French President Emmanuel Macron booed at Rugby World Cup opening ceremony

French President Emmanuel Macron was booed through the opening ceremony of the Rugby World Cup.

It started when he walked onto the pitch on the Stade de France in Paris.

While chants of “Allez Les Bleus” additionally rang out across the stadium, a number of the jeering continued.

Earlier this 12 months, there have been giant demonstrations towards controversial pension reforms.

Mr Macron, arms folded, applauded World Rugby chairman Bill Beaumont as he completed his speech.

Then, when it was his flip to handle the group, the boos elevated in quantity and at first the president was barely audible.

But when he declared the tenth version of the match open the group cheered in unison.

The opening ceremony – a celebration of French gastronomy, tradition and artwork – was directed by Oscar-winning French actor Jean Dujardin.

There have been leaping acrobats, a large scrum involving fancy gown, and a large inflatable Eiffel Tower in the midst of the sector.

Hosts France beat New Zealand 29-13 within the match’s opening match.