What time does France vs Wales kick off, what TV channel is Six Nations match on and what is latest team news?

FRANCE and Wales go head-to-head this weekend hoping to salvage some Six Nations pride that could see them finish as runners-up in the tournament.

Both teams have endured a disappointing competition having lost two of their first four matches, but victory on Saturday would be enough for them to climb to second depending on the result of the Ireland vs England match in Dublin.

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When is France vs Wales and where is it being played?

The match is the second of the triple-bill on the final weekend of the Six Nations championship being played on Saturday 18 March, and will be held at the Stafe de France in Paris.

What time does it kick-off?

The match in Paris gets under way at 2.45pm.

What is the France vs Wales team news?

France have made just once change from the team that started in the win over Italy with the return to fitness of Sebastien Vahaamahina.

The second row comes straight back into the side in place of Julien Le Devedec as Les Blues look to finish this year’s season with a bang.

France team to face Wales: Dulin; Nakaitaci, Lamerat, Fickou, Vakatawa, Lopez, Serin, Baille, Guirado, Slimani; Vahaamahina, Maestri, Sanconnie, Gourdon, Picamoles.

Replacements: Chat, Atonio, Ben Arous, Le Devedec, Chouly, Dupont, Trinh-Duc, Huget.

Wales have named an unchanged team from the one that started last week’s impressive victory at home to Ireland.

That means Ross Moriarty keeps his place at number eight ahead of Taulupe Faletau, while much is expected of the back-to-form George North on the wing.

Wales team to face France: Halfpenny; North, Davies, S Williams, L Williams, Biggar, Webb, Evans, Owens, Francis, Ball, Wyn Jones, Warburton, Tipuric, Moriarty.

Replacements: Baldwin, Smith, Lee, Charteris, Faletau, G Davies, S Davies, Roberts