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France produced a dominant performance to beat Wales 38-21 in their Six Nations rugby clash on Saturday. The hosts were in control from the start, with their attack causing the Welsh defense all sorts of problems.
Wales produced a stunning comeback to beat France 29-25 in a thrilling Six Nations rugby clash on Saturday. The game was a true classic, with both sides displaying some excellent rugby and providing plenty of drama for the fans.
France started the game brightly, with Brice Dulin scoring an early try after just three minutes. The hosts continued to dominate proceedings, and tries from Charles Ollivon and Paul Willemse gave them a commanding 17-7 lead at halftime.
Wales came out firing in the second half, with Dan Biggar scoring a try and adding the conversion to reduce the deficit to just three points. France responded with a penalty from Romain Ntamack, but Wales continued to pile on the pressure, and two more tries from Josh Adams and Liam Williams gave them a 29-20 lead.
France mounted a late comeback, with a try from Antoine Dupont setting up a nervy finish. However, Wales held on for a famous victory, with their defense standing strong in the closing stages.
The win keeps Wales’ Six Nations hopes alive, while France will be left to rue missed opportunities as they slip to their first defeat of the campaign.
Wales produced a remarkable comeback to beat France 29-25 in a thrilling Six Nations rugby encounter on Saturday. The visitors showed great resilience and character to overcome a first-half deficit and secure a famous victory in front of a passionate French crowd.
France started the game in dominant fashion, with Brice Dulin scoring a try after just three minutes. The hosts continued to control proceedings, and tries from Charles Ollivon and Paul Willemse gave them a 17-7 lead at halftime.
Wales came out firing in the second half, with Dan Biggar scoring a try and adding the conversion to reduce the deficit to just three points. France responded with a penalty from Romain Ntamack, but Wales continued to fight back, with Josh Adams and Liam Williams both crossing the try line to give them a 29-20 lead.
France mounted a late charge, with Antoine Dupont scoring a try to set up a tense finale. However, Wales held on for a famous victory, with their defense standing firm in the face of intense pressure.
The win sends a clear message to the rest of the Six Nations field that France is a team to be feared, while Wales will need to regroup quickly if they are to challenge for the title.