Philippe Sella believes France's best shot at defeating the All Blacks is by rediscovering their French flair that devastated teams in the past.
The rugby legend told the Radio Sport Breakfast this morning that the current team needs to get the little things right before they can reinvigorate their attack.
"We need to have basics always for everybody and after we can have inspiration to kick again and to recover again the style we got [sic] in the past," he said.
"The team were organised during the first 50 minutes and maybe after they were tireding [sic] because they weren't getting ball enough during the second half.
"The first thing to do is to have the ball and to get the ball obviously. If New Zealand have too much ball, possession, it will be very hard again."