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Another emotional chapter is about to be written in the history of New Zealand v France

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Jamie Lyall
Another emotional chapter is about to be written in the history of New Zealand v France
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The historic rugby rivalry between New Zealand and France is characterized by intense emotional stakes and a history of dramatic, sometimes controversial, encounters. The article reflects on past matches, including the 1986 'Battle of Nantes' and various World Cup clashes.

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When it is France versus New Zealand, you can be sure of one thing: it will always be emotional. It is the contest which has produced some of the most rousing games in history, amateur or professional. The prospect of facing the All Blacks has stirred the beauty and the beast in the French rugby psyche in equal measure.

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The piece provides a historical overview of a sports rivalry using descriptive, non-partisan language.

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