Full time6 November 1993
Parc des Princes, Paris, France · Tour 1993Head-to-head
Australia won by 21 points.
Scoring
- –PFrance penalty · Thierry Lacroix3–0
- –CAustralia conversion · Marty Roebuck3–2
- –PAustralia penalty · Marty Roebuck3–5
- –PAustralia penalty · Marty Roebuck3–8
- –PAustralia penalty · Marty Roebuck3–11
- –PAustralia penalty · Marty Roebuck3–14
- –TAustralia try · Marty Roebuck3–19
- –TAustralia try · Tim Gavin3–24
Line-ups
France
- 1Louis ArmaryProp
- 2Jean-Michel GonzalesHooker
- 3Laurent SeigneProp
- 4Olivier MerleSecond row
- 5Olivier RoumatSecond row
- 6Philippe BenettonFlanker
- 7Abdelatif BenazziFlanker
- 8Marc CecillonNumber 8
- 9Aubin HueberScrum-half
- 10Alain PenaudFly-half
- 11Philippe Saint-AndreWing
- 12Thierry LacroixCentre
- 13Philippe SellaCentre
- 14Philippe Bernat-SallesWing
- 15Jean-Luc SadournyFull-back
- 16Stephane GraouBench
- 17Xavier BlondBench
- 18Leon LoppyBench
- 19Fabien GalthiéBench
- 20Pierre MontlaurBench
- 21Olivier CampanBench
Australia
- 1Tony DalyProp
- 2Phil KearnsHooker
- 3Ewen McKenzieProp
- 4Rod McCallSecond row
- 5Garrick MorganSecond row
- 6Michael BrialFlanker
- 7David WilsonFlanker
- 8Tim GavinNumber 8
- 9Peter SlatteryScrum-half
- 10Michael LynaghFly-half
- 11David CampeseWing
- 12Tim HoranCentre
- 13Jason LittleCentre
- 14Damian SmithWing
- 15Marty RoebuckFull-back
- 16Mark CatchpoleBench
- 17Scott BowenBench
- 18Alistair MurdochBench
- 19Fili FinauBench
- 20Dan CrowleyBench
- 21David NuciforaBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, France 23–29 Australia, 2 drawn in 54 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
France going in
Australia going in
- Previous meeting: 30 October 1993, France 16–13 Australia
- Next meeting on record: 21 June 1997
Also on this day
Results to 27 September 2026. Scoring and line-ups come from World Rugby match summaries where available; older Tests may have neither.