France

France - Statistics
(as at 21/5/2012)

Founded: 1919
IRB Affiliation: 1978
President: Bernard Lapasset
Secretary : Alain Doucet
Address: Federation Francaise de Rugby, 9 Rue de Liege, 75431, Paris, France
Website : www.ffr.fr
E-mail : MDUHART@ffr.fr
Colours: Blue, White and Red
Coach: Phillippe Saint-André
Team Manager: Jo Maso
Captain: Thierry Dusautoir
No of clubs: 1,720
No of coaches : 14,424
No of players: 222,609
World Cup Champions: None; FINALISTS: 1987, 1999, 2011; BRONZE MEDALISTS: 1995.
5-Nations
Champions: 1954, 1955, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1967, 1968, 1970, 1974, 1977, 1981, 1983, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1993, 1997, 1998
Grand Slam: 1968, 1977, 1981, 1987, 1997, 1998
6-Nations
Champions: 2002, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2010
Grand Slam: 2002, 2004, 2010

INDEX
1. Players Test Statistics - 2012 2. Players RWC Statistics - 2011 3.France Non_test Statistics - 2009 4.France 'A' Nations & Churchill Cup Statistics - 2009 5.Match Results - 2007-2012 6.Summary - 2000-2012 7.World Cup Results - 1987-2011 8.Summary World Cup - 1987-2011 9.France's Overall Test Record Against All Countries 10.Players Test Profiles 11. Test Records	Pld = Played PF = Points For PA = Points Against PD = Points Difference TF = Tries For TA = Tries Against

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1. PLAYERS TEST STATISTICS - 2012
Most Points in 2011: 75 - Morgan Parra
Most tries in 2011: 9 - Vincent Clerc

Name	T	C	P	D	Total
Morgan Parra	0	3	7	0	27
Wesley Fofana	4	0	0	0	20
Dimitri Yachvili	0	2	4	0	16
Lionel Beauxis	0	0	4	1	15
Vincent Clerc	1	0	0	0	5
Julien Malzieu	1	0	0	0	5
Maxime Médard	1	0	0	0	5
Aurelien Rougerie	1	0	0	0	5
Julien Dupuy	0	0	1	0	3
T - Tries scored C - Conversions D - Drop goals P - Penalties

Test tries scored
5	-
4	Wesley Fofana
3	-
2	-
1	Vincent Clerc Julien Malzieu Maxime Médard Aurelien Rougerie

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2. PLAYERS RWC STATISTICS - 2011

Name	T	C	P	D	Total
Dimitri Yachvili	0	6	9	0	39
Morgan Parra	1	4	8	0	37
Vincent Clerc	6	0	0	0	30
Francois Trinh-Duc	2	1	0	2	18
Thierry Dusautoir	1	0	0	0	5
Maxime Médard	1	0	0	0	5
Maxime Mermoz	1	0	0	0	5
Lionel Nallet	1	0	0	0	5
Pascal Pape	1	0	0	0	5
Julien Pierre	1	0	0	0	5
Damien Traille	1	0	0	0	5
T - Tries scored C - Conversions D - Drop goals P - Penalties

Test tries scored
6	Vincent Clerc
5	-
4	-
3	-
2	Francois Trinh-Duc
1	Thierry Dusautoir Maxime Médard Maxime Mermoz Lionel Nallet Pascal Pape Morgan Parra Julien Pierre Damien Traille

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3 FRANCE NON-TEST STATISTICS - 2010

Points	T	C	PG	DG	Total
David Skrela	0	3	2	0	12
Julien Malzieu	2	0	0	0	10
Marc Andreu	1	0	0	0	5
Greg Lamboley	1	0	0	0	5
Jerome Porical	1	0	0	0	5
T - Tries scored C - Conversions P - Penalties D - Drop goals

Results
Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Tries
18/6/2010	Argentina 'A'	Mar del Plata	37-14	5-2

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4. FRANCE 'A' CHURCHILL CUP STATISTICS - 2010
Most points in 2009: 20 - Fabrice Estebanez
Most Tries in 2009: 2 - Romain Martial

Points	T	C	PG	DG	Total
Lionel Beauxis	0	4	5	1	26
Julien Arias	2	0	0	0	10
Yohan Audrin	2	0	0	0	10
Antoine Battut	2	0	0	0	10
Jonathan Wisniewksi	0	4	0	0	8
Florian Cazenave	1	0	0	0	5
Henry Chavancy	1	0	0	0	5
Julien Dupuy	1	0	0	0	5
Forestier	1	0	0	0	5
Benjamin Kayser	1	0	0	0	5
Thibault Lacroix	1	0	0	0	5
T - Tries scored C - Conversions P - Penalties D - Drop goals

Results
Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Tries
CHURCHILL	CUP	-	-	2010
9/6/2010	Uruguay	Colorado	43-10	7-1
13/6/2010	Canada	Colorado	27-33	2-3
19/6/2010	USA	New Jersey	24-10	3-1
Played 3	Won 2	Lost 1	94-53	12-5
NATIONS	CUP	-	-	2009
12/6/2009	Italy A	Bucharest	31-15	5-0
16/6/2009	Romania	Bucharest	20-16	2-1
21/6/2009	Scotland A FINAL	Bucharest	12-22	0-1
Played 3	Won 2	Lost 1	63-53	7-2

