Wales beat Scotland 27-23 in Cardiff
Wales tries from G Davies, Roberts, North
Seymour and Taylor tries for Scotland
France beat Ireland 10-9 in Paris
Late Medard try secures home win
Keith Wood
Former Ireland captain
"It was a dull game, the conditions were poor. But as the second half moved on the level of control France had was in Ireland's half. Ireland spent the last 20 minutes in their own 22 and it's nigh on impossible to score from there."
It was tight and tense and decided by the narrowest of margins, but a much-improved second-half performance by France made the difference in Paris on Saturday afternoon.
They now have two wins from two - with a points difference of +3.
*Eddie Butler voice* Fine margins Brian, fine margins...
Thomas Castaignede
Former France international
"It was a narrow win but a massive win in terms of confidence for France."
Image source, .Time is up, France joyfully boot the ball into touch and the final whistle goes - the game is theirs.
Allez Les Bleus, allez Les Bleus rings around the ground...
Image source, Getty ImagesThat surely is that. The French pack wins a penalty and the hosts mount a final attack.
France turn over the ball at a ruck in midfield. Is that the game?
Inside the last five minutes, Ireland have a scrum - can they work their way into the France 22?
France have lost centre Jonathan Danty to injury.
Brian Moore
Ex-England hooker
"Unfortunately for Ireland, not only have the injuries taken their toll defensively and on their work load, but the French are emboldened by that."
Image source, EPASince France changed their props they have been on top in the scrums and with that giving the rest of the team both confidence and a steady supply of ball, the hosts have gradually take control of the game.
Eddie O'Sullivan might see the Irish coming back, but that's hard to imagine from what I'm seeing.
Brian Moore
Ex-England hooker
"That's what you can do if you get quick ball. I don't understand why more sides don't do this. It's almost impossible to defend. That's a channel one ball."
These stats do tell a tale - France have come right back into it and are well worth their lead.
Image source, OptaTerritory and possession
Eddie O'Sullivan
Former Ireland coach on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
"The French think they have won the game but Ireland will come back into this. I am not too worried. Ireland need to keep their calm as there is enough time on the clock."
France 10-9 Ireland
A gem from the French. Everyone is expecting another shove from the pack, but they get quick ball, it is flipped to Maxime Medard and the skilful Toulouse full-back - out of favour under the last regime - beats his man and scores under the posts.
Jules Plisson converts and France are in the lead.
Image source, Reuters
Eddie Butler
BBC Rugby commentator
"You do worry for Jonny Sexton because he does go high (in the tackle). Outside-halves should not be exposed to this sort of clubbing. For his welfare you feel grateful that he's not going to be exposed anymore."
Johnny Sexton gets examined after being clattered and he is removed from the action, with Ian Madigan on in his place.
Does the Irish pack lose a man? No, referee Jaco Peyper contents himself with just a lecture. Lucky.
Another penalty - the second as Ireland stand up with France marching forwards. Last chance saloon for the Irish pack you'd have thought.
La Marseillaise rings round the ground - it's stirring even through the screen, lord knows what the effect is if you're a French prop.
They win a penalty a the scrum right in front of the posts - they'll go again...
Image source, Reuters