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Romain Ntamack, France's flyhalf, will miss the Six Nations match against Italy due to a three-game suspension for a shoulder-to-head tackle. He can return for the Ireland clash if he completes World Rugby's Coaching Intervention Programme, which would substitute the final match of his ban. The programme aims to modify techniques contributing to foul play. France currently stands second in the Six Nations, four points behind Ireland.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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