After beating the All Blacks, France look dangerous and they at home, can the beat the Boks in the final ?

Question

After beating the All Blacks, France look dangerous and they at home, can the beat the Boks in the final ?

Answer 1

You forgot about England (Current World Cup holders) we expect to be in the final.

Answer 2

before.... we must beat England

never easy

Answer 3

Not likely the trophy goes to the Boks this year again.

Answer 4

France is always very hard to beat at home (remember soccer world cup in '98 !)

This year again, the french really want to win this cup and feel the same as in 98..;the whole country is pushing hard and the team is in a great shape...remember the second half time last saturday (Looked like the '99 semi-final against...the blacks !!! Never dead...)

Answer 5

First... FRANCE must silence Wilkinson first before dreaming of a home finals.

Australia lost AT HOME in 2003 againsts Wilkinson.

Think about that.

Answer 6

Well it is more a case of what is the most LIKELY scenario.  France and England semi is going to be a great game and could go either way.  If the Springboks play England in the

final which is likely, as we have beaten the pumas 11 out of 11 times, that might be an advantage to the Boks as we already trounced them 36 to 0 in this tournament.  Conversely, the England team will feel that they are out for revenge against the Boks and be fired up.

If the Boks play the French, we will be playing them on home soil, always a big ask.

So really, nothing is certain, but I believe that what is likely, is a Springbok/French final with the score being the Boks winning by a 22 point margin.

Good luck to all.

Answer 7

Yes its possible it going to be difficult but it is definitly possible Argentina did it weeks ago.

Remember.

Both teams have to get to the finals first.

After what happened this weekend.

Answer 8

Is France in the final already?

England is a tough team and it is very possible they will be the team to lose in the final.

Sprinboks will be the champions.

Answer 9

nope