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5. MATCH RESULTS - 2007-2012
Date	Opponent	Venue & Kick-off Time	Competition	H/Time	Result	Tries	League pts
2012
4/2/2012	Italy	Stade de France, Paris: 15:30	Six Nations	15-6	30-12	4-0	2
26/2/2012	Scotland	Murrayfield, Edinburgh: 15:00	Six Nations	10-10	23-17	2-2	2
11/2/2012	Ireland	Stade de France, Paris: 21:00	Six Nations	6-17	17-17	1-2	1
11/3/2012	England	Stade de France, Paris: 14:00	Six Nations	9-14	22-24	1-3	0
17/3/2012	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff: 14:45	Six Nations	3-10	9-16	0-1	0
16/6/2012	Argentina	Buenos Aires	June International	0-0	0-0	0-0	-
23/6/2012	Argentina	Rosario	June International	0-0	0-0	0-0	-
10/11/2012	Australia	Stade de France, Paris	End-of-the-Year-1	0-0	0-0	0-0	-
17/11/2012	Argentina	TBA (Lille or Lyon)	End-of-the-Year-2	0-0	0-0	0-0	-
24/11/2012	Samoa	Stade de France, Paris	End-of-the-Year-3	0-0	0-0	0-0	-
2011
5/2/2011	Scotland	Murrayfield, Edinburgh: 18:00	6-Nations	17-7	34-21	4-3	2
13/2/2011	Ireland	Aviva Stadium, Dublin: 15:00	6-Nations	12-15	25-22	1-3	2
26/2/2011	England	Twickenham, London: 17:00	6-Nations	9-9	9-17	0-1	0
12/3/2011	Italy	Stadio Flaminio, Rome: 15:30	6-Nations	6-8	21-22	2-1	0
19/3/2011	Wales	Stade de France, Paris: 20:45	6-Nations	11-3	28-9	3-1	2
13/8/2011	Ireland	Stade Chaban Delmas, Bordeaux: 16:30	RWC Warm-up Test	13-3	19-12	1-0	-
20/8/2011	Ireland	Aviva Stadium, Dublin: 15:00	RWC Warm-up Test	19-8	26-22	2-3	-
/2011	-	-	-	0-0	0-0	0-0	-
/2011	-	-	-	0-0	0-0	0-0	-
2010
7/2/2010	Scotland	Murrayfield, Edinburgh: 15:00	6-Nations	15-6	18-9	2-0	2
13/2/2010	Ireland	Stade de France, Paris: 17:30	6-Nations	17-3	33-10	3-1	2
26/2/2010	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff: 20:00	6-Nations	20-0	26-20	2-2	2
14/3/2010	Italy	Stade de France, Paris: 15;30	6-Nations	22-3	46-20	6-2	2
20/3/2010	England	Stade de France, Paris: 20:45	6-Nations	12-7	12-10	0-1	2
12/6/2010	South Africa	Newlands, Cape Town: 14:00	Test	10-25	17-42	2-5	-
18/6/2010	Argentina 'A'	Mar del Plata	Non-Test	-	37-14	5-2	-
26/6/2010	Argentina	Buenos Aires	Test	6-13	13-41	1-4	-
13/11/2010	Fiji	Nantes	Test	16-6	34-12	3-0	-
20/11/2010	Argentina	Stade de la Mosson, Montpellier	Test	9-3	15-9	0-0	-
27/11/2010	Australia	Stade de France, Paris	Trophee des Bicentenaires Test	13-13	16-59	1-7	-
2009
7/2/2009	Ireland	Croke Park, Dublin: 19:00	6-Nations	10-13	21-30	2-3	0
14/2/2009	Scotland	Stade de France, Paris: 17:00	6-Nations	6-3	22-13	1-1	2
27/2/2009	Wales	Stade de France, Paris: 22:00	6-Nations	13-13	21-16	2-1	2
15/3/2009	England	Twickenham, London: 17:00	6-Nations	0-29	10-34	2-5	0
21/3/2008	Italy	Stadio Flaminio, Rome: 15:15	6-Nations	25-3	50-8	7-1	2
13/6/2009	New Zealand	Carisbrook, Dunedin: 19:35	1st Test	17-11	27-22	3-2	-
20/6/2009	New Zealand	WestPac Stadium, Wellington: 19:35	2nd Test	0-8	10-14	1-1	-
27/6/2009	Australia	Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney	Test	3-10	6-22	0-1	-
13/11/2009	South Africa	Stade de France, Paris	End of the Year-1	11-13	20-13	1-1	-
21/11/2009	Samoa	Stade de France, Paris	End of the Year-2	33-0	43-5	7-1	-
28/11/2009	New Zealand	Stade Vélodrome, Marseille	End of the Year-3	12-22	12-39	0-5	-
2008
3/2/2008	Scotland	Murrayfield: 17:00	6-Nations	17-6	27-6	3-0	2
9/2/2008	Ireland	Stade de France: 18:00	6-Nations	19-6	26-21	4-2	2
23/2/2008	England	Stade de France: 22:00	6-Nations	10-13	13-24	1-2	0
9/3/2008	Italy	Stade de France: 15:00	6-Nations	13-6	25-13	3-1	2
15/3/2008	Wales	Millennium Stadium: 19:00	6-Nations	6-9	12-29	0-2	0
28/6/2008	Australia	ANZ Stadium, Sydney	Des Bicentenaries-1	6-10	13-34	1-4	-
5/7/2008	Australia	Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane	Des Bicentenaries-2	3-19	10-40	1-4	-
8/11/2008	Argentina	Marseille	End-of-the-Year-1	9-6	12-6	0-0	-
15/11/2008	Pacific Islands	Sochaux	End-of-the-Year-2	17-12	42-17	5-1	-
22/11/2008	Australia	Stade de France	Des Bicentenaries-3/EoY-3	7-10	13-18	1-2	-
2007
3/2/2007	Italy	Stadio Flaminio, Rome: 15:30	6-Nations	22-3	39-3	5-0	2
11/2/2007	Ireland	Croke Park, Dublin: 15:00	6-Nations	13-11	20-17	2-1	2
24/2/2007	Wales	Stade de France: 21:00	6-Nations	23-14	32-21	2-3	2
11/3/2007	England	Twickenham: 15:00	6-Nations	12-9	18-26	0-2	0
17/3/2007	Scotland	Stade de France: 16:30	6-Nations	20-14	46-19	6-3	2
2/6/2007	New Zealand	Eden Park, Auckland: 19:35	1st Test	3-20	11-42	1-5	-
9/6/2007	New Zealand	WestPac Stadium, Wellington: 19:35	2nd Test	3-30	10-61	1-9	-
11/8/2007	England	Twickenham, London	1st Test	11-12	21-15	2-0	-
18/8/2007	England	Marseille	2nd Test	-	22-9	1-0	-
26/8/2007	Wales	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	Test	17-7	34-7	4-1	-

