French forward avoids red card for violent attack on Alun Wyn Jones
Rugby NewsSunday, 25 October 2020 at 01:59
France scrum-half Antoine Dupont inspired his side to a 38-21 victory over Wales in a Six Nations warm-up match behind closed doors in Paris.
However, one contentious incident during the match saw Alun Wyn Jones literally assaulted in the ruck.
The video clip, which was shared across social media, clearly shows French second row Bernard Le Roux viscously elbow the Wales skipper during a confrontation at the breakdown.
Surely this should have been a red card?
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This photo from somewhere in the southern hemisphere really made us chuckle.
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