Bordeaux-Bègles captain Jefferson Poirot has been handed the France captaincy for the first time in Saturday’s Rugby World Cup warm-up Test against Scotland in Nice. The 26-year-old, who replaces injured RC Toulon hooker Guilhem Guirado as skipper, is one of four players from European Rugby Challenge Cup clubs in the France starting XV. Poirot, who has made 28 European appearances in seven seasons for Bordeaux and Brive, is joined by Stade Français Paris lock Paul Gabrillagues and centre Gaël Fickou, plus Toulon flanker Charles Ollivon. The 26-year-old Ollivon, who has played six European games for Bayonne and Toulon, wins his seventh cap and his first since February 2017 after an injury-hit three years. In addition, Toulon scrum-half Baptiste Serin and prop Emerick Setiano are among the replacements, with Setiano in line to win his first cap if he comes off the bench.