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6. TEST MATCH SUMMARY - 2000-2012
	Pld	Won	Lost	Draw	PF	PA	TF	TA	League pts
2012	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
6-Nations	5	2	2	1	101	94	8	8	5
vs Argentina	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	-
vs Australia	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
TOTAL: 2012	5	2	2	1	101	94	8	8	-
2011	14	10	4	0	321	241	29	25	-
2010	10	7	3	0	230	232	20	22	-
2009	11	6	5	0	242	216	26	22	-
2008	10	5	5	0	193	208	19	18	-
2007	17	11	6	0	480	323	51	35	-
2006	10	7	3	0	287	221	35	20	-
2005	12	8	3	1	353	226	39	22	-
2004	10	8	2	0	277	187	27	19	-
2003	18	10	8	0	568	373	60	34	-
2002	11	7	3	1	310	196	30	19	-
2001	11	6	5	0	285	251	25	21	-
2000	9	5	4	0	288	203	28	16	-
TOTAL	146	89	54	3	3935	2963	397	281	-

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7. WORLD CUP RESULTS - 1987-2011
Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Tries
1987		New Zealand and Australia
23/5/1987	Scotland	Lancester Park, Christchurch	20-20	3-2
28/5/1987	Romania	Athletic Park, Wellington	55-12	9-0
2/6/1987	Zimbabwe	Eden Park, Auckland	70-12	13-1
7/6/1987	Fiji	Eden Park, Auckland - Quarter-final	31-16	4-2
13/6/1987	Australia	Concord Oval, Sydney - Semi-final	30-24	4-2
20/6/1987	New Zealand	Eden Park, Auckland - FINAL	9-29	1-3
1991		Britain & France
4/10/1991	Romania	Stade de la Mediterranee, Beziers	30-3	4-0
8/10/1991	Fiji	Stade Lesdiguieres, Grenoble	33-9	6-1
13/10/1991	Canada	Stade Armandie, Agen	19-13	2-1
19/10/1991	England	Parc des Princes - Quarter-final	10-19	1-2
1995		South Africa
26/5/1995	Tonga	Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria	38-10	4-1
30/5/1995	Ivory Coast	Olympia Park, Rustenburg	54-18	8-2
3/6/1995	Scotland	Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria	22-19	1-1
10/6/1995	Ireland	King's Park, Durban - Quarter-final	36-12	2-0
17/6/1995	South Africa	King's Park, Durban - Semi-final	15-19	0-1
22/6/1995	England	Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria - Third Place Playoff	19-9	2-0
1999		Britain and France
2/10/1999	Canada	Stade de la Mediterranee, Beziers	33-20	4-2
8/10/1999	Namibia	Stade Lescure, Bordeaux	47-13	6-1
16/10/1999	Fiji	Stade Municipal, Toulouse	28-19	3-1
24/10/1999	Argentina	Lansdowne Road, Dublin - Quarter-final	47-26	5-2
31/10/1999	New Zealand	Twickenham, London - Semi-final	43-31	4-3
6/11/1999	Australia	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff - FINAL	12-35	0-2
2003		Australia
11/10/2003	Fiji	Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane	61-18	7-2
18/10/2003	Japan	Dairy Farmers Stadium, Townsville	51-29	6-2
25/10/2003	Scotland	Telstra Stadium, Sydney	51-9	5-0
31/10/2003	USA	WIN Stadium, Woollongong	41-14	5-2
9/11/2003	Ireland	Telstra Dome, Melbourne - Quarter-final	43-21	4-3
16/11/2003	England	Telstra Stadium, Sydney - Semi-final	7-24	1-0
20/11/2003	New Zealand	Telstra Stadium, Sydney - Third Place Playoff	13-40	1-6
2007	Group D	France & Britain
7/9/2007	Argentina	Stade de France, St. Denis	12-17	0-1
16/9/2007	Namibia	Toulouse	87-10	13-1
21/9/2007	Ireland	St. Denis	25-3	2-0
30/9/2007	Georgia	Marseille	64-7	9-1
6/10/2007	New Zealand	Cardiff: Quarter-final-2	20-18	2-2
13/10/2007	England	St. Denis: Semi-final-1	9-14	0-1
19/10/2007	Argentina	St. Denis: Third Place Playoff	10-34	1-5
2011	Group A	New Zealand & Local Kick-off Time
10/9/2011	Japan	North Harbour Stadium, Albany (18:00)	47-21	6-2
18/9/2011	Canada	McLean Park, Napier (20:30)	46-19	4-1
24/9/2011	New Zealand	Eden Park, Auckland (20:30)	17-37	2-5
1/10/2011	Tonga	Regional Stadium, Wellington (18:00)	14-19	1-1
8/10/2011	England	Eden Park, Auckland (19:00): Quarter-final-2	19-12	3-1
15/10/2011	Wales	Eden Park, Auckland (19:00): Semi-final	9-8	0-1
23/10/2011	New Zealand	Eden Park, Auckland (21:00): FINAL	7-8	1-1

