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France centre optimistic after sustaining knee ligament injury

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Gael Fickou is remaining optimistic after suffering a knee ligament injury less than six months ahead of the Rugby World Cup.
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France centre Gael Fickou is hopeful he will be fully fit again in two months after injuring knee ligaments on Saturday.

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The 21-year-old hurt his left knee in a collision with France colleague Mathieu Bastareaud during Toulouse's 34-24 Top 14 victory over Toulon.

However, scans have shown that Fickou - a star performer in France's Six Nations loss to England last weekend - will not require an operation.

He is quoted by L'Equipe as saying: "This is reassuring. I should be able to play again in two months."

The French Rugby Federation offered their support to the player on Sunday, tweeting: "We wish a speedy recovery to @FickouG!"

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Fickou will now focus on regaining full fitness ahead of this year's Rugby World Cup, which starts on September 18.

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