Italy told to grasp chance in France as Six Nations enters new territory

• Conor O’Shea tells side to learn from mistakes against France• France play home Six Nations match outside Paris for first timeConor O’Shea wants Italy to learn from their mistakes when the Six Nations enters new territory on Friday as the Azzurri head to Marseille’s Stade Vélodrome to take on France, who are playing their first championship home game outside Paris.Both sides lost their opening two fixtures – France by a combined total of eight points – but Italy conceded 15 tries and 102 points in being beaten by England and Ireland. Related: Nathan Hughes back in England team for Scotland S…