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France lose Le Roux and Fofana for November Tests

Felix Lambey and Yoann Huget have been called up to the France squad as replacements for injured duo Bernard Le Roux and Wesley Fofana.

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France have lost Bernard Le Roux and Wesley Fofana to injury ahead of their November internationals.

Racing 92 flanker Le Roux is reported to have sustained a fractured cheekbone in the 44-12 European Champions Cup victory over Ulster on Saturday.

Fofana, meanwhile, has failed to recover sufficiently from a thigh issue to be available for the matches against South Africa, Argentina and Fiji.

Felix Lambey and Yoann Huget have been added to Jacques Brunel’s squad as replacements.

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