Morgan Parra can spark a revolution among France's forwards to inflict a second quarter-final defeat on New Zealand in Cardiff in eight years, according to Philippe Saint-Andre. France boss Saint-Andre defended dropping trusted half-back Sebastien Tillous-Borde in favour of Parra by accepting his pack need to be bossed about after their feeble showing in 24-9 defeat to Ireland. Les Bleus stunned New Zealand 20-18 in Cardiff in 2007, with Saint-Andre admitting only a return to classic French free-running rugby will afford the chance of a repeat. Saint-Andre confirmed he had promoted Alexandre Dumoulin ahead of Mathieu Bastareaud into the centres as part of that bid to boost his side's front-foot fluency.Philippe Saint-Andre wants France to play freely against New ZealandThey meet the world champions in the World Cup quarter-finals in CardiffCombative Morgan Parra has replaced half-back Sebastien Tillous-BordeAlexandre Dumoulin steps in ahead of Mathieu Bastareaud in the centresLes Bleus memorably stunned New Zealand 20-18 in Cardiff in 2007Rugby World Cup 2015: CLICK HERE for all the latest news and more
Saint-_ believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.