The top 10 tries from the 2008 Dubai Rugby Sevens, which was the opening leg of the 2008 IRB World Sevens Series.

10. Lucas Gonzalez Amorosino (Argentina)
9. Dino Tomas Caceres (Argentina)
8. William Bishop (Australia)
7. Vereniki Goneva (Fiji)
6. Giorgi Shkinin (Georgia)
5. Brian Nyikuli (Kenya)
4. Tim Nanai Williams (New Zealand)
3. Alafoti Faosiliva (Samoa)
2. Kevin Swiryn (USA)
1. Cleopas Makotose (Zimbabwe)

Argentina caused a huge upset in the opening match of the IRB Rugby World Cup by beating France 17-12 at the Stade de France on Friday, handing the host nation their first ever defeat in the pool stages.

If you like watching penalty kicks to a musical backdrop, you'll love this video. The man scoring Argentina's try is Ignacio Corleto who plays for Stade Francais.

I don't speak french so I'm not exactly sure of what the French commentators are saying, but it's definitely more of a case of 'sacrebleu' than 'moet' here as Imanol Harinordoquy draws his man and opts not to pass to his unmarked team-mate with the try line beckoning.

From the recent World Cup Warmup game in Marseille.

France confirmed their status as one of the World Cup favourites with an impressive 34 points to 7 win in their final warm-up match against Wales at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium.

Highlights of arguably the greatest World Cup game of all time. It was 1999 and once again the All Blacks were favourites to win the World Cup. After leading 17 - 10 at the break the All Blacks went on to lose 43 - 31, many regarding this win by the French as the biggest upset in World Cup history.

Some of the Highlights from the USA leg of the 2007 IRB Sevens Series, in San Diego.

Compilation of some lovely French tries showing true Gallic flair and adventure. C'est Magnifique!

Nice bit of French build up before the big man decides enough is enough and makes some room for the T R Y.

Michalak opts for flying solo, with quite some success against the Canadians.

A scything break by the wee-man at 9, pops a chip over and puts Jauzion away. Job done.