Wales Vs France: Wales informed about the selection of Thomas Francis against France

The conclusion to announce prop Tomas Francis fit to play in Cardiff's Six Nations game against France on Friday has been labelled as a "serious mistake". Francis, Owen Watkin and Josh Adams have endured concussion procedures after being struck in the head during Wales' loss to England on February 26. Six Nations 2022 fans can buy Wales Vs France Tickets from our website.

Tomas Francis is fit to play in Cardiff’s Six Nations game against France

Professor John Fairclough said the choice put Francis at a "needless risk of serious injury". Wales defence Coach Gethin Jenkins predictable the threesome to prepare on Monday.

“All three are probable to be in preparation today and are back on the field, they have gone through all three concussion protocols and fit for Friday's game,” said Jenkins.

“We all have three available, which is a good boost, we are continuously concerned when they have to come to an agreement. It's a pretty rigorous process, we have lost some people in the past because of this, which is a shame."

'Francis should not have played against France'

Cardiff winger Adams, who was the prey of a late high challenge from England substitute Joe Marchant, was not punished, but the Watkin and Francis incident sparked more controversy.

The pair suffered head injuries in Twickenham 20 minutes into the game when they struck while trying to grab the English lock on Charlie Evers.

Together missing the field of Head Injury Assessment (HIA) and returned after passing the test.

Owen Watkin and Josh Adams have endured concussion procedures

Progressive Rugby, a lobby group to protect players, criticized the handling of the incident as a "clear and flagrant violation" of head injury assessment protocols.

The rights were made in an open letter by Professors Bill Ribbans and Fairclough, who have effort with the Welsh Rugby Union.

After the occurrence, Francis writhed to his feet and leaned against a pole before being seen by Welsh medics.

The letter states that "there are 12 signs and symptoms of Criterion 1, 6 of which can be observed on video and the remaining 5 identified during on-site assessments".

The two doctors stated that "typical thoughts in the video are confirmed loss of awareness, supposed loss of awareness, convulsions, rigid posture, balance disorder/ataxia and marked vertigo."

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