Antoine Dupont: The French Skipper confirms that a cross ligament in six nations against Ireland has been cracked in the knee in the knee

French skipper Antoine Dupont confirmed that on Saturday, a cross ligament in the knee broke through the amazing victory of six nations against Ireland in Dublin.

Scrum -Pol Dupont – which is widely considered the best player in the world – helped from the field in the 29th minute after suffered by the serious damage to the knee in the Aviv stadium.

In the post on X, Dupont said, “The heart of pain even more than your knees when you have to leave your friends before the last step. I am proud of what we have achieved yesterday and with your strength with you, you will do it.

“Rupture of cross ligaments. This is the beginning of a new challenge, see you in a few months on the field.”

France was angry about the incident that caused injuries and intended to send Irish couple Tadhg Beirne and Andrew Porter to a commissioner who quoted a possible retrospective punishment.

Les Bleus kept a narrow lead of 8-6 in space before falling asleep their Guinness title Six Nations – after restarting – to move to Pole position For the fame of the championship with a crushed 42-27 victory.

French coach Fabien Galthie marked Irish clean on Dupont as a “humiliating”, calling for a second -class ciiric and Prop Porter.

Talisman Dupont flew in the first half, and Judge Angus Gardner ruled the cause of the injury as an unhappy rugby incident, and thus not corrupt.

On re -reproduction, Dupont’s leg seems to be inadvertently trapped in the arm while Beirne – with Porter in close attendance – entered to remove it as a threat.

Galthie was extremely strong in the incident after the match.

“We felt bad about Antoine Dupont. On the Law (Ruck Clear-Out), which in my opinion is humiliating, there are ways to study and watch this act. We felt very bad for him. We suffer, we suffer with him,” Galthie said France 2 full -time.

Gashthie added at her press conference after the match: “Antoine is suspected of a rather serious knee injury. I will not go into detail due to medical confidence, but Antoine suffers.

“We recommended the players to appear before the disciplinary committee of Six Nations: Tadhg Beirne and Andrew Porter. Calvin Nash was also recommended for Pierre-Louis Barassi (High Tackle) because he did not respond to HIA Protocol.

“Our players did not return to the field. We would like to understand why. We are angry in that issue.

“We want to protect our players, there are rules. The commissioner who quotes the actions and decide whether they are reproachful or not. Neither Antoine nor Pierre-Louis returned to the field. One for a clear, other for the head.

“When Antoine Dupont has to put out, we bring Max Lucua, into which we have completely confidence. He was fantastic. He took control of the game and made very, very high levels. I’m very happy about Max.”

What is next?

Ireland ends its championship in Italy at Stadio Olimpico in Rome next Saturday, March 15 (2.15pm). The host in France Scotland in their last game with played the last test of three on Saturday, March 15th (start from 8pm).