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8. SUMMARY WORLD CUP - 1987-2011
	Played	Won	Lost	Draw	Pts F	Pts A	Tries F	Tries A
1987	6	4	1	1	215	113	34	10
1991	4	3	1	0	92	44	13	4
1995	6	5	1	0	184	87	17	5
1999	6	5	1	0	210	144	22	11
2003	7	5	2	0	267	155	29	15
2007	7	4	3	0	227	103	27	11
2011	7	4	3	0	159	116	16	13
TOTAL	43	30	12	1	1354	762	158	69

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9. FRANCE'S OVERALL TEST RECORD AGAINST ALL COUNTRIES (1/1/1906 to 26/3/2011)
*Opponents () & Date of first match**	Pld	Won	Lost	Drawn	PF	PA
Argentina: 28/8/1949	44	32	11	1	1048	681
Australia: 22/1/1928	41	16	23	2	704	864
British Isles: 25/2/1940 (+)	5	2	3	3	67	101
Canada: 13/10/1991	8	7	1	0	274	101
Czechoslovakia: 16/12/1956	2	2	0	0	47	9
England: 22/3/1906	96	38	51	7	1156	1451
Fiji: 17/10/1964	8	8	0	0	319	96
Georgia: 30/9/2007	1	1	0	0	64	7
Germany: 17/4/1927	15	13	2	0	298	89
Ireland: 20/3/1909	90	55	29	6	1451	1033
Ireland XV: 1946	1	1	0	0	4	3
Italy: 17/10/1937	33	31	2	0	1000	341
Ivory Coast: 30/5/1995	1	1	0	0	54	18
Japan: 27/10/1973	3	3	0	0	128	68
Namibia: 8/10/1999	2	2	0	0	134	23
New Zealand: 1/1/1906	51	12	38	1	672	1242
NZ Army: 10/3/1946	1	0	1	0	9	14
NZ Maori: 26/12/1926	1	0	1	0	3	12
Pacific Islands: 15/11/2008	1	1	0	0	42	17
Romania: 4/5/1924	49	39	8	2	1275	451
Samoa: 1999	2	2	0	0	82	27
Scotland: 22/1/1910	85	48	34	3	1186	1006
South Africa: 11/1/1913	38	11	21	6	568	764
Tonga: 26/5/1995	4	2	2	0	111	57
United States of America: 10/10/1920	7	6	1	0	181	93
Wales: 2/3/1908	90	43	44	3	1313	1321
Wales XV: 1945	2	1	1	0	12	8
Zimbabwe: 2/6/1987	1	1	0	0	70	12
TOTAL	682	378	273	31	12272	9908
ratio (%)		55.43	40.03	4.54
(*) The above table refers to all matches where Test Caps have been awarded. It is important to note that there can be some differentiation between countries in terms of awarding caps. Some countries have awarded caps in games their opponents have not recognised as Tests.
(+) Matches played against Great Britain (25/2/1940), British Army (1/1/1945), British Empire (28/4/1945 & 1/1/1946) and British & Irish Lions (4/10/1989).

