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Tuesday 22 February 2011 8:48 pm

England set to keep faith with Tindall

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ENGLAND coach Martin Johnson is expected to again entrust Mike Tindall with the England captaincy after opting not to recall Lewis Moody to the starting line-up for Saturday’s crunch RBS 6 Nations clash against France at Twickenham.

Moody, who has only just returned after five weeks out with a knee ligament strain, may yet be named as a replacement when Martin Johnson confirms his side on tomorrow.

France coach Marc Lievremont, meanwhile, has gambled by making sweeping changes to his team.

Scrum-half Morgan Parra and centre Damien Traille are among four players dropped from the side that laboured to a 25-22 win over Ireland almost two weeks ago.

The talismanic Sebastien Chabal, wing Vincent Clerc, scrum-half Dimitri Yachvili and centre Yannick Jauzion are recalled.

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