France captain Dupont has cruciate knee injury
France captain Antoine Dupont ruptured cruciate ligaments in his knee during Les Bleus' Six Nations win over Ireland on Saturday.
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France angry after Dupont suffers 'serious' injury
France head coach Fabien Galthie fears captain Antoine Dupont has sustained a "serious" knee injury during their Six Nations victory over Ireland.BBC News - 1d -
Antoine Dupont faces long spell out with ruptured cruciate knee ligaments
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Fabien Galthié fears Antoine Dupont suffered ‘serious’ injury against Ireland
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