France's Dominant Triumph Over Wales: A Landmark Victory in the Six Nations

Matthieu Jalibert's outstanding performance led France to an impressive 54-12 win over Wales in the Six Nations Championship. This victory marks France's largest win against Wales in Cardiff, solidifying their top position in the table with a perfect score, while Wales remains at the bottom.

France secured a record-breaking 54-12 victory over Wales in the Six Nations Championship, with flyhalf Matthieu Jalibert displaying exceptional skill on the field. This comprehensive win at the Principality Stadium showcases France's formidable form, as they became the only team to have amassed a full 10 points from their matches.

The French team extended Wales' losing streak in the championship to 13 games, adding to the despair of the home crowd. Winger Theo Attissogbe contributed two tries and center Fabien Brau-Boirie scored on his debut. Historically, this triumph surpasses France's previous largest victory against Wales, which was a 51-0 win at Wembley in 1998.

With defending champions France at the top of the Six Nations table and Wales suffering under the weight of 102 points conceded, the gulf between the two sides has rarely seemed wider. This result solidifies France's status as the team to beat in the tournament.