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10. PLAYERS PROFILES
Name	Club	Birthdate	Height	Weight	Position	Tests	Points	Tries
Marc Andreu	Castres	27/12/1985	1.66m	83kg	Wing	6	10	2
Julien Arias	Stade Toulousain	26/10/1983	1.78m	82kg	Wing	2	0	0
Benoit Baby	Stade Toulousain	7/11/1983	1.72m	82kg	Centre	9	8	1
David Attoub	Stade Francais	7/6/1981	1.83m	110kg	Prop	2	0	0
(x)Fabien Barcella	Biarritz	27/10/1983	1.83m	103kg	Prop	20	0	0
Matthieu Barrau	Agen	3/9/1977	1.72m	77kg	Scrumhalf	3	0	0
Mathieu Bastareaud	Stade Francais	17/9/1988	1.83m	110kg	Centre	9	10	2
Lionel Beauxis	Toulouse	24/10/1985	1.80m	82kg	Flyhalf	20	125	1
(x)Julien Bonnaire	Clermont Auvergne	20/9/1978	1.93m	103kg	Loose Forward	75	30	6
Sébastien Bruno	Sale Sharks	26/12/1974	1.75m	105kg	Hooker	26	20	4
Julien Brugnaut	Dax	17/11/1981	1.86m	120kg	Prop	2	0	0
Jean-Marcelin Buttin	-	16/12/1991	1.90m	95kg	Centre	1	0	0
Julien Candelon	Narbonne	8/7/1980	1.72m	82kg	Wing	2	10	2
Sébastien Chabal	Racing-Metro	8/12/1977	1.87m	103kg	Flank/lock	62	30	6
Damien Chouly	Perpignan	27/11/1985	1.93m	102kg	Loose forward	4	0	0
(x)Vincent Clerc	Toulouse	7/5/1981	1.77m	85kg	Wing	61	160	32
Yann David	Toulouse	15/4/1988	1.85m	102kg	Centre	4	5	1
Vincent Debaty	Clermont-Auvergne	2/10/1981	1.90m	120kg	Prop	6	0	0
Ibrahim Diarra	Montauban	25/5/1983	1.85m	98kg	Flank	1	0	0
Christophe Dominci	Stade Francais	20/5/1972	1.72m	83kg	Wing	67	125	25
Thomas Domingo	Clermont Auvergne	20/8/1985	1.73m	107kg	Prop	18	0	0
(*)Jean-Marc Doussain	Toulouse	12/2/1991	1.74m	90kg	Scrum/flyhalf	1	0	0
(x)Luc Ducalcon	Castres	2/1/1984	1.83m	115kg	Prop	11	0	0
Julien Dupuy	Stade Francais	19/12/1983	1.78m	78kg	Scrumhalf	8	38	0
(x)Thierry Dusautoir (CAPTAIN)	Toulouse	18/12/1981	1.88m	95kg	Flanker	54	30	6
Pepito Elhorga	Agen	6/1/1978	1.78m	80kg	Fullback/Wing	18	15	3
Jean-Bapiste Elissalde	Stade Toulousain	23/11/1977	1.72m	72kg	Scrum/Flyhalf	35	212	4
(x)Patrice Estebanez	Brive	26/12/1981	1.88m	98kg	Centre	7	0	0
Benjamin Fall	Bayonne	29/4/1989	1.86m	90kg	Wing	2	5	1
Lionel Faure	Sale Sharks	26/11/1977	1.86m	114kg	Prop	8	0	0
Anthony Floch	Clermont-Auvergne	12/2/1983	1.82m	80kg	Wing/fullback	4	5	1
Wesley Fofana	Clermont-Auvergne	20/1/1988	1.78m	88kg	Centre	6	20	4
Florian Fritz	Toulouse	17/1/1984	1.78m	96kg	Centre	20	21	2
Francois Gelez	Agen	15/1/1979	1.80m	84kg	Flyhalf	8	81	0
(x)Guilhem Guirado	Perpignan	17/6/1986	1.80m	99kg	Hooker	15	0	0
(x)Imanol Harinordoguy	Biarritz	20/2/1980	1.90m	102kg	Eighthman/flank	82	65	13
(x)Cedric Heymans	Toulouse	20/7/1978	1.85m	90kg	Fullback/wing	59	80	16
Yoann Huget	Bayonne	2/6/1987	1.90m	93kg	Wing	7	0	0
Raphaél Ibanez	London Wasps	17/12/1973	1.80m	96kg	Hooker	98	40	8
Lo Jacquet	Clermont-Auvergne	14/3/1985	1.98m	103kg	Lock	4	0	0
Yannick Jauzion	Toulouse	28/7/1978	1.93m	95kg	Centre	73	103	20
Nicolas Jeanjean	Stade Toulousain	13/5/1981	1.90m	89kg	Fullback/wing	9	10	2
Benjamin Kayser	Toulouse	26/7/1984	1.80m	102kg	Hooker	10	0	0
Julien Laharrague	Brive	21/7/1978	1.85m	90kg	Fullback/wing	13	20	4
(x)Raphaël Lakafia	Biarritz	28/10/1988	1.93m	98kg	Eighthman	4	0	0
Gregory Lamboley	Stade Toulousain	12/1/1982	1.98m	100kg	Lock	12	5	1
