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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HT: Ireland 14-3 Scotland
Sonja McLaughlan
Rugby union reporter on BBC Radio 5 live
We have an interested observer watching Ireland v Scotland. Former Ireland captain Paul O'Connell, now a BBC pundit, is giving us a running commentary in the outside broadcast truck in Paris.
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Ian B: After beating England the Scots revert to type, throwing interceptions and butchering chances.
Kier: Normal service has resumed for Scotland. Not playing anywhere near the same intensity they played against England! Shame.
Ireland 14-3 Scotland
Cian Murtagh
BBC Sport NI at the Aviva Stadium
It has been such a frenetic opening half here that it was hard to know which team was truly on top right up until Stockdale’s second score.
Ireland have had lots of possession and look more disciplined in attack, but Scotland are so dangerous when counter-attacking and Huw Jones will have nightmares at his failure to convert that two-on-one when his pass to Hogg drifted forward.
Stockdale is doing something unheard of for an Irish winger 10 tries in eight Tests is an incredible strike rate.
His first was all of his own making but Garry Ringrose’s involvement for the second shows how valuable a second distributor can be in the Irish backline.
Ireland now halfway to a bonus point. Can they do it?
HT: Ireland 14-3 Scotland
In the end Ireland made their dominance of possession and territory count in that first half.
Scotland have it all to do.
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HT: Ireland 14-3 Scotland
Denis Hickie
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Ten tries in eight Tests for Jacob Stockdale is a hugely impressive strike rate in international rugby. He's been criticised for lacking timing in the past, but it's been spot on today, and to be fair, for most of his international career.
HT: Ireland 14-3 Scotland
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HT: Ireland 14-3 Scotland
Two tries, two clean breaks, 68 metres made.
The 21-year-old has been the difference for Ireland on eighth test.
Just to remind you, he's got 10 tries in eight Tests. Ridiculous.
Image source, AFPIreland 14-3 Scotland
Ireland-Scotland
Metres: 372-177
Carries: 87-61
Defenders beaten: 13-6
Clean breaks: 6-2
Turnovers conceded: 8-9
Tackles: 66-93
Missed tackles 6-13
Penalties conceded: 3-4
HT: Ireland 14-3 Scotland
Rory Lawson
Former Scotland captain on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Scotland are still very much in this match, they had the Huw Jones-Stuart Hogg chance, and it could have been different if they'd put that one away. It's crucial that Scotland score next now.
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Ireland 14-3 Scotland
Denis Hickie
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Throughout that play Ireland didn't actually execute very well, but it still came off for them. The loop worked, even though Scotland seemed to read the move. Jacob Stockdale did very well to finish it off though - he just can't stop scoring.
Two more tries for Jacob Stockdale in a pulsating first half.
Ireland in control on the scoreboard in Dublin.
Jacob Stockdale, con Johnny Sexton
It's that man again.
Bundee Aki, to Garry Ringrose on the wrap-around, to Stockdale on the wing, and the machine finishes once again.
Ireland just have a knack of scoring at crucial times, and Sexton sends over a touchline conversion.
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With seconds to go before the break Scotland have a scrum five metres out.
Johnny Sexton flicks a beautiful ball out wide to Jacob Stockdale and Ireland are inches from scoring what would have been a crucial try on half-time.
But can they turn the screw at the scrum?
Image source, PAScotland with yet another opportunity to reduce the deficit before the break but now they come up with the handling error.
John Barclay asking far too much of his Scottish team-mate there and the ball dribbles forward.
Two minutes to play...
Scotland are putting the pressure on here as we reach the end of the half but their defence has been far busier.
They've had to make 86 tackles as we come to the end of this first half compared to 63 from Ireland.
They've missed more tackles as well. Eight missed compared to six by Ireland.
Image source, PAIreland 7-3 Scotland
Rory Lawson
Former Scotland captain on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
There are bodies all over the place, because my word, it has been exhausting. The ball is coming in and out of rucks at such a pace, especially when Scotland are in possession. There's going to be a lot of ice needed after this, because the fight at the breakdown has been right up there.
Image source, PAScotland are playing a high-tempo game and they're forcing the hosts into sloppy play.
Ireland have made seven handling errors in this half.
And more good news for Gregor Townsend, Blair Kinghorn, on his first start, has passed his HIA and comes back onto the field for Lee Jones.
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