Full time10 August 1968
Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand · Tour 1968Head-to-head
New Zealand won by 7 points.
Scoring
- –CNew Zealand conversion · Bill McCormick2–0
- –CNew Zealand conversion · Bill McCormick4–0
- –PNew Zealand penalty · Bill McCormick7–0
- –PNew Zealand penalty · Bill McCormick10–0
- –TNew Zealand try · Sid Going13–0
- –TNew Zealand try · Sid Going16–0
- –DNew Zealand drop goal · Wayne Cottrell19–0
- –TFrance try · Jean-Pierre Lux19–3
- –TFrance try · Jean Trillo19–6
- –TFrance try · Christian Carrere19–9
- –DFrance drop goal · Claude Dourthe19–12
Line-ups
New Zealand
- 1Alister HopkinsonProp
- 2Bruce McLeodHooker
- 3Ken GrayProp
- 4Colin MeadsSecond row
- 5Sam StrahanSecond row
- 6Kel TremainFlanker
- 7Ian KirkpatrickFlanker
- 8Brian LochoreNumber 8
- 9Sid GoingScrum-half
- 10Earle KirtonFly-half
- 11Michael O'CallaghanWing
- 12Wayne CottrellCentre
- 13Grahame ThorneCentre
- 14Owen StephensWing
- 15Bill McCormickFull-back
- 16Denis PantherBench
- 17Lyn DavisBench
- 18Terry McCashinBench
- 19Thomas ListerBench
France
- 1Michel LasserreProp
- 2Michel YachviliHooker
- 3Jean-Claude NobleProp
- 4Elie CesterSecond row
- 5Benoit DaugaSecond row
- 6Michel BilliereFlanker
- 7Christian CarrereFlanker
- 8Walter SpangheroNumber 8
- 9Jean-Louis BerotScrum-half
- 10Jo MasoFly-half
- 11Jean-Pierre LuxWing
- 12Claude DourtheCentre
- 13Jean TrilloCentre
- 14Jean-Marie BonalWing
- 15Pierre VillepreuxFull-back
- 16Jean-Paul BauxBench
- 17Claude ChenevayBench
- 18Jean AndrieuBench
- 19Andre PiazzaBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, New Zealand 53–15 France, 1 drawn in 69 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
New Zealand going in
France going in
- Previous meeting: 27 July 1968, New Zealand 9–3 France
- Next meeting on record: 10 February 1973
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.