1968 - THE FIRST FRENCH GRAND SLAM - WALES v FRANCE

Cardiff Arms Park, March 23 1968

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On a mud infested Cardiff Arms Park the French team fought back from a 9-3 deficit to win their first ever Grand Slam. The Camberabero brothers Guy (conversion, penalty drop goal) and Lilian (try) helped to write the first chapter of the French Five Nations Grand Slam story with 11 points out of the 14 scored. Christian Carrere completed the scoring with a try. 

This signed menu card is from the post-match dinner. It is fully signed by both teams, France on the front and Wales to the back cover. 

Acknowledgements

Dai Richards (World Rugby Museum),

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This signed menu card is from the post-match dinner. It is fully signed by both teams, France on the front and Wales to the back cover. 

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