Alexandre Lapandry	Clermont-Auvergne	13/4/1989	1.93m	101kg	Flank	5	5	1
Benoit Lecouls	Toulouse	22/3/1978	1.85m	110kg	Prop	7	0	0
Wenceslas Lauret	Biarritz	28/3/1989	1.85m	92kg	Flank	1	0	0
Brian Liebenberg	Stade Francais	19/9/1979	1.87m	106kg	Centre	12	25	5
Yoann Maestri	Toulouse	14/1/1988	2.00m	119kg	Lock	6	0	0
Julien Malzieu	Clermont-Auvergne	3/5/1983	1.93m	92kg	Wing	20	30	6
Sylvain Marconnet	Stade Francais	8/4/1976	1.82m	113kg	Prop	84	15	3
Remy Martin	Bayonne	10/8/1979	1.95m	107kg	Falnk/lock	23	15	3
(x)David Marty	Perpignan	30/10/1982	1.80m	86kg	Centre	40	60	12
Lionel Mazars	Bayonne	26/6/1984	1.83m	90kg	Centre	2	0	0
(x)Nicolas Mas	Perpignan	23/5/1980	1.80m	110kg	Prop	53	0	0
(x)Maxime Medard	Toulouse	16/11/1986	1.80m	88kg	Fullback/wing	30	55	11
Arnaud Mela	Albi	19/1/1980	1.97m	115kg	Lock	4	0	0
(x)Maxime Mermoz	Perpignan	28/7/1986	1.80m	86kg	Centre	18	5	1
Frédéric Michalak	Toulouse	16/10/1982	1.72m	78kg	Flyhalf	54	251	9
Pierre Mignoni	Clermont-Averegne	28/2/1977	1.70m	75kg	Scrumhalf	28	30	6
(x)Romain Millo-Chluski	Toulouse	20/4/1983	1.94m	99kg	Lock	16	0	0
Olivier Milloud	Bourgoin	9/12/1975	1.85m	106kg	Prop	51	5	1
(x)Lionel Nallet	Racing Metro	14/9/1976	1.98m	116kg	Lock	74	45	9
Benjamin Noirot	Biarritz	17/12/1980	1.82m	110kg	Hooker	1	0	0
Yannick Nyanga	Stade Toulousain	19/12/1983	1.86m	92kg	Flank	25	25	5
(x)Fulgence Ouedraogo	Montpellier	21/7/1986	1.90m	94kg	No 8/flanker	26	5	1
(x)Alexis Palisson	Brive	9/9/1987	1.75m	75kg	Fullback/wing	21	10	2
(x)Pascal Papé	Stade Francais	5/10/1980	1.95m	115kg	Lock	41	15	3
(x)Morgan Parra	Clermont-Averegne	15/11/1988	1.80m	76kg	Scrum-/flyhalf	42	259	2
Julien Peyrelongue	Biarritz	2/4/1980	1.87m	85kg	Flyhalf	6	3	0
(x)Louis Picamoles	Toulouse	5/2/1986	1.92m	106kg	Flanker/No 8	28	5	1
(x)Julien Pierre	Clermont Auvergne	31/8/1981	1.98m	106kg	Lock	26	5	1
Clément Poitrenaud	Toulouse	20/5/1982	1.87m	86kg	Fullback	46	35	7
Jerome Porical	Perpignan	20/9/1985	1.85m	87kg	Fullback	4	3	0
(x)Jean-Baptiste Poux	Toulouse	26/5/1979	1.80m	105kg	Prop	42	15	3
Julien Puricelli	Bayonne	1/8/1981	1.95m	108kg	Flank	3	0	0
Thibaut Privat	Clermont-Auvergne	6/2/1979	1.98m	113kg	Lock	10	0	0
(x)Aurélien Rougerie	Clermont-Auvergne	26/9/1980	1.93m	93kg	Wing/centre	76	115	23
Joe Schuster	Perpignan	29/6/1985	1.80m	105kg	Prop	2	0	0
(x)William Servat	Toulouse	9/12/1978	1.80m	100kg	Hooker	50	10	2
(x)David Skrela	Stade Francais	2/3/1979	1.90m	95kg	Flyhalf	22	110	0
(x)Dimitri Szarzewski	Stade Francais	26/11/1983	1.80m	96kg	Hooker	61	35	7
Benjamin Thiéry	Biarritz	2/6/1984	1.85m	85kg	Fullback/wing	4	0	0
Sebastien Tillous-Borde	Castres	29/81985	1.75m	76kg	Scrumhalf	9	5	1
Jérome Thion	Biarritz	2/12/1977	1.98m	114kg	Lock	54	5	1
Julien Tomas	Montpellier	21/4/1985	1.83m	83kg	Scrumhalf	3	0	0
(x)Damien Traille	Biarritz	12/6/1979	1.90m	92kg	Fullback/centre	86	128	14
(x)Francois Trinh-Duc	Montpellier	11/11/1986	1.84m	82kg	Flyhalf/centre	39	72	9
Elvis Vermeulen	Clermont-Auvergne	5/4/1979	1.87m	105kg	Eighthman	10	5	1
(x)Dimitri Yachvili	Biarritz	19/9/1980	1.82m	81kg	Scrumhalf	61	373	2
(x) - Rugby World Cup 2011

