Prop Henry Thomas and Hooker Evan Lloyd are also involved for his first test starts in Wales with six nations Friday in Paris in Paris.
The main coach Warren Gatland performed a surprise in appointing such an inexperienced tournament opener in Stade de France, with a 33-year-old Thomas who had four Cameos for Wales 2023. Year, while the 23-year-old bench was going out of the bench five times last year .
Thomas previously picked up the seven England – everything as a replacement – between 2013. and 2014, REDECRING for Wales 2023. year after easy to relieve the mitigation for three years.
Gatland is welcome back experience elsewhere in the form of full Liam Williams, center Nick Tompkins and Wing Josh Adams.
Hotel Tighead Prop Henry Thomas is also a beginning of your first Wales
Cardiff Center Ben Thomas was returned again for the flight and half, who played it in a summer in Australia in November last summer before it was in Australia and South Africa in November.
Jac Morgan Captain's side from an open franker in the back unit formed with James also recorded by Aaron Wainwright, such as Taulupa Faletau from outside.
Eitherwhere, the second order and the previous Captain Dafydd Jenkins return to the side after they intended the injuries of the knees and shoulders, while unpublished flight-poles and edwards among replacements.
“We are excited about the challenge on Friday,” Gatland said. “Six nations in the best rugby competition in the world.
“Every game is a great opportunity. We want to go out there, hug that and we start our championship well.”
Ben Thomas has been moved from the center to a flight-a-half for an extremely difficult task facing France
Wales: 15 Liam Williams, 14 Tom Rogers, 13 Nick Tompkins, 12 Owen Watkin, 11 Josh Adams, 10 Ben Thomas, 9 Tomos Williams; 1 Gareth Thomas, 2 Evan Lloyd, 3 Henry Thomas, 4 Will Rowlands, 5 Dafydd Jenkins, 6 James Bousam, 7 Jac Morgan (c), 8 Aaron Wainwright
Replacements: 16 Elliot Dee, 17 Nicky Smith, 18 Keiron Assirti, 19. Freddie Thomas, 20 Tommy Refell, 21 Rhodri Williams, 22 Dan Edwards, 23 Blair Murray
Ntamack returns to France but Penaud is excluded through injury
France will be without the flying wing of the Damian Penaud with six nations against Wales, adding a list of key players that are not available for the tournament opener in Stade de France.
The penadicant was expected to return to the team, but suffered injuries to the toes in training, which means that the 20-year-old theoba Attissogbe would be lined on the lap.
France are already without the center of Gael Ficki, they lock Thibaudian packages and loose forward Charles Ollivon, and the coach Fabien Galthie is five changes from his last sunroof when Argentina 37-23 won in Paris.
Romain Ntamack returned to Let-Paul, which pushes Thomas Ramos in the full lead in Leo Barra. Pierre-Louis Barassi replaces Fickie in a binding field.
Former Captain Gregory AllLdritt is returning to the back of the package instead of ollivone after it fell in front of the victory over Argentina, while Alexandre RouMat is in the second row to fall.
On the bench, Galthie included Hugo Auradou and Oscar Jego, who debuted in Argentina last year, but were then arrested on the rape charges that were later rejected.
France: 15 Thomas Ramos, 14 Theo Attistgbe, 12 Yoram Chess, 10 Room No Nordd (C); 1 Jean Baptste Grt, 2 Mooto Poinio, 4 Alexandre Uppa, 6 Francois Cros, 7 Francois Cros, 8 Golinger, 8 Gregory Alldritt
Replacements: 16 Julien Marcland, 17 Ćiril Baille, 18 Georges Henri Colombe, 19 Micke Auradou, 20 Mickel Guillard, 21 Oscar Jegou, 22 Nolann Le Garc, 23 Emilien Gailleton
Six nations 2025: Suggests and schedule
Wales Championship Schedule:
- France – Stade de France – Friday, 31. January – 8.15pm (GMT)
- Italy – Stadio Olimpico – Saturday, 8. February – 14.15pm (GMT)
- Ireland – Rector Stadium – Saturday, 22. February – 14.15pm (GMT)
- Scotland – Murrayfield – Saturday, 8. March – 4.45pm (GMT)
- England – Knedlity Stadium – Saturday, 15. Marta – 4.45pm (GMT)