Pelous: England are still a threat

France captain Fabien Pelous insists England are still the team to beat even though France are the only side still in RBS 6 Nations Grand Slam contention.

Mon, 08 Mar, 2004 - 15:19

France captain Fabien Pelous insists England are still the team to beat even though France are the only side still in RBS 6 Nations Grand Slam contention.

The French emerged as title favourites from a weekend of championship upsets following their 29-22 victory over Wales at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff yesterday.

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