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France star Berthoumieu to miss semi for 'biting'
Bangkok Post
|September 17, 2025
French forwards Axelle Berthoumieu, accused of biting, and Manae Feleu are set to miss the Women’s Rugby World Cup semifinal after a disciplinary panel on Monday recommended bans for both.
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The offences occurred in an 18-13 French quarterfinal win over Ireland in Exeter on Sunday.
Lock Feleu was given a yellow card for a high tackle and faces a three-match ban. Flanker Berthoumieu could be out for 12 matches after being found guilty of sinking her teeth into Irish star Aoife Wafer.
If the bans are confirmed, the World Cup will be over for both women as France have a maximum of two matches left, starting against England on Saturday in Bristol.
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