FRA

No.

Name

15Scott Spedding, FB

14Noa Nakaitaci, W

13Remi Lamerat, C

12Gael Fickou, C

11Virimi Vakatawa, W

10Camille Lopez, FH 5

9Baptiste Serin, SH

1Cyril Baille, P

2Guilhem Guirado, H

3Uini Atonio, P

4Sebastien Vahaamahina, L

5Yoann Maestri, L

6Loann Goujon, FL

7Kevin Gourdon, FL

8Louis Picamoles, N8

Replacements

16Christopher Tolofua, R

17Rabah Slimani, R

18Xavier Chiocci, R

19Julien Ledevedec, R

20Damien Chouly, R

21Maxime Machenaud, R

22Jean-Marc Doussain, R

23Yoann Huget, R

Standings

Six Nations 2017 News

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England are optimistic Alex Mitchell will be fit for their Six Nations opener against Ireland despite the damaging injury report they are facing from last weekend's club rugby.
Six Nations: Wales' Warren Gatland open to Louis Rees-Zammit return
Wales head coach Warren Gatland has said he would welcome back Louis Rees-Zammit, but added he has had no contact with him and expects him to stay in the U.S.
Six Nations: Maro Itoje ready to push England harder than ever
England captain Maro Itoje will challenge his side to work harder than they ever have done.
Six Nations: Scotland boss Gregor Townsend backs squad depth
Losing captain Sione Tuipulotu to injury is a blow to Scotland's Six Nations hopes but coach Gregor Townsend believes it will offer the chance for others to make an impact.
Six Nations: Ireland interim boss Simon Easterby aims to raise bar
Ireland interim coach Simon Easterby is ready to use his years of experience working with the side to take the country to a third successive Six Nations Championship success, and knows the team will need to improve to stay on top.
Six Nations: Warren Gatland backs Wales to shock doubters
Coach Warren Gatland is counting on some returning old heads to lead his young Wales squad in the Six Nations and create a siege mentality following a team record run of 12 defeats in a row that has plunged the country's rugby into crisis.

81'		22-16 End of second half
80'		Lopez boots it out and France win!
80'		France keeping it tight, 60 seconds on the clock.