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Louis Bielle-Biarrey scored the winning try for France in their 20-16 victory against Scotland at Murrayfield, a feat made even more impressive considering he had also scored in his first international match at the same venue six months earlier. The winger for Union Bordeaux Bègles gave a lackluster French side the inspiration they needed to secure the win with a clever kick that resulted in a try.

Speaking after the match, Bielle-Biarrey admitted that he has been working on perfecting this skill: « I try to work on it in training and even during the match. It often ends up in the stands, but this time I was lucky it ended up on the pitch and I had the opportunity to score. » He also acknowledged that there was an element of luck involved in his kick, adding that when he watches the replays, he realizes it could easily have gone out of bounds.

In the previous week’s defeat against Ireland (38-17), Bielle-Biarrey had started on the bench, with his club teammate Yoram Moefana being preferred instead. Bielle-Biarrey acknowledged that the two players have different profiles, with Moefana offering more physicality and combat. Although Bielle-Biarrey understands the reason for the coach’s decision, he knows that he still has to work hard to become a regular starter in the team.

Bielle-Biarrey burst onto the scene during the preparations for the Rugby World Cup and earned his place in the squad for the tournament last summer. However, his performance in the quarterfinal against South Africa highlighted areas where he needed to improve, particularly in his defensive coverage of kicks. The try he scored at Murrayfield will certainly help his case for becoming a more established member of the starting lineup.

Reflecting on the win against Scotland, Bielle-Biarrey emphasized the team’s determination to bounce back from their previous frustrating defeats: « We were coming off two very frustrating losses. We wanted to make a statement here. It was tougher than expected, but we’re really happy. The atmosphere with all the French fans was incredible. » He also highlighted the collective effort of the team, stating that the players had all taken the opportunity to reflect on their performances and that their camaraderie on the pitch was evident.

Gaël Fickou, who also scored a try in the match, praised Bielle-Biarrey’s speed, comparing him to a scooter when he runs. He expressed confidence in Bielle-Biarrey’s future, stating that he has everything needed to shine for the French national team and that he is already making his mark.

Louis Bielle-Biarrey’s heroics at Murrayfield have undoubtedly made an impact for the French team. His ability to deliver in crucial moments and his raw talent have earned him recognition as a promising player for the future. As the Six Nations tournament continues, all eyes will be on Bielle-Biarrey to see how he further develops and contributes to the success of the French team.