France score 14 tries to record their best-ever World Cup win
France captain Antoine Dupont leaves stadium to undergo tests on head injury
Namibia's Johan Deysel sent off for head-on-head tackle on Dupont
Damian Penaud scores hat-trick in Marseille
France go top of Pool A with third win
France 5-0 Namibia
Tom May
Ex-Newcastle centre on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Brilliant patience from the French forwards, you cannot leave Antoine Dupont with time on the ball.
Namibia defence held off, Dupont then just knocked a brilliant ball over the top and Damian Penaud had lovely width.
Damian Penaud
That man again.
France originally got in position from Uini Atonio's turnover, from the resulting maul, Antoine Dupont demands the ball and sends a cross-field kick to Damian Penaud.
That was magic!
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Tom May
Ex-Newcastle centre on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
You talk about the supporters, it is interesting to see this team evolve. We have not seen the French fanbase turn on their team as much as in the past and it is definitely helping them as a unit.
France 0-0 Namibia
The atmosphere is electric in Marseille, but there have been a few early errors from France, as hooker Peato Mauvaka can't throw it straight at the line-out.
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We are under way in Marseille, it is loud!
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France so far, a bit average if you ask me. Yes they beat the All Blacks, but they aren't the team they were so that's not such a big thing. They've not really been tested and won't be tonight. Need to see more.
Chris
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France's injured fly-half Romain Ntamack is in the house tonight.
Ntamack was ruled out of a home Rugby World Cup because of a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament.
The 24-year-old injured his left knee in Les Bleus' 30-27 World Cup warm-up win over Scotland.
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Damian Penaud is France’s leading try scorer this season with nine, and is looking to become the first Frenchman to score 10 tries in a calendar year since Phillipe Saint-Andre in 1995.
Can he beat his record of 12 tries this World Cup?
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We have to go back to the Rugby World Cup in 2007 when these teams last met.
France came out on top beating Namibia 87-10.
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Antoine Dupont is yet to lose a match on home soil when captaining France.
His current record reads 13 wins out of 13.
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How do we rate France so far this World Cup?
Home advantage and favourites? Or do you need to see more from them?
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France may have won their first two games against New Zealand and Uruguay but it is Italy who sit top of Pool A.
Yes Italy still have the big two to come, but France may feel a bonus-point win tonight is long overdue.
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France head coach Fabien Galthie has said "adaptability" is key to his team selections as he attempts to steer the hosts to Rugby World Cup success.
After beating New Zealand in the tournament's opening game, Galthie made 12 changes for the win against Uruguay.
A further 12 alterations have been made for the game against Namibia.
"Our method is based on adaptability. We adapt according to deadlines. It's Darwin's theory - the most intelligent species adapts," said Galthie.
"We hear a lot of talk about team compositions. It's important to remember that we compose our teams on a weekly basis.
"We have a vision of the preparation, rotation, we look at performances, we need everyone."
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Image source, Getty ImagesFrance: Ramos; Penaud, Fickou, Danty, Bielle-Biarry; Jalibert, Dupont (capt); Baille, Mauvaka, Atonio; Woki, Flament; Cros, Ollivon, Jelonch.
Replacements: Bourgarit, Wardi, Aldegheri, Taofifenua, Boudehent, Couilloud, Moefana, Jaminet.
Namibia: Van der Bergh; Mouton, Deysel (capt), Burger, Greyling; Loubser, Theron; Sethie, Van der Westhuizen, Coetzee, Tjeriko, Ludick, Katjijeko, Retief, Gaoseb.
Replacements: Nortje, Benade, Shifuka, Van Lill, Hardwick, Blaauw, Izaacs, Rossouw.
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From Paris to Lille and now Marseille.
The French are winning everywhere in their home World Cup.
Up next is Namibia, who have never won a match at a World Cup, since their debut in 1999.
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