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Rory Kockott (Gallo Images)
Rory Kockott (Gallo Images)

Dublin - France coach Philippe Saint-Andre promised changes to the starting line-up for their next Six Nations game against Wales, with scrumhalf Rory Kockott appearing to be one of those at risk of being dropped.

Saint-Andre, speaking on Sunday, the day after his side lost 18-11 to defending Six Nations champions Ireland at Lansdowne Road, said several players had not performed at the level required for Test rugby.

While the 47-year-old, who has just three away wins (two against Scotland and one against Argentina) to his credit since taking over at the helm after the 2011 World Cup final, initially refused to name names he gave a curt response when asked about Kockott's performance.

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