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Immanuel Feyi-Waboso was returned to his return from injury while the preparations for the summer tour of England were brought to a major hit during a heating defeat of 26-24 against a France XV.
The Exeter wing – appearing for the first time since he fought a shoulder in December – received a 20 -minute red card for a high tackle on the Hastoy of the Fly Hastoy the Blues in the first half of the unbehave match at the Allianz stadium.
With Feyi-Waboso, 22, faced with a suspension, head coach Steve Barthwick is expected to appoint his team for next month in Argentina and the United States on Monday.
England was at least on the right track to go for South America victoriously, but, having led by 12 points in the last 10 minutes, the late tries of Paul Mallez and Romain Taofifenua torn the success of the team of Fabien Galkia in front of a crowd of 34,129.
The scores of Tom Willis, Alex Coles, the newcomer International Joe Carpenter and the replacement Alex Dombrandt initially rendered the competition in favor of the first efforts of the French pair Gaetan Barlot and Hugo Auradou.
With 13 players in Lions service, Hooker Jamie George and the Semi-Fly George Ford co-capped an XV England containing an unclear trio carpenter, Seb Atkinson and Guy Pepper, while there was a long-awaited appearance for Feyi-Waboso.
He was refused to start a dream when the last defense made sure that the ball is toribly as it stretched for the test line in two minutes.
France, which is preparing for a series of three tests in New Zealand, long Sky Sportsseized the initiative with Quickfire Tries.
Hooker Barlot finished a Maul Lineout to punish a pair of infractions from England Lock Coles, before the back of the rear, Theo Attissogbe crosses the tackle of Atkinson to widen the Auradou ignition after Carpenter lost possession to the breakdown.
On an stifling afternoon in southwest London, England struck the level of draw at 12-12.
The n ° 8 Willis approached after the persistent French indiscipline initially thwarted the sustained pressure of the house before Coles was then able to largely on the right after a line of line four minutes later.
The major discussion point has reached six minutes from half-time.
In desperate to recover the ball while continuing its own kick, Feyi-Waboso threw an high arm in the head of France n ° 10 Hastoy. Referee Hollie Davidson initially shown a yellow card before the sanction is quickly upgraded to a red review.
The Feyi-Waboso incident occurred six minutes before half-time, lucky England that it was only tried a 20-minute red card
With Barthwick who still plans to ramifications in the incident, his team advanced in the last minute of half when the sale of the sale of the sale benefited from the superb transport from Atkinson to Cross.
Ford, who inserted two of his four conversion attempts throughout the competition, filed a penalty at the start of the second period before Carpenter came to refuse a second score due to the blow of Henry Slade.
The half-world of France, Nolann Le Garrec, saw a breakaway trying to refuse due to an illegal light-out on George in the accumulation which led to a yellow card for the replacement of France Cameron Woki, which was then changed in red.
England quickly capitalized on its digital advantage while Dombrandt rushed into the right corner.
France went to a score thanks to a late converted test of Mallez – one of the nine non -ceiling players in their match team.
Barthwick’s men seemed to have done enough to keep a slim success, but the likely loss of Feyi-Waboso was worsened when Hastoy struck the winning conversion with the final kick after the Bulldozer of Taofifenua.
BORTHWICK: Feyi-Waboso is emptied
Head coach Steve Barthwick admitted that Feyi-Waboso was “emptied” after his participation in the summer tour of England was left in doubt by the red card.
Feyi-Waboso must wait for the result of a disciplinary process to discover the duration of its probable suspension.
Barthwick is expected to appoint his final team for the three-game game next month in Argentina and the United States on Monday before England left the next day.
“You know Manny Feyi-Waboso quite well, he’s a good guy who just tries his heart and left the field today and that did not do as he wanted, so he is emptied in the locker room,” said Barthwick.
England head coach Steve Barthwick said Feyi-Waboso was “emptied” while waiting for a disciplinary process to decide his probable suspension
“Everyone will bypass him and we will discover the situation in the coming 24 hours.
“As you know, it will now go to a disciplinary procedure so I will not comment.
“The civil servants made their decision during the day and we will see with which the disciplinary comes back.
“Once I have the facts, I will take care of that.”
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