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France Tears Apart Wales with Eight Tries and Is only Unbeaten Six Nations Team

France scored their highest Six Nations points against Wales with eight tries, extending Wales' losing streak to 13 matches in the tournament, officials said.

  • On Sunday in Cardiff, France scored eight tries, with the first after 88 seconds, in a 54-12 victory that left them the only unbeaten team after two Six Nations rounds.
  • France's sevens-style offloading play sliced Wales national rugby team's defence, which had conceded 34 tries and 248 points under Steve Tandy and was breached inside 90 seconds.
  • Flyhalf Matthieu Jalibert was man of the match after scoring one try and assisting on three, while Thomas Ramos added seven conversions.
  • Les Bleus' bonus-point victory returned them to the top of the Six Nations table and kept Grand Slam hopes alive, while Wales' loss extended their 13-match Six Nations losing streak.
  • The official attendance of 57,744 at Principality Stadium, Cardiff was the lowest for a Six Nations game, with supporters' 'vote with their feet' pundits said, amid WRU club-cutting plans.
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