France Rugby refers to the national rugby union team of France, which represents the country in international rugby union competitions. Governed by the French Rugby Federation (FFR), the team is one of the most prominent and successful rugby nations in the world. France Rugby is known for its passionate fan base and has a rich history in the sport, competing in prestigious tournaments such as the Six Nations Championship and the Rugby World Cup. The team’s colors are traditionally blue, and it plays its home matches at various stadiums across France, with the Stade de France in Paris being a notable venue. The term can also refer to the broader rugby culture and community within France, including clubs, leagues, and grassroots development of the sport.