This all getting very loose and very dicey.

Wenceslas Lauret wrestles the ball away from a Scottish breakdown.

France kick downfield, Adam Hastings and Sean Maitland just about scurry their way out of trouble.

The pressure is unrelenting from France, though, and