Key Wales backs Jonathan Davies and Dan Biggar have both been passed fit as they were picked for the Rugby World Cup quarter-final against France on Sunday.
Centre Davies has recovered from a knee problem suffered against Fiji nine days ago, while fly-half Biggar has completed the return to play protocols required of players coming back from a head injury.
Elsewhere in the backs, powerhouse wing George North has overcome an ankle injury, with coach Warren Gatland naming the same starting side that defeated fellow quarter-finalists Australia 29-25 in pool play last month.
Wales are again led by veteran lock Alun Wyn Jones, with Aaron Wainwright, Justin Tipuric and Josh Navidi forming the back row.
Wales have beaten France seven times in their past eight meetings but the French defeated the Welsh in a 2011 World Cup semi-final.
Influential halfback Antoine Dupont has been passed fit for France after battling a back problem.
Dupont, who Wales head coach Warren Gatland believes is one of the world's best No.9s, had been troubled by the injury but he will take his place alongside halves partner Romain Ntamack in Oita.
France head coach Jacques Brunel has made five changes from the side that defeated Tonga last time out.
Dupont replaces Baptiste Serin, while skipper and hooker Guilhem Guirado returns, in addition to lock Bernard Le Roux, winger Yoann Huget and centre Gael Fickou.
Fullback Maxime Medard is the only survivor from the France team that beat Wales 9-8 in the 2011 World Cup semi-finals in New Zealand.
Wales take on France in their Rugby World Cup quarter-final on Sunday October 20 at Oita Stadium, kicking off at 4:15pm local, 6:15pm AEDT, LIVE on Foxtel and via RUGBY.com.au RADIO, Rugby Xplorer and Amazon Alexa.
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Wales to play France
1. Wyn Jones
2. Ken Owens
3. Tom Francis
4. Jake Ball
5. Alun Wyn Jones (capt.)
6. Aaron Wainwright
7. Justin Tipuric
8. Josh Navidi
9. Gareth Davies
10. Dan Biggar
11. Josh Adams
12. Hadleigh Parkes
13. Jonathan Davies
14. George North
15. Liam Williams
Reserves
16. Elliot Dee
17. Rhys Carre
18. Dillon Lewis
19. Adam Beard
20. Ross Moriarty
21. Tomos Williams
22. Rhys Patchell
23. Owen Watkin
France to play Wales
1. Jefferson Poirot
2. Guilhem Guirado (capt.)
3. Rabah Slimani
4. Bernard Le Roux
5. Sebastien Vahaamahina
6. Wenceslas Lauret
7. Charles Ollivon
8. Gregorie Alldritt
9. Antoine Dupont
10. Romain Ntamack
11. Yoann Huget
12. Gael Fickou
13. Virimi Vakatawa
14. Damian Penaud
15. Maxime Medard
Reserves
16. Camille Chat
17. Cyril Baille
18. Emerick Setiano
19. Paul Gabrillagues
20. Louis Picamoles
21. Baptiste Serin
22. Camille Lopez
23. Vincent Rattez
