MARSEILLE, France (Reuters) - France may be overwhelming favourites for victory in their Rugby World Cup Pool A fixture with Namibia in Marseille on Thursday, but it is a chance to work on tactical plans and get minutes into the legs of several players, flanker Charles Ollivon says.
France opened their campaign with a 27-13 victory over New Zealand, but then stumbled their way to a 27-12 success against lowly Uruguay, which drew some stinging criticism, not least from within the team.
