France Strengthens Lineup with Jalibert and Penaud for England Clash

France has made two significant changes to their squad ahead of the highly anticipated Six Nations match against England at Twickenham. Fly-half Matthieu Jalibert returns to the starting lineup, replacing the suspended Romain Ntamack, who was sent off in the team's dominant 43-0 win over Wales.

Winger Damian Penaud also makes a comeback after recovering from a toe injury. With 36 tries in 53 appearances, he is just two short of equalling Serge Blanco's France try-scoring record. Theo Attissogbe, who scored twice against Wales, misses out as a result.

The rest of the team remains unchanged, with Antoine Dupont leading the side from scrum-half. Among the substitutes is Emilien Gailleton, who was born in Croydon, just a short distance from Twickenham, before moving to France as a child.