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11. TEST RECORDS

Players
Most career tests
118	Fabien Pelous (1995-2007)
111	Philippe Sella (1982-1995)
98	Raphaél Ibanez (1996-2007)
93	Serge Blanco (1980-1991)
89	Olivier Magne (1997-2007)
86	Damien Traille ()2001-2009
84	Sylvain Marconnet (1998-2011)
82	Imanol Harinordoquy (2002-2012)
78	Abdelatif Benazzi (1990-2001)
76	Aurélien Rougerie (2001-2012)
75	Julien Bonnaire (2004-2012)
74	Lionel Nallet (2000-2012)
73	Yannick Jauzion (2001-2011)
72	Christian Califano (1994-2007)
71	Olivier Brouzet (1994-2003)
71	Jean-Luc Sadourny (1991-2001)
70	Pieter de Villiers (1999-2007)
69	Roland Bertranne (1971-1981)
69	Philippe Saint-André (1990-1997)
67	Christophé Dominici (1998-2007)
64	Fabien Galthié (1991-2003)
63	Serge Betsen (1997-2007)
63	Michel Crauste (1957-1966)
63	Benoit Dauga (1964-1972)
62	Sébastien Chabal (2000-2010)
61	Philippe Benetton (1989-1999)
61	Vincent Clerc (2002-2012)
61	Jean Condom (1982-1990)
61	Oliver Roumat (1989-1996)
61	Dimitri Szarzewki (2004-2012)
61	Dimitri Yachvili (2002-2012)
59	Cedric Heymans (2000-2009)
59	Jean-Pierre Rives (1975-1984)
56	Pierre Berbizier (1981-1991)
56	Franck Mesnel (1986-1995)
56	Laurent Rodriguez (1981-1990)
55	Robert Paparemborde (1975-1983)
54	Thomas Castaigné (1995-2007)
54	Thierry Dusautoir (2006-2012)
54	Frédéric Michalak (2001-2010)
54	Jérome Thion (2003-2011)
53	Nicolas Mas (2003-2012)
52	Amedee Domenech (1954-1963)
51	Jean-Luc Joinel (1977-1987)
51	Jean Prat (1945-1955)
51	Walter Spanghero (1964-1973)
50	Michel Celaya (1953-1961)
50	Philippe Dintrans (1979-1990)
50	Olivier Milloud (2000-2007)
50	William Servat (2007-2012)
Most Consecutive Tests
46	Roland Bertranne (1973-1979)
45	Philippe Sella (1982-1987)
44	Michel Crauste (1960-1966)
35	Benoit Dauga (1964-1968)
Most Tests as Captain
42	Fabien Pelous (1995-2006)
34	Jean-Pierre Rives (1978-1984)
34	Philippe-Saint André1994-1997)
30	Raphaél Ibanez (1998-2002; 2007)
25	Daniel Dubroca (1986-1988)
24	Guy Basquet (1948-1952)
22	Michel Crauste (1961-1966)
21	Jacques Fouroux (1972-1977)
Most career points
380	Christophe Lamaison (37 tests)
373	Dimitri Yachvili (61 tests)
367	Thierry Lacroix (43 tests)
354	Didier Camberabero (36 tests)
267	Gérald Merceron ( 32 tests)
265	Jean-Pierre Romeu (34 tests)
259	Morgan Parra (42 tests)
252	Thomas Castaigné (53 tests)
251	Frédéric Michalak (54 tests)
233	Serge Blanco (93 tests)
212	Jean-Baptiste Elissalde (35 tests)
200	Jean-Patrick Lescarboura (28 tests)
183	Richard Dourthe (31 tests)
180	Michel Vannier (43 tests)
166	Pierre Villepreux (34 tests)
162	Philippe Berot (19 tests)
160	Vincent Clerc (61 tests)
139	Jean Prat (51 tests)
130	Emile Ntamack (46 tests)
128	Damien Traille (86 tests)
125	Lionel Beauxis (20 tests)
125	Christophé Dominici (67 tests)
115	Aurélien Rougerie (75 tests)
110	David Skrela (21 tests)
103	Yannick Jauzion (73 tests)
Most points in a test
30	Didier Camberabero (vs Zimbabwe, 1987, Auckland)
28	Christophe Lamaison (vs New Zealand, 1999, London)
28	Frédéric Michalak (vs Scotland, 2003, Sydney)
27	Guy Camberabero (vs Italy, 1967, Toulon)
27	Jean-Baptiste Elissalde (vs Namibia, 2007, Toulouse)
27	Christophe Lamaison (vs New Zealand, 2000, Marseilles)
27	Gérald Merceron (vs South Africa, 2001, Johannesburg)
26	Thierry Lacroix (vs Ireland, 1995, Durban)
26	Frédéric Michalak (vs Fiji, 2003, Brisbane)
25	Jean-Pierre Romeu (vs USA, 1976, Chicago)
25	Pierre Berot (vs Romania, 1987, Agen)
25	Thierry Lacroix (vs Tonga, 1995, Pretoria)
Most career tries
38	Serge Blanco (1980-1991)
32	Philippe Saint-André (1990-1997)
32	Vincent Clerc (2002-2012)
30	Philippe Sella (1982-1995)
26	Emile Ntamack (1994-2000)
26	Philippe Bernat-Salles (1992-2001)
25	Christophé Dominici (1998-2007)
23	Christian Darrouy (1957-1967)
23	Aurélien Rougerie (2001-2012)
20	Yannick Jauzion (2001-2011)
20	Patrice Lagisquet
19	Jean-Vincent Dupuy
18	Thomas Castaigné
17	Roland Bertranne
15	Guy Boniface
15	Cedric Heymans
Most tries in a test
4	A. Jaureguy (vs Romania, 1924, Paris)
4	Michel Celhay (vs Italy, 1937, Paris)
Most Conversions in a Test
11	Jean-Baptiste Elissalde (vs Namibia, 2007, Toulouse)
9	Guy Camberabero (vs Italy, 167: Toulon)
9	Didier Camberabero (vs Zimbabwe, 1987: Auckland)
8	Guy Laporte (vs Romania, 1987: Wellington, NZ)
Most career Conversions
61	Christophé Lamaison
51	Dimitri Yachvili
48	Didier Camberabero
45	Michel Vanier
42	Thomas Castaignede
39	Jean-Baptiste Elissalde
37	Frédéric Michalak
36	Gérald Merceron
35	Richard Dourthe
33	Morgan Parra
31	Thierry Lacroix
Most Penalties in a Test
8	Thierry Lacroix (vs Ireland, 1995: Durban)
7	Gérald Merceron (vs Italy, 2002: Paris)
6	Jean-Michel Aguirre (vs Argentina, 1977: Buenos Aires)
6	Christophé Lamaison (vs Scotland, 1997: Paris)
6	Christophé Lamaison (vs Italy, 1997: Auch)
6	Gérald Merceron (vs Ireland, 2000: Paris)
6	Gérald Merceron (vs South Africa, 2001, Johannesburg)
6	Gérald Merceron (vs Wales, 2002, Cardiff)
6	Frédéric Michalak (vs Fiji, 2003, Brisbane)
6	Dimitri Yachvili (vs England, 2005, London)
Most career Penalties
89	Thierry Lacroix
83	Dimitri Yachvili
78	Christophé Lamaison
58	Didier Camberabero
57	Gérald Merceron
56	Jean-Pierre Romeu
48	Morgan Parra
38	Jean-Baptiste Elissalde
38	Frédéric Michalak
33	Philippe Berot
33	Pierre Villepreux
Most Dropped Goals in a Test
3	Pierre Albaladejo (vs Ireland, 1960: Paris)
3	Jean-Patrick Lescarboura (vs England, 1985: London)
3	Jean-Patrick Lescarboura (vs New Zealand, 1986: Christchurch)
3	Didier Camberabero (vs Australia, 1990: Sydney)
Most career Dropped Goals
15	Jean-Patrick Lescarboura (28 tests)
12	Pierre Albaladéju (30 tests)
12	Didier Camberabero (37 tests)
11	Guy Camberabero (14 tests)
9	Jean-Pierre Romeu (34 tests)
8	Guy Laporte (13 tests)
8	Michel Vannier (43 tests)
6	Christophé Lamaison
6	Francois Trinh-Duc
5	Claude Lacaze
5	Alain Penaud

