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Match Date: 9th March, 2013
Match Time: 17:00 local, 17:00 GMT
Match Venue: Lansdowne Road
Ireland will be hoping to heap woe on win-less France when
the two sides go head-to-head in the Six Nations at the Aviva Stadium on
Saturday.
Head to Head
All-time record:
Played 91: Ireland won 29, France won 56, Drawn 6
Biggest winning
margins: Ire: 24 (24-0 at Cork, 1914) Fra: 35 (44-5 at Stade de France, 2002)
Highest score:
Ire: 31 (31-43 at Stade de France, 2006); Fra: 45 (45-10 at Parc des Princes,
1996)
Most tries: Ire: 6
(at Cork, 1913); Fra: 7 (44-12 at Parc des Princes 1992 and 45-10 at Parc des
Princes in 1996);
Most points
(individual): Ire: Ronan O'Gara 127; Fra: Morgan Parra 55
Most tries
(individual): Ire: 8 Brian O'Driscoll Fra: 8 Vincent Clerc and Christian
Darrouy
Most points in a Test:
Ire: 17 Micheal Kiernan (at Lansdowne Road, 1989) Fra: 26 Thierry Lacroix (at
Durban, 1995);
Most tries in a
Test: Ire: 3 Joseph Quinn (at Cork, 1913) and Brian O'Driscoll (at Stade de
France, 2000); Fra: 3 Christian Darrouy (at Lansdowne Road, 1963) and David
Venditti (at Lansdowne Road, 1997) and Vincent Clerc (at Stade de France, 2008)
Click Here for
Ireland's full Test record courtesy of Statsguru
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France's Test record courtesy of Statsguru
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record of all Ireland v France matches courtesy of Statsguru
France are reeling from three straight championship defeats
with Italy, Wales and England all having got the better of them in recent
weeks. As a result they are on course for their first wooden spoon since 1999,
first win-less campaign since 1969 and first whitewash since 1957.
Ireland began the championship in sparkling form with a
victory over Wales in their opener but they have failed to hit those heights
since with both England and more recently Scotland getting the better of them.
Both sides have shown only glimpses of their best form and
their lack of consistency leaves them amongst the also-rans in this year's Six
Nations. The respective coaches - Ireland's Declan Kidney and France's Philippe
Saint-Andre - are feeling the heat and their long-term futures and the players'
desire to right some wrongs ensure there is still plenty to play for.
Ireland - Player to Watch: Cian Healy returns from
suspension needing a big performance to rescue his reputation and keep his
British & Irish Lions hopes alive.
Ireland - Team News: Ireland make three changes to the side
that fell to Scotland last month with Healy returning at the expense of Tom
Court, winger Fergus McFadden stepping in for the injured Craig Gilroy and lock
Mike McCarthy getting the nod over Donncha O'Callaghan. Paddy Jackson has
shaken off a minor hamstring injury to retain the No.10 shirt with Ian Madigan
set to provide cover on the bench with veteran Rona O'Gara omitted from the
squad. Munster prop Stephen Archer and Leinster lock Devin Toner are also
drafted onto the bench.
France - Player to Watch: Wesley Fofana claimed a superb
score against England last month with his pace and dazzling feet too much for
the England defence - will he be able to slice his way through the Ireland
defence in similar fashion?
France - Team News: France have made three changes to their
starting line-up including a surprise recall for fly-half Frederic Michalak.
The Toulon scrum-half is handed the No.10 jersey ahead of Francois Trinh-Duc
despite failing to impress off the bench during his side's 23-13 defeat to
England last time out. Winger Maxime Medard is also set to make his first Test
appearance for over a year having battled back from a knee injury with Benjamin
Fall missing out altogether. Elsewhere, Florian Fritz is preferred at outside
centre with Mathieu Bastareaud dropping to the bench.
Key Battle: Ireland captain Jamie Heaslip has been the
subject of widespread criticism of late and will be keen to silence his
doubters - but in French counterpart Louis Picamoles he faces once of the
giants of European rugby. Which player will dominate the game and the
headlines?
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