Six Nations 2013: France must tackle Wales with some 'hate in our hearts', says coach Philippe Saint-André "We tried to save the match through individual play instead of staying in the collective mode," said Saint-André, who is in his second Six Nations as France coach. The Italians were at 100 per cent, two tries from two turnovers, two dropped goals. You just have to congratulate them. But when you are in control of the match, as we were, you have to remain disciplined. You have two or three chances to score tries and you do not take them. You can't get away with that. We need to be more decisive, be fresher and to be aggressive and unforgiving. We have a week to get our heads back up and get it right. With the prospect of facing a Wales side who will travel to Paris fighting to keep their championship hopes alive after their defeat by Ireland in Cardiff on Saturday, Saint-André says his team may have to draw on "hate in their hearts." He added: "We will need to show that we are real fighters on Saturday against the Welsh, who will also have the bit between their teeth. We will need to be really up for it, maybe even have some hate in our hearts. That is also the mark of a good team. It is almost certain that Toulouse back-row forward Thierry Dusautoir, back in the side after missing the November Tests with a knee injury, will take over the captaincy in Pape's absence. Saint-André also confirmed that Vincent Clerc, France's top-scoring wing, had lost his fitness battle to return for the Wales game, having been ruled out of the defeat to the Italians with a thigh injury he sustained while playing for Toulouse.