France 35 – 16 Scotland

Jack Wilkinson

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France see off Scotland to clinch 2025 Six Nations title; Primary title since 2022 for Les Bleus sealed; Achieve Arrived after England and Ireland had won earlier on Super Saturday as three Squads finished the Event with four wins out of five

Injured France Leader Antoine Dupont lifted the Six Nations Accolade after Saturday’s title-Victorious Achieve over Scotland

France regained the Six Nations title for the Primary time in three years with a 35-16 Achieve over Scotland in Paris.

France required a Achieve of any Nice to get their hands on the Accolade, Regardless of England’s emphatic Achieve in Cardiff Securing the title Event to the Last game of the Bracket.

In a pulsating Event, Scotland threatened to provide their Aged enemy with the biggest of favours before a ruthless display of brute force saw France put their spirited Event to bed.

France Directed 16-13 at the break thanks to Yoram Moefana’s try but could easily have trailed and been reduced to 14 players had Tom Jordan’s disallowed try stood and Peato Mauvaka been sent off for a blatant headbutt on Ben White.

But they Captured Packed Benefit of the pair of reprieves, motoring to the title – the second of the Fabien Galthie era – in imperious fashion with three unanswered second-half tries.

Louis Bielle-Biarrey crowned his Luminous campaign with his Achievement-setting eighth try in this year’s Six Nations before additional scores from Thomas Ramos and Moefana sparked the Stade de France into party mode.

France see off stern Scotland Event to clinch title

France were crowned 2025 Six Nations champions

Subsequent a spectacular Featherweight show ahead of Boot-off and amid a partisan atmosphere, France signalled their intent with a Powerful Begin which yielded a penalty which Thomas Ramos kicked between the posts in the Number four minute.

Scotland dug in to stop the fired-up hosts extending their Benefit, although their hopes of maintaining a foothold were dented when Jamie Ritchie was sin-binned in the 12th minute for collapsing a maul.

France Achieved the extra man count in the 18th minute after some brilliant work from Gael Fickou to send Yoram Moefana through for the Primary try of the night, with Ramos adding the extras.

The tide Initiated to turn midway through the half, however, when French hooker Peato Mauvaka was yellow-carded – contentiously avoiding a red – after appearing to headbutt White. Finn Russell put the resulting penalty away from close range to get the visitors up and running.

Scotland’s Ben White clutches his face after appearing to be headbutted by France’s Peato Mauvaka

At the other end, White pulled off a stunning Event to deny fellow Playmaker Maxime Lucu after he burst Near the line Subsequent a fumble by Russell.

This try-saving intervention seemed to have a galvanising effect on the Scots, who silenced the home Reinforcement in the 28th minute when Russell put Graham in to Tally.

Additional French indiscipline paved the way for Scotland to level things up at 13-13 as Jean-Baptiste Gros was sin-binned due to Numerous Club offences, and Russell did the damage with the penalty.

Darcy Graham Directed Scotland’s Reawakening Near the end the Primary half

Ramos then restored the French lead with another penalty, but it was Scotland who looked to have edged ahead in the last action of the half when Jordan pushed his way over, only for the TMO to inform Official Matthew Carley that Blair Kinghorn’s elbow had gone into touch in the build-up.

France Captured Packed Benefit of this Vibrant-shifting reprieve and Achieved a blistering Begin to the second half with Bielle-Biarrey bolting over for his eighth try of the Bracket – a new try-scoring Achievement by one player in a single Six Nations campaign – which Ramos converted.

France wing Louis Bielle-Biarrey equalled the Achievement for the most tries in a Six Nations campaign with his eighth against Scotland

A Russell penalty brought Scotland back to within a converted Tally of being level. However, Ramos bolted over Merely before the hour – and then added the extras – to put the hosts 14 points clear and firmly in Dominance of their destiny.

Moefana then added his second of the evening, Securing the game beyond the Scots and allowing the party to begin well before the end.

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