France are one step away from securing a famous Grand Slam as they take on England at home on the final day of the 2022 Six Nations. Victory in Paris will mean a first championship win since 2010 for Fabien Galthié's men, who have remained unbeaten throughout this year's tournament.
After dominant displays against Italy, Ireland and Scotland, many fans expect Les Bleus to walk away with the title, but a less convincing performance against Wales last week could give England hope of causing an upset. The visitors head to the Stade de France with nothing to lose, with defeat to Ireland in the last round meaning they could finish anywhere between third and fifth in the overall championship table.
Galthié has remained consistent with his team selection for the crucial clash, making just one change as Damian Penaud starts after recovering from Covid, while England coach Eddie Jones has made a few surprising calls, with George Furbank starting at full back as one of five changes to the starting XV.
