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France U20s
49
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5
Scotland U20s
KO : 18:00
Fri 4th Feb 11
Caen, Normandy
France U20s Scorers
Tries: Gimeno 17, Delmotte 40, Desmaison 44, O'Connor 47, Julien 62, Palis 68
Conversions: Doussain 17, 40, 44, Barraque 47, 68
Penalties: Doussain 9, 14, 21
Scotland U20s Scorers
Tries - Bennett 65France U20s Lineup
15 - Jean Buttin (Clermont)
14 - Marvin O'Connor (Grenoble)
13 - Thibaut Visensang (Bayonne)
12 - Jean-Pascal Barraque (Biarritz)
11 -Pierre Berard (Montpellier)
10 - Jean-Marc Doussain (Toulouse) (c)
9 - Laurent Magnaval (Toulon)
1 - Sébastien Taofifenua (Perpignan)
2 - Romain Colliat (Castres)
3 - Walter Desmaison (Bayonne)
4 - William Demotte (Clermont)
5 - Sébastien Vahaamahina (Brive)
6 - Kevin Gimeno (Montpellier)
7 - Julien Come (Racing Métro)
8 - Gilian Galan (Toulouse)
Replacements
16 - Victor Delmas (Colomiers)
17 - Clément Bourgeois (Section paloise)
18 - Mathias Marie (Biarritz)
19 - Pierre Julien (Agen
20 - Yann Lesgourgues (Biarritz)
21 - Jules Plisson (Stade Français)
22 - Geoffrey Palis (Albi)
Scotland U20s Lineup
15 - Stuart Hogg (Glasgow Warriors/Hawick)
14 - Mike Doneghan (Glasgow Warriors/Stirling County)
13 - Mark Bennett (Ayr)
12 - Harry Leonard (Boroughmuir)
11 - Kerr Gossman (Glasgow Warriors/Glasgow Hawks)
10 - Craig Jackson (Melrose)
9 - Jamie Stevenson (Westcombe Park)
1 - Robin Hislop (Edinburgh/Boroughmuir)
2 - Richard Ferguson (Melrose)
3 - George Hunter (Glasgow Warriors/Glasgow Hawks) CAPTAIN
4 - Mitchell Todd (Nottingham)
5 - Robert McAlpine (West of Scotland)
6 - James Tyas (Bath)
7 - Hamish Watson (Leicester Tigers)
8 - Grant Runciman (Melrose)
Replacements
16 - David Cherry (Team Northumbria)
17 - Colin Phillips (Edinburgh/Stewart's Melville)
18 - Andy Kirkland (Glasgow Hawks)
19 - Alex Spence (Heriot's)
20 - Sean Kennedy (Stirling County)
21 - Tom Steven (Glasgow Hawks)
22 - Glen Bryce (Stirling County)
France Under-20s off to flying start
4 February 2011, 9:35 pm ::
Match Report By Sportsbeat
Jean-Marc Doussain starred as France kicked off their Under-20 RBS 6 Nations campaign with an emphatic 49-5 win over Scotland in Caen.
Scotland's only source of comfort came from the youngest member of their squad - centre Mark Bennett - who crossed fifteen minutes from time for a consolation try.
After two early Doussain penalties, Montpellier flanker Kevin Gimeno scored the first try just after the quarter hour.
The Toulouse youngster added the conversion as well as a further penalty, but just as the Scots appeared to be frustrating the French, Clermont's William Demotte dived over on the stroke of half time for a 23-0 lead.
The French came flying out of the blocks in the second half with tries from prop Walter Desmaison and winger Marvin O'Connor to lead 37-0 as Doussain was withdrawn.
Replacement Pierre Julien then scored the hosts fifth try before Bennett grabbed Scotland's solitary score.
But it was France who had the final word with Geoffrey Palis crossing 12 minutes from time with Jean-Pascal Barraque adding his second conversion.
