Final score: France women 18-17 England women
Tremouliere 2, Drouin tries, Tremouliere pen Fra
Dow, Cokayne tries, Daley-Mclean 2 cons, 1 pen Eng
England's men beaten 22-16 in France to hand Ireland Six Nations title
Earlier Jacob Stockdale scored twice as Ireland beat Scotland 28-8
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Ireland 21-8 Scotland
Denis Hickie
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
That should have been a try - if that's at Murrayfield that's a try. It's the third inexplicable error from Scotland, and it's another really badly missed opportunity for Scotland.
Oh Scotland.
This is getting repetitive. Peter Horne the culprit this time as yet another pass fails to find Blair Kinghorn, and we all know what he can do with the ball.
Ireland 21-8 Scotland
Rory Lawson
Former Scotland captain on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Exactly what was needed for Scotland - and what a finish from Blair Kinghorn. He's a big man, he's got both feet in the air, but he's managed to touch it down. Scotland are right back in this one.
Blair Kinghorn
Scotland are back in this. Blair Kinghorn leaps like a salmon to touch down in the corner on his first start. That was a rugby league finish right there.
A very difficult kick for Greig Laidlaw, but he can't make it a seven-point score.
Image source, ReutersIreland 21-3 Scotland
Ireland are the first to go to their bench. Cian Healy has put in a huge shift, and on comes Jack McGrath to replace him.
Another opportunity blown.
This time the wild pass is from Stuart Hogg and Blair Kinghorn is the exasperated Scottish player left without the ball as it sails into the crowd.
We're coming back for the penalty though, and Scotland will have a go from the scrum.
Ireland have the bit between their teeth here. Rob Kearney is the latest green shirt to break through a tackle and make headway as the sun rears its head in Dublin and lights up the players. Is that a sign?
I'm getting ahead of myself. John Barclay pops up with a turnover and a good kick from Stuart Hogg sends his team downfield.
Ireland 21-3 Scotland
Rory Lawson
Former Scotland captain on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
It's a real sucker punch for Scotland - just after half-time. Conor Murray took it into contact, and looked to be being held up, but a push from Bundee Aki's 16 stone took him over the line.
So Ireland are one try away from the bonus point, and closing in on the Six Nations title.
A fourth score would mean England HAVE to get a bonus-point win in Paris to keep the competition alive.
This is hotting up...
Conor Murray, con Johnny Sexton
Another good snipe from scrum-half Conor Murray and he's bundled over the line.
Sexton with the conversion, Ireland with a hefty lead, and the pressure is now firmly on England.
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd there's another one for the men in green. That's six penalties conceded by Scotland this afternoon, and all at the breakdown.
What a difference two weeks makes.
Meanwhile, Ireland have collected the line-out safely and are putting on a shove from five-metres out...
Ireland 14-3 Scotland
Rory Lawson
Former Scotland captain on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Ireland seem to be getting the rub of the green with most decisions today, and it seems to happen a lot in international rugby - the away team just doesn't get the rub of the green. It can really sap your energy and enthusiasm as an away player.
Image source, PAFrance v England (16:45 GMT)
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Blair Kinghorn has quite a step on him. At 6ft 4in and 15 stone he's a big unit but the Scotland winger takes out Garry Ringrose and makes a lot of ground down the right wing.
But he runs into the might of Peter O'Mahony, who gets in there to secure the turnover.
A true heavyweight clash.
Ireland 14-3 Scotland
Rory Lawson
Former Scotland captain on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Gregor Townsend will have been telling his team to just keep going, because they've been playing pretty well, but they do need a significant score to stay in this fight.
Ireland 14-3 Scotland
Johnny Sexton gets the second half under way.
Ireland 40 minutes from making it four from four, and keeping their Grand Slam hopes alive.
HT: Ireland 14-3 Scotland
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HT: Ireland 14-3 Scotland
It has been a thrilling half but the line-out from both sides has been a bit of a mess.
Ireland have lost two of eight and Scotland two of seven.
Image source, Getty ImagesFrance v England (16.45 GMT)
Denis Hickie
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
It's a real test of character for England now, having to go away to France and get a result. Some of the players look tired compared to how they were in last year's Six Nations, and I think that's because they were heavily involved with the Lions.
France have one big game in them this tournament, and I think it could come today against England.