7. Sam Underhill
In his ingredient in a largely rearguard efficiency, made two essential tackles on Alldritt in both half. Did slip off a couple of tackles. 6/10
8. Ben Earl
After a quiet first half burst into motion after half-time, taking part in a main position in each second-half tries. An excellent match. 7/10
Replacements: Theo Dan (for George 50), 6, Joe Marler (for Genge 50), 6, Will Stuart (for Cole, 50) 6, Ethan Roots (for Chessum 55), 6, Alex Dombrandt (for Underhill, 67) 6, Danny Care (for Mitchell, 70) 6, Marcus Smith (for Furbank 7) 5, Manu Tuialgi (for Slade 60) 6
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15. Leo Barré
Surged by way of to arrange Le Garrec and scored himself. Occasionally edgy in the kicking exchanges. Improve there and he could be phenomenal. 8/10
14. Damian Penaud
Has endured a tough Championship stuffed with fumbles and continued that development in the first half. Try-scoring offload to Fickou redeemed him. 6/10
13. Gaël Fickou
A blended sport from the veteran, who may have been annoyed with the miss on Lawrence. Popped up with a rating to retake the lead. 6/10
12. Nicolas Depoortère
Stretched his legs early out vast however had his defensive decision-making examined by England’s assault. A promising expertise. 6/10
11. Louis Bielle-Biarrey
An actual livewire when he can contain himself. Caught flat-footed and slim defensively previous to second England attempt. 6/10
10. Thomas Ramos
His accuracy from the tee was off-set by three poor kicks and porous defence. Did step up from 50m for the match-winner. 6/10
9. Nolann le Garrec
Already an thrilling opportunistic runner, each in help of colleagues and round the fringes. Kicking will develop into extra constant. 7/10
1. Cyril Baille
Rocked Sam Underhill along with his first carry and punched holes. Also a part of a muscular mauling effort, although the scrum couldn’t. 6/10
2. Julien Marchand
Now reinstated as a starter and swooped over Smith for a turnover. Ended his shift with a misplaced line-out. 6/10
3. Uini Atonio
Penalised at the scrum for England’s first factors. Lasted longer than different front-rowers and carried with typical gusto. 6/10
4. Thibaud Flament
Rescued France with an interception on the retreat and was a dependable line-out jumper amongst the larger males. 6/10
5. Emmanuel Meafou
Stole possession after France tore into England’s first maul. Held agency at restarts and got rid of Itoje. 6/10
6. François Cros
Nabbed the line-out that led to Le Garrec’s attempt, which sums up this understated and resourceful operator. Grafted all night. 8/10
7. Charles Ollivon
A fantastic athlete, whether or not leaping in the line-out or loping round the pitch. Calm offload for Barré’s attempt. 7/10
8. Grégory Alldritt
Tagged by Underhill at the base of a five-metre scrum and customarily nicely marshalled as a carrying risk. A pest in defence. 6/10
Replacements: Peato Mauvaka (on for Marchand, 48), Sébastien Taofifénua (on for Baille, 48) Georges-Henri Colombe (on for Atonio, 62) Romain Taofifénua (on for Meafou, 48), Alexandre Roumat (on for Ollivon, 61), Paul Boudehent (on for Alldritt, 70), Maxime Lucu (on for Le Garrec, 67), Yoram Moefana (on for Depoortère, 60)
