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They marched on England and Twickenham. If the XV of France won with a historic gap (10-53) in London, it owes it to the power and quality of its forwards. An impressive demonstration, before challenging the Welsh for the last day of the Six Nations Tournament on Saturday (3:45 p.m.). The co-coach of the conquest of the Blues, the ex-hooker William Servat, presents his starting pack against the XV of the leek, modified by two players compared to the victory against the English with the tenure of Uini Atonio and Romain Taofifenua at the place of Dorian Aldegheri and Paul Willemse.