But England have a penalty, they are not giving up on victory yet.

Owen Farrell kicks to touch and England plod towards the line-out...

The clock has gone red in Paris. It's time to start the party in Dublin.

But how big will Ireland go? They've not won a Grand Slam since 2009, and that will surely be on their minds.

Joe Schmidt's side will travel to Twickenham next weekend to take on a wounded England side.

Beauxis with his first attempt of the game and it sails over.

England need a converted try to win. But the Six Nations title has gone.

But it's France threatening to score another try as replacement scrum-half Baptiste Couilloud breaks down the middle.

And England give away the penalty. Chris Robshaw is stuck in the middle of the ruck and Sam Simmonds has his hands on the floor.

That's the game, surely.

England finally have some momentum, but it's too little too late.

They needed four tries and a win in Paris to deny Ireland the title, but they still trail France by three points.

Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

That try has come at a price - because when Courtney Lawes made that pass he was buckled by three French defenders, and he's now receiving treatment and it's a potential long-term injury.

But it's lovely hands from Elliot Daly out wide, as he collects the ball and releases it to Jonny May.

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Owen Farrell puts Ben Te'o clean through but his offload is sloppy. His missed pass finds Elliot Daly who has to reach high into the sky for the ball, putting him on the back foot.

The French defence recovers, but England steal yet another line-out, their lone point of joy in this game, and are on the hunt for the try-line here.

Courtney Lawes is right in front of the French posts...

Paul O'Connell
Former Ireland captain on BBC One

Remy Grosso is having a hell of a game for France. He is a great ball carrier and has been a great find for France.

Matt Flecknoe: England are playing worse as this Six Nations goes on, France are a bang average team, we are making them look good!

Josh Verrills: Penny has finally dropped for other teams how to play against Eddie Jones' England team. Looked distinctly average against both France and Scotland.

But France are surging. Remi Grosso feeds Gael Fickou on the touchline as the replacement steps inside and is wrapped up by James Haskell.

The crowd are belting out a deafening cry of Allez Les Bleus but England are doing a good job of slowing the ball down, and Chris Robshaw forces the penalty.

That was a stellar defensive effort from the English there and the turnover keeps them in the game.

Gordon Arnott: England imploding. Ill disciplined, listless. Mediocre French side squeezing the life out of them.

Neither side have physically crossed the try-line this afternoon.

But France are ahead courtesy of this penalty try, after Anthony Watson's high tackle.

Paul Grayson
Former Lions and England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 live

France's hunger and desire has been fed by England - who have lacked directness, pace and passion - whereas France have been the exact opposite.

England empty their bench as Mike Brown, Richard Wigglesworth, Jonathan Joseph, Luke Cowan-Dickie and Joe Marler enter the field.

Eddie Jones' side have just over 10 minutes to come away from Paris with something, even a losing bonus-point.

Franco: As I’ve said before, England are not as good as they think they are...

Ian B: England giving penalties away roughly every 4 minutes, utterly ridiculous, like having one arm tied behind their backs

Tom: England have been abject today. No desire to play a quick ball, every phase invites another penalty or turnover. Really shocking.

Zeb: One word that sums this all up for England... Breakdown.

Tom Fordyce
Chief sports writer at the Stade de France

Eight years since England lost two matches in a Six Nations campaign, but their supporters hushed by the way any slim hopes of a third title in three years have been blown away. Stade de France as noisy as its been for long sterile months.

Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live

It has been a very disappointing performance from England. It's been nowhere near the quality we expect from them.

France have poachers all over the field, and like Scotland, they're obliterating England at the break down this evening.

Flanker Yacouba Camara draws the penalty this time, as the hosts get themselves into the England half.