The France 15's team's unpredictable approach is what is keeping the Wales coaching staff guessing in tomorrow's first Rugby World Cup semifinal.
Wales defence coach, Shaun Edwards believes that France will not divert away from their attacking game they showed in the win against England.
Former Wallabies and 1991 RWC winning captain, Nick Farr Jones said that with France in the semifinal rugby fans can only wait till tomorrow night to get an answer.
Meanwhile in the second semifinal on Sunday both sides will be name today.
Wallabies fullback, Kurtley Beale who is under a injury cloud is taking part in some of the team’s training run while the All Blacks captain, Richie McCaw is likely to lead his side again.
The first semifinal tomorrow at 8pm will see France meet Wales and at 8pm Sunday the All Blacks meet the Wallabies and the live commentary of both matches can be heard on our sister station, Viti FM with Malakai Veisamasama and Ilivasi Tabua.
Story by: Dhanjay Deo
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