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The French XV crushes Wales 54-12 and stays in the hunt for the Grand Slam in the Six Nations Tournament. Following a convincing win against Ireland (36-14), the Blues set a new points record against the Welsh. Antoine Dupont and his teammates quickly take the lead with a try from Émilien Gailleton just 2 minutes in. Despite a few Welsh attempts, like the tries from Rhys Carré and Mason Grady, the French dominate. At halftime, the score is 26-7. In the second half, the Blues continue to entertain with four more tries, including those from Julien Marchand and Théo Attissogbe. With two victories and an impressive goal difference, the French XV is gearing up to face Italy next Sunday in Lille. Matthieu Jalibert, in great form, shines with decisive passes and an overall stellar performance.
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