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WALES boss Warren Gatland is confident his tough selection decisions will be justified in Saturday’s Six Nations finale against France in Cardiff.
Gatland has made seven switches to the Wales starting line-up in addition to moving Saracens’ Liam Williams from full-back to wing.
Captain Alun Wyn Jones returns to lead the side after being rested for last weekend’s victory over Italy, while full-back Leigh Halfpenny, centre Scott Williams, fly-half Dan Biggar and flanker Josh Navidi also feature.
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