Are you a British expat? Or perhaps a fan of the French?<br><br>Or maybe you just love the thought of watching South Sydney's Slammin' Sam Burgess and Wests Tigers' hardman Gareth Ellis taking on France in the Test arena?<br><br>Either way, you can't miss a minute of the England v France Test match this Sunday morning, exclusive to BigPond's League TV.<br><br>BigPond's League TV channel is now streaming selected Super League matches and Test matches LIVE - and there are some cracker matches coming your way this weekend.<br><br><a href="http://bigpondvideo.com/leaguetv" target="_blank">CLICK HERE to launch League TV.</a><br><br><b>Weekend LIVE schedule</b> (all times are AEST)<br><br><b>Saturday 12th June</b> <br><b>Warrington v Hull KR</b><br><br>4:30am - 7am Saturday 12th June (AEST)<br><br><b>Sunday 13th June</b><br><b>England v France Test match</b><br><br>1:45am - 4:15am Sunday 13th June (AEST)<br><br><b>Monday 14th June<br>Crusaders v Bradford</b><br><br>1:45am - 4:15am Monday 14th June (AEST)<br><br> If you can't get online to watch the games live, you can also catch them on delay at these times:<br><br><b>Warrington v Hull KR</b> (AEST)<br>12th June, 8:30pm<br>13th June, 1pm<br>14th June, 6:30am<br><br><b>England v France Test match</b><br>13th June, 6:30pm<br>14th June 10pm<br>15th June, 11am<br><br><b>Crusaders v Bradford</b><br>14th June, 1:30pm<br>15th June, 10:30pm<br><br>So just can you expect to see when England run out against France? Here's some history to get you in the know...<br><b><br>THE HISTORY:</b><br><b>England v France: </b> Played 38<br> England: 29<br> Drawn: 2<br> France: 7<br><b><br>Great Britain v France: </b>Played: 66<br> England: 47<br> Drawn: 0<br> France: 19<br><br>* England now replaces Great Britain in all international series since 2007. Prior to this England only had limited appearances, either at World Cup or European Championships.<br><br><b>RECENT RESULTS:</b><br>24th October 2009: England 34 defeated France 12, Doncaster<br>28th June 2009: England 66 defeated France 12, Paris<br>27th June 2008: England 56 defeated France 8, Toulouse<br><br><b>RECORDS:</b><br>England’s largest win over France: 12th June 1996: England 73 – 6, Gateshead<br><br>France’s largest win over England: 25th November 1951: France 43 – 13, Marseilles<br><br><b>TEAMS:</b><br><b>France Chanticleers: (20 Man Squad)</b><br>Andrew Bentley (UTC)<br>Thomas Bosc (Catalans Dragons)<br>Remi Casty (Catalans Dragons)<br>Vincent Duport (Toulouse Olympique)<br>Olivier Elima (Catalans Dragons)<br>Jamal Fakir (Catalans Dragons)<br>David Ferriol (Catalans Dragons)<br>Tony Gigot (Catalans Dragons)<br>Cyril Gossard (Catalans Dragons)<br>Mathieu Griffi (Toulouse Olympique)<br>Gregory Mounis (Catalans Dragons)<br>Dimitri Pelo (Catalans Dragons)<br>Florian Quintilla (Lezignan)<br>Sebastien Raguin (Catalans Dragons)<br>Michael Simon (Catalans Dragons)<br>Julien Touxagas (Catalans Dragons)<br>Frederic Vaccari (Catalans Dragons)<br>Constant Villegas (Toulouse Olympique)<br>Nicolas Piquemal (Lezignan)<br>Yoan Tisseyre (Toulouse).<br>Nicolas Munoz (Lezignan) <br><br>Out for France:<br>Thomas Bosc (Catalans Dragons)<br>Cyril Stacul (Catalans Dragons)<br>Michael Tribillac (Lezignan)<br><br><b>England Lions: (19 Man Squad)</b><br>Chris Bridge (Warrington Wolves)<br>Tom Briscoe (Hull FC)<br>Sam Burgess (South Sydney)<br>Gareth Ellis (Wests Tigers)<br>James Graham (St Helens)<br>Ryan Hall (Leeds Rhinos)<br>Sean O’Loughlin (Wigan Warriors)<br>Adrian Morley (Warrington Wolves)<br>Jamie Peacock (Leeds Rhinos)<br>James Roby (St Helens)<br>Nick Scruton (Bradford Bulls)<br>Michael Shenton (Castleford Tigers)<br>Kevin Sinfield (Leeds Rhinos)<br>Joel Tomkins (Wigan Warriors)<br>Sam Tomkins (Wigan Warriors)<br>Ben Westwood (Warrington Wolves)<br>Gareth Widdop (Melbourne Storm)<br>Kevin Brown (Huddersfield Giants)<br>Shaun Lunt (Huddersfield Giants)<br><br>Out for England:<br>Danny McGuire (Leeds Rhinos) – Knee <br>Kyle Eastmond (St Helens) – Ankle <br><br><a href="http://bigpondvideo.com/leaguetv" target="_blank">CLICK HERE to launch League TV.</a>
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