Bonnaire back for France

Bernard Laporte has made one change to France‘s starting line-up for their final RBS Six Nations Championship clash with Wales on Saturday.

Wed, 15 Mar, 2006 - 09:37

Bernard Laporte has made one change to France‘s starting line-up for their final RBS Six Nations Championship clash with Wales on Saturday.

Bourgoin back-rower Julien Bonnaire returns to the team in place of London Irish flanker Olivier Magne, who takes Bonnaire‘s place on the bench.

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CourtsRugbySix NationsPlace: FrancePlace: ParisPlace: Millennium StadiumPlace: TwickenhamPerson: BonnairePerson: Bernard LaportePerson: BourgoinPerson: Julien BonnairePerson: Olivier MagnePerson: Thomas LievremontPerson: Yannick NyangaPerson: LaportePerson: T CastaignedePerson: D TraillePerson: F MichalakPerson: D YachviliPerson: S MarconnetPerson: R IbanezPerson: P de VilliersPerson: F PelousPerson: J ThionPerson: Y NyangaPerson: T LievremontPerson: J BonnairePerson: D SzarzewskiPerson: O MilloudPerson: L NalletPerson: O MagnePerson: J-B EllisaldePerson: L ValbonPerson: C HeymansEvent: RBS Six Nations ChampionshipOrganisation: FranceOrganisation: WalesOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: SaracensOrganisation: Clermont AuvergneOrganisation: ToulouseOrganisation: BiarritzOrganisation: Stade FrancaisOrganisation: London WaspsOrganisation: BourgoinOrganisation: CastresOrganisation: London IrishOrganisation: Brive
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