Full time3 March 1910
Parc des Princes, Paris, France · Five Nations 1910Head-to-head
England won by 8 points.
Scoring
- –TFrance try · Marcel Communeau3–0
- –CEngland conversion · Frederick Chapman3–2
- –TEngland try · Arthur Hudson3–5
- –TEngland try · Arthur Hudson3–8
- –TEngland try · Henry Berry3–11
Line-ups
France
- Emile LesieurThree-quarter
- Charles VareillesThree-quarter
- Jacques DedetFly-half
- Julien CombeBack
- Augustin HourdebaigtForward
- Alphonse MasseForward
- Gaston LaneThree-quarter
- Guy LaterradeFly-half
- Marcel CommuneauForward
- Maurice BruneauThree-quarter
- Pierre GuilleminForward
- Rene De MalmannForward
- Paul MauriatForward
- G ThevenotForward
- Jules CadenatForward
England
- Lancelot Barrington WardForward
- Norman WodehouseForward
- Edgar MobbsThree-quarter
- Cyril WilliamsBack
- Alan AdamsThree-quarter
- Harry CoverdaleFly-half
- John RitsonForward
- Henry BerryForward
- Anthony GotleyFly-half
- Frederick ChapmanThree-quarter
- Cherry PillmanForward
- Edward ScorfieldForward
- Arthur HudsonThree-quarter
- William JohnsForward
- Reginald HandsForward
Match officials
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Context
All-time, France 45–61 England, 7 drawn in 113 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
France going in
England going in
- Previous meeting: 30 January 1909, France 0–22 England
- Next meeting on record: 28 January 1911
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.