PARIS (Reuters) - France burst into life when Maxime Medard's second-half try inspired them to their first victory over Ireland in five years with a 10-9 win in the Six Nations on Saturday.
Coach Guy Noves, who took over from Philippe Saint-Andre after last year's World Cup, had promised spectacular rugby with a new-look team and Les Bleus did their best to deliver at the Stade de France, scoring the only try with 10 minutes remaining.
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