The French team scored seven tries, with standout performances from young talents, such as Louis Bielle-Biarrey, who bagged a brace, and Théo Attissogbe, who marked his first Six Nations try.
Julien Marchand and Emilien Gailleton also added to the try count, demonstrating France’s strength in depth.
The Welsh struggled to break through France’s defense, which was led by Dupont’s leadership and a relentless front.
With this win, France extended its dominance over Wales, claiming its seventh consecutive victory against the Dragons. This victory also added to Wales’ ongoing 13-match losing streak against its rival.