Six countries: Scotland coach Gregor Townsand is confused because there is no red card for France Movekaka | Rugby Union News

Gregor Townsin, the coach of Scotland, admitted that he was concerned about the decision not to upgrade the yellow France Mofaka card to red after echoing Ben White in his six echo Saturday.

France has regained the title of six countries for the first time in three years by winning 35-16 over Scotland in Paris, which proves to be very strong in the end, as three attempts in the second half saw them picking up the second era of Fabian Ghalti.

Although this confirmed increase in the second half saw the title, the first half was much closer and France only 16-13 at the end of the first half thanks to Yoram Mubana’s attempt.

They would have also been easily late and were reduced to 14 players if Tom Jordan did not try to stand and Hoker Mauvaka was sent to Headbutt Blatant on White in the 20th minute.

In fact, he saw the Mauvaka sending to SIN BIN that the tide begins to rotate with the Finn Russell in the penalty kick resulting from the near -term to get visitors on the results panel.

For Townsund, there was no logical reason behind not upgrading the card, taking into account the white “collision in the head”

“Well, the decision not to upload it to a red card is that there was no excessive power,” Townsin will said.

“I am not sure that these are the criteria for an uncomfortable accident. It was clear that it was an unprotected accident, it was after a whistle. So, if there was a head connection and that was intended, then nothing should be related to the force that was involved.

“I feel sorry for Ben White here, because he did nothing.

However, Townsend admitted that France was a winner worth 2025.

He said, “But if this was this, he had anything to do with the end result, who knows, because France deserves to win, it deserves to be heroes, it is a quality side.”

“Although we sometimes played well tonight, France was the best team in the end.”

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