Unbelievable !
The Blues triumphed after the suspense of the Welsh (32-30).
A victory which maintains the hopes of victory in this 2021 Six Nations Tournament, and which deprives Wales of a grand slam.
For a long time, the Welsh believed to win this meeting but the Habs showed incredible strength of character.
The Blues had attacked this meeting much better and had scored the first try (Taofifenua, 5th).
Biggar brought his own back six minutes later (11th) but Dupont again gave the advantage to the Blues (13th).
Once again, the Welsh recovered quickly thanks to Navidi (17th).
A tight first half (17-17 at the break) even if the end of it showed the beginnings of the second, with a XV of France in the red.
Returning from the locker room, the XV of Le Poireau continued at his strong pace and the French struggled defensively even if they put their heart into the work.
Adams rewarded the efforts of Wales by scoring a decisive try (49th).
The Blues took a second breath at the hour mark and thought they had restarted the match with a try from Dulin (68th) but finally Willemse received a red card for the action that preceded him.
The XV of France then ended at 14 but the Welsh were reduced to 13 after two yellow cards and a late try from Ollivon (76th) gave hope to the Habs.
Brice Dulin finally snatched the victory with a try in the 82nd minute.
The Blues will play a real final on March 26 against Scotland.
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