WALES
	No.	Name
15Liam Williams, -
14George North, -
13Owen Watkin, -
12Hadleigh Parkes, -
11Josh Adams, -
10Dan Biggar, -  2  2
9Gareth Davies, -
1Wyn Jones, -
2Ken Owens, -
3Tomas Francis, -
4Jake Ball, -
5Alun Wyn Jones, -
6Aaron Wainwright, - T
7Justin Tipuric, -
8Josh Navidi, -
Replacements
16Elliot Dee, -
17Rhys Carre, -
18Dillon Lewis, -
19Adam Beard, -
20Ross Moriarty, - T
21Tomos Williams, -
22Rhys Patchell, -
23Leigh Halfpenny, -

FRA
	No.	Name
15Maxime Médard, -
14Damian Penaud, -
13Virimi Vakatawa, - T
12Gael Fickou, -
11Yoann Huget, -
10Romain Ntamack, -  2
9Antoine Dupont, -
1Jefferson Poirot, -
2Guilhem Guirado, -
3Rabah Slimani, -
4Bernard Le Roux, -
5Sebastien Vahaamahina, - T
6Wenceslas Lauret, -
7Charles Ollivon, - T
8Gregory Alldritt, -
16Camille Chat, -
17Cyril Baille, -
18Emerick Setiano, -
19Paul Gabrillagues, -
20Louis Picamoles, -
21Baptiste Serin, -
22Camille Lopez, -
23Vincent Rattez, -

*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold

Game Info

Venue: Showa Denko Dome Oita

3:15 AM, October 20, 2019

1843dReuters

Wales overhaul France to reach semis after Vahaamahina red card

Wales advanced to their third World Cup semifinal when Ross Moriarty's late try gave then a 20-19 victory over a battling France team who played the last half-hour with 14 men after lock Sebastien Vahaamahina was sent off on Sunday.

Match Commentary

81'		20-19 End of second half
80'		That's all from us at Oita, but make sure to stick around for our live blog of South Africa vs. Japan.
80'		Brilliant scenes as @WelshRugbyUnion players celebrate reaching the semi-final at #RWC2019 #WALvFRA #RWC2019 #WebbEllisCup pic.twitter.com/PePtfTrofK — Rugby World Cup (@rugbyworldcup) October 20, 2019

Match Stats

WALES

FRA

48%

52%

44%

56%

WALES

FRA

103	Runs	134
333	Meters Run	498
6	Clean Breaks	16
152	Tackles	107
26	Missed Tackles	17
5	Turnover Knock On	11

Standings

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