7 days ago Six Nations Womens England hold off France to claim Grand Slam in Six Nations epic
The Red Roses had led 31-7 inside 30 minutes but scraped past their opponents by a single point in the end.
It's all over! The referee has blown their whistle to end the game.
This is dangerous for the defence as Kyle Rowe bursts through to advance the Scotland attack.
Cameron Redpath comes on.
Huw Jones comes off.
Thomas Ramos kicks the penalty.
Scotland decide to make a substitution, with Sam Skinner getting some game time.
Scotland decide to make a substitution, with Grant Gilchrist being replaced.
Scotland decide to make a substitution, with Alec Hepburn getting some game time.
Scotland decide to make a substitution, with Pierre Schoeman being replaced.
Thomas Ramos has kicked a conversion.
A bit of individual brilliance by Louis Bielle-Biarrey leads to a try for France
A gap opened in the defence and Louis Bielle-Biarrey took full advantage.
Scotland make a substitution with Ewan Ashman coming on.
Scotland make a substitution with George Turner coming off.
Finn Russell looks to land a drop goal but it misses, sailing past the right handside of the posts.
France sub Yoram Moefana comes onto the field.
Jonathan Danty departs for France.
Dorian Aldegheri comes on for France.
Uini Atonio leaves the field.
Sebastien Taofifenua comes on for France.
Cyril Baille leaves the field.
Finn Russell adds the points for Scotland.
France decide to make a substitution, with Nolann Le Garrec getting some game time.
France decide to make a substitution, with Maxime Lucu being replaced.
France decide to make a substitution, with Paul Boudehent getting some game time.
France decide to make a substitution, with Gregory Alldritt being replaced.
France decide to make a substitution, with Alexandre Roumat getting some game time.
France decide to make a substitution, with Cameron Woki being replaced.
France decide to make a substitution, with Posolo Tuilagi getting some game time.
France decide to make a substitution, with Paul Gabrillagues being replaced.
France decide to make a substitution, with Julien Marchand getting some game time.
France decide to make a substitution, with Peato Mauvaka being replaced.
France decide to make a substitution, with Louis Bielle-Biarrey getting some game time.
France decide to make a substitution, with Dorian Aldegheri being replaced.
Scotland make a substitution with Andy Christie coming on.
Scotland make a substitution with Matt Fagerson coming off.
The second half kicks off.
The half-time whistle blows and both teams head for the dressing rooms.
France sub Dorian Aldegheri comes onto the field.
Louis Bielle-Biarrey departs for France.
Uini Atonio (France) is shown a yellow card
Thomas Ramos does the business as their conversion attempt goes over.
Silky skills by France ends with a try for Gael Fickou.
Spellbinding play by Matthieu Jalibert is finished off with a try.
The touch judges raise their flags as Finn Russell kicks the penalty goal.
George Turner comes on.
Ewan Ashman comes off.
Finn Russell adds the points for Scotland.
Scotland make a substitution with Ewan Ashman coming on.
Scotland make a substitution with George Turner coming off.
A gap opened in the defence and Duhan van der Merwe took full advantage.
A gap opened in the defence and Gael Fickou took full advantage.
Thomas Ramos makes no mistake with that penalty goal attempt.
A gap opened in the defence and Thomas Ramos took full advantage.
Finn Russell has kicked a conversion.
Great hands by Scotland leads to a try for Ben White
That's a great try assist by Huw Jones.
The defensive line has been broken as Harry Paterson goes through the gap.
We are underway as the referee blows their whistle.
Scotland have not won the Six Nations Championship in its current format. However, they have claimed 14 outright titles and a further eight shared titles since 1883, when the Home Nations Championship was first contested. They won their last title in 1999. This was the final time that the Five Nations Championship was contested.
France have won the Six Nations Championship six times since 2000. Their last victory came in 2022, when they also claimed the Grand Slam. In the history of the tournament (including the Five Nations Championship), France have won 18 outright titles and claimed a further eight shared wins.
The first Scotland vs France match took place in 1910. Scotland won this match 27-0.
Since 1910, Scotland and France have contested 102 rugby matches. Of these, France have won 59, while Scotland have won 40. A further three games have ended in a draw.
Yes. Since 2018, the winner of Scotland vs France matches has been awarded the Auld Alliance Trophy.
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In the universe of decisions going the right or wrong way on the day - France are even now. Scotland will feel very unlucky.
But to be fair, Scotland let the game go again. Allowed the French back in. That 10 minutes of kicking tennis was a waste of valuable time that should have been used in putting another score on France who didn’t look dangerous at all today. Galthie lives to fight another day.
Scotland were absolutely, 100% definitively robbed there. I’m not the least bit of a Scotland supporter, couldn’t be further from it (I support England), but my goodness, Scotland was robbed plain as day. That ball was down and I’d call those angles as conclusive as you could get.
Agreed. It was pretty clearly down and behind the line. Where else could it have been?
But because the TMO HAS to see the ball on the ground or on the whitewash - he can’t give it. If it was given - he’d be criticized for not seeing conclusive evidence of the grounding. It looked down on the ground to me…
Berry being right there and not seeing it either, means that the conservative call is the safe call.
Less chance of death threats out of France too.
Scotland by 5 and an enormously gripping week in the media next week.
I think we’ll see tit-for-tat tries being scored. Scotland to sneak the victory. Finn Russel looked very dangerous half 1 last week. French forwards looked heavy on the feet. Scotland to run.