Upbeat Jenkins insists Wales will learn from French reversal

GARETH JENKINS admitted Wales were taught a lesson in finishing by France as they signed off ahead of the World Cup with a 34-7 defeat at the Millennium Stadium.

Mon, 27 Aug, 2007 - 01:00
Wales 7 France 34 Alex Lowe

James Hook scored Wales’ only try on the stroke of half-time as they struggled for accuracy in the face of a powerful French defence.

France had eased into a 17-0 lead with tries from Jerome Thion and Pierre Mignoni before Hook struck.

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