After making the French dream against Wales on Saturday, the XV of France is preparing for a new challenge.

The Blues still have five days before facing Scotland and attempting to win the Six Nations Tournament.

A bet that will be difficult to win since it will have to be largely won on Friday. 

The XV of France achieved the sporting feat of the weekend by postponing their match against Wales.

The Blues wake up Monday morning with a new challenge in mind: beat Scotland next Friday at the Stade de France.

This is the famous match shifted because of the coronavirus.

It therefore becomes a sort of final for the Blues who, thanks to a large victory, could finally win the Six Nations Tournament. 

A feat to win the tournament 

Five more days of training before this grand final of the Six Nations Tournament.

Against Scotland, the Blues will have the opportunity to win a competition that they have not won since 2010. So, a kind of commando preparation is taking place.

From Monday, the coaches will take turns regularly with the players to discuss with each other and increase the pressure.

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The idea is to make players understand that they can create the feat all over again.

And for good reason: to overtake Wales in the standings, not only must you win, but you also have to score four tries and have a minimum lead of 21 points.

"We're going to go step by step"

"It's going to be a complicated match: they have great players, it's a team that is doing well at the moment," said Gaël Fickou, one of the centers of the XV of France.

He prefers to stay measured: "We're going to go step by step, already focus on winning and then we'll see what happens". 

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In an official match, the last time the Blues beat the Scots by 21 points was in 2008. Since then, we've seen more balanced matches.

But if there is one team that can thwart this kind of statistics, it is certainly the Fifteen of France of Fabien Galthié.