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Ntamack set for Toulouse return at Bordeaux-Begles
France fly-half Romain Ntamack is expected to return from injury for Toulouse this weekend, the French Top 14 club said on Monday.
Ntamack missed the Six Nations having been sidelined since December.
A possible return in February was delayed due to a hamstring issue but he is set to feature at Bordeaux-Begles in Sunday's re-run of last season's Top 14 final.
Record 24-time French champions Toulouse are likely to be without Les Bleus scrum-half Antoine Dupont and full-back Thomas Ramos.
Dupont and Ramos, who kicked the Six Nations-winning penalty in Saturday's 48-46 victory over England, are in line to be rested.
There are doubts around back-rowers Anthony Jelonch and Joshua Brennan, as well as centre Pierre-Louis Barassi and prop Rodrigue Neti after the quartet also played as France won back-to-back Six Nations titles for the first time since 2007.
Leaders Toulouse have a 12-point advantage over second-placed Pau, with Bordeaux-Begles in fifth.
B.Torres--AT