England face test of nerve in Paris

England arrive in Paris seeking a first Six Nations victory at Stade de France for eight years today.

Sat, 23 Feb, 2008 - 19:22

England arrive in Paris seeking a first Six Nations victory at Stade de France for eight years today.

The World Cup finalists have avoided the injury curse that had blighted their opening games against Wales and Italy.

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