Team
Most Points in a Match
87	vs Namibia (87-10, Toulouse, 2007)
77	vs Fiji (77-10, Saint Etienne, 2001)
70	vs Zimbabwe (70-12, Auckland, 1987)
67	vs Romania (67-20, Bucharest, 2000)
64	vs Romania (64-12, Aurillac, 1996)
64	vs Georgia (64-7, Marseille, 2007)
62	vs Romania (62-8, Castres, 1999)
62	vs Romania (62-14, Bucharest, 2006)
61	vs Romania (61-3, Paris, 1924)
61	vs Fiji (61-18, Brisbane, 2003)
60	vs Italy (60-13, Toulon, 1967)
59	vs Romania (59-3, Paris, 1924)
56	vs Romania (56-8, Lens, 2003)
56	vs Italy (56-13, Rome, 2005)
55	vs Romania (55-12, Wellington, 1987)
53	vs Italy (53-27, Rome, 2003)
52	vs Romania (52-8, Tucuman, 1995)
51	vs Romania (51-0, Brive, 1993)
51	vs Romania (51-20, Bucharest, 1997)
51	vs Wales (51-0, Cardiff, 1998)
51	vs Scotland (51-16, Edinburgh, 1998) (51-9, Sydney, 2003)
51	vs Japan (51-29, Townsville, 2003)
50	vs Canada (50-6, Nantes, 2005)
50	vs Italy (50-8, Rome, 2009)
47	vs Canada (47-13, Toronto, 2004)
44	vs Ireland (44-5, Paris, 2002)
43	vs Italy (43-5, Paris, 1937)
43	vs New Zealand (43-31, London, 1999)
43	vs Ireland (43-21, Melbourne, 2003)
43	vs Tonga (43-8, Toulouse, 2005)
43	vs Ireland (43-31, Paris, 2006)
Highest score against Individual countries
47	vs Argentina (47-12, 1995, Buenos Aires) and (47-26, 1999, Dublin)
34	vs Australia (34-6, 1976, Paris)
50	vs Canada (50-6, 2005, Nantes)
28	vs Czechoslovakia (28-3, 1956, Toulouse)
37	vs England (37-12, 1972, Colombes)
45	vs Ireland (45-10, 1996, Paris)
77	vs Fiji (77-10, 2001, Saint Etienne)
64	vs Georgia (64-7, 2007, Marseille)
60	vs Italy (60-13, 1967, Toulon)
51	vs Japan (51-29, 2003, Townsville)
87	vs Namibia (87-10, Toulouse, 2007)
43	vs New Zealand (43-31, 1999, London)
67	vs Romania (67-20, 2000, Bucharest)
51	vs Scotland 51-16 (Edinburgh, 1998) 51-9 (Sydney, 2003)
36	vs South Africa (36-26, 2006, Cape Town)
43	vs Tonga (43-8, 2005, Toulouse)
41	vs USA (41-9, 1991, Denver; 41-14, 2003, Wollongong)
51	vs Wales (51-0, 1998, London)
Highest score by opposing Individual countries
41	vs Argentina (13-41, 2010, Buenos Aires)
59	vs Australia (16-59, 2010, Paris)
18	vs Canada (16-18, 1994, Ottawa)
6	vs Czechoslovakia (19-6, 1968, Prague)
48	vs England (19-48, 2001, London)
7	vs Georgia (7-64, 2007, Marseille)
31	vs Ireland (43-31, 2006, Paris)
19	vs Fiji (28-19, 1999, Toulouse)
27	vs Italy (53-27, 2003, Rome)
29	vs Japan (29-51, 2003, Townsville)
61 54	vs New Zealand 10-61 (2007, Wellington) 7-54 (1999, Wellington)
21	vs Romania (33-21, 1991, Bucharest)
36	vs Scotland (22-36, 1999, Paris)
52	vs South Africa (10-52, 1997, Paris)
17	vs USA (3-17, 1924, Paris)
49	vs Wales (14-49, 1910, Swansea)
Most Tries in a Test
13	vs Romania (1924, Paris)
13	vs Zimbabwe (1987, Auckland)
13	vs Namibia (2007, Toulouse)
12	vs Fiji (2001, Saint Etienne)
11	vs Italy (1967, Toulon)
10	vs Romania (1996, Aurrilac)
10	vs Romania (2000, Bucharest)
Most tries conceded in a Test
11	by Wales (1909, Colombes)
9	by New Zealand (2007, Wellington)
Most Consecutive Test Wins
10 matches	6/4/1931 - 17/10/1937 (10 wins)
8 matches	14/2/2004 - 13/11/2004
8 matches	1998
Most Consecutive Tests Without Defeat
10 matches	6/4/1931 - 17/10/1937 (10 wins)
10 matches	1958 - 1959 (8 wins, 2 draws)
10 matches	1986 - 1987 (9 wins, 1 draw)
Longest losing sequence
18 matches	28/1/1911 - 17/2/1920