England vs NZ Rugby: Challenge Cup: dove e quando si vedono le Zebre contro Tolone in tv e streaming

Challenge Cup: dove e quando si vedono le Zebre contro Tolone in tv e streaming PH Luca Sighinolfi

Le Zebre esordiranno in Challenge Cup sabato 10 dicembre alle 21 contro Tolone, per la prima giornata della fase a gironi della coppa. La squadra di Roselli è ancora alla ricerca della prima vittoria stagionale, mentre i francesi vengono da un cammino altalenante che li vede al nono posto del Top 14.

Le Zebre hanno bisogno di sbloccarsi, e la Challenge potrebbe dare nuovi stimoli a una squadra che dopo essere partita bene si è un po’ persa per strada.

La giornata di sabato sarà anche l’occasione per vedere tanto rugby allo Stadio Lanfranchi. Alle 17 infatti si giocherà Rugby Parma-Noceto, per poi lasciare spazio alle 21 a Zebre-Tolone.

Leggi anche: Rugby Parma-Noceto e Zebre-Tolone: il programma del 10 dicembre allo stadio Lanfranchi

Challenge Cup: dove e quando si vede Zebre-Tolone in tv e streaming

La sfida tra Zebre Parma e Tolone sarà trasmessa sabato 10 dicembre alle 20.55 in tv su Sky Sport Arena (canale 204) e in streaming su NOW.

Telecronaca di Moreno Molla, commento tecnico di Federico Fusetti.

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