équipes en lice à la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2023 et la famille mondiale du rugby sont invitées à se joindre à ce moment de solidarité.

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Hellhound 29 minutes ago

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NE 1 hour ago

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