The French team are currently top of the table after four wins from four matches this season and are already guaranteed a play-off spot.

Martin Molina Salvador, Samuel Kistohurry, Hassan Amzile, Clement Hong Sik Kee and Kristiyan Dimitrov will be the men tasked with securing victory in the 49 kilogram, 56kg, 64kg, 75kg and 91kg categories respectively at Salle Wagram in Paris tomorrow night.

Elsewhere, newcomers Croatian Knights will be hoping to keep their playoff hopes alive with a victory against season five finalists British Lionhearts at the Dom Sportova in Zagreb tomorrow.

After losing 5-0 in their previous match against the Lionhearts in Gateshead in week three, the Knights know only a win, which would be their first of the season, will do if they are to have a shot at the playoffs.

In the Asian group, China Dragons are still looking for their first win of the season but face a very tough match at the Guizhou Qingzhen Training Center against reigning champions Astana Arlans Kazakhstan, who won in India last time out.

The tie will be even more difficult for the Dragons as they will begin with a 1-0 deficit after failing to submit a heavyweight fighter, meaning Anton Pinchuk of the Arlans has already been declared a winner by default.

In Group A, the Uzbek Tigers welcome Caciques de Venezuela to Termez for their final matches of the regular season on Saturday (April 7).

Both teams will be fielding two sets of fighters, meaning two matches will be contested across 10 weight categories at the "Alpomish" Sport Majmuasi.

The most anticipated bout will be the fight between Olympic gold medallist Shakhobidin Zoirov of Uzbek Tigers and the Rio 2016 bronze medallist Yoel Finol of the Caciques in the 56kg competition.

All fixtures are best-of-five.