A visit from reigning Six Nations champions France is the last thing Wales want as the sides prepare to collide at the Principality Stadium this weekend.
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Steve Tandy's men were thumped 48-7 by a merciless England team on the opening weekend to mark their 21st defeat in 23 matches.
The sight of Antoine Dupont, Louis Bielle-Biarrey and the rest of Les Bleus stomping into Cardiff will not be a welcome one.
France raced into a 22-0 first-half lead over Ireland, the last team to win a Six Nations title aside from France, during their opener before wrapping up a 36-14 win.
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