One of these teams will, providing there’s no unlikely draw, join England and Ireland on four points at the top of the 2015 Six Nations table by the time the sun goes down. But let’s be honest, right now, this feels like a mid-table encounter, doesn’t it. Won one, lost one; won one, lost one. First the wins, and both teams could easily have been defeated by Scotland, had Vern Cotter’s green team possessed a little more patience and street smarts. As for the defeats? France were out-fought by Ireland, Wales out-thought by England. A mid-table carry-on all right.  Can either team snap out of it? Wales are coming off the back of that win at Murrayfield, so have a little momentum at least, and have beaten the French in their last three Test meetings. France meanwhile have decided to trade a little of their power game for something a tad more gallic, so back comes Morgan Parra. Hope still an energy for both sides. So it should be a fascinating match, for by the time the sun goes down, one of these teams will still have that mid-table look … but the other will still be in with a shout of the title. It’s on!  France: B Dulin, Y Huget, R Lamerat, W Fofana, S Guitoune, C Lopez, M Parra; E Ben Arous, G Guirado, R Slimani, R Taofifenua, Y Maestri, T Dusautoir, B Le Roux, D Chouly.Replacements: B Kayser, U Atonio, V Debaty, J Suta, L Goujon, S Tillous-Borde, R Tales, M Bastareaud  Wales: L Halfpenny, G North, J Davies, J Roberts, L Williams, D Biggar, R Webb; G Jenkins, S Baldwin, S Lee, L Charteris, A Wyn Jones, D Lydiate, S Warburton (captain), T Faletau.Replacements: R Hibbard, P James, A Jarvis, B Davies, J Tipuric, M Phillips, R Priestland, S Williams  Referee: Jaco Peyper (South Africa).  Kick off: 6pm in Paris, 5pm back in Cardiff.
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