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Typically, the ball is knocked on by Australia and it's a first win in seven years for France over the Wallabies. Les Bleus were dominant throughout, Australia's execution incredibly poor. Robbie Deans feeling the heat.
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Australia win a scrum against the head, looking for a consolation score and a ray of hope ahead of Twickenham. Debaty pounces for the turnover and Trinh-Duc clears.
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Australia off their feet at the breakdown, more Wallaby pressure coming to no avail. No security at the breakdown for Australia, unable to handle France's aggression.
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Australia's hands are their own worst enemy - a knock on and then an interception costing them attacking opportunities. They don't give up and Beale runs a mesmerising line, only for it to come to nothing.
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Boos ring out as Nyanga is illegally dumped into the turf by Rob Simmons, time off as Nigel Owens makes his decision. Number missed, French penalty.
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More dominance at the scrum from France, the Wallabies splintered and crushed. Nigel Owens speaks to both captains and Michalak goes for goal.
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Thomas Domingo held up just short of the line, five metre scrum to Les Bleus.
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Berrick Barnes on to add some control for the Wallabies. Up and under and a brilliant take from Huget. Ball comes left to Fofana who feeds Dulin, heading into the 22. Great hands from Nyanga keeps the move alive.
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Another penalty against the Wallabies at the scrum, story of the match. French lineout falls to Papé and Picamoles again is there to rampage up the middle.
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Australia looking to hit back but they've been outmuscled all night in Paris. It looks set to be a long November.
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A brilliant turnover from France but neither side really making the most of the possession. Until now...
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Pat McCabe hits up and gets hit back by France; Australia inevitably knock on again.
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Benjamin Kayser and Thomas Domingo both on for France.
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Australia creating opportunities in the French half but Nyanga covers the ball, looking for the steal. Scrum Australia.
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More French dominance at the scrum - a familiar tale for Australia as Florian Fritz steps up to take the shot at goal. Miles wide though from Fritz.
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