The French rugby federation is looking for candidates to replace France coach Philippe Saint-Andre following the World Cup. Since taking over from Marc Lievremont, who led France to the World Cup final in 2011, Saint-Andre has failed to impose himself, winning only 15 of his 37 games in charge. He has overseen poor results in the Six Nations, finishing no higher than fourth and even last in 2013. Philippe Saint-Andre (right) arrives for training in Marcoussis with Louis Picamoles (left) and Nicolas Mas . Saint-Andre has struggled as head coach of Les Bleus winning just 15 of his 37 games in charge . Saint-Andre will remain in charge for the World Cup in England from September 18 to October 31. The FFR launched the application process to find his replacement on Friday, with candidates having until April 25 to declare their bid. Among the favorites to land the job are Begles-Bordeaux coach Rapahael Ibanez, former Montpellier manager Fabien Galthie and long-time Toulouse coach Guy Noves. Saint-Andre succeeded Marc Lievremont (above) following the 2011 World Cup in New Zealand .
Philippe Saint-Andre succeeded Marc Lievremont as France coach in 2011 .
Lievremont had led Les Bleus to the World Cup final that year .
Since taking charge, Saint-Andre has won just 15 of his 37 games .
Saint-Andre will remain in charge for the forthcoming World Cup .
Begles-Bordeaux coach Rapahael Ibanez is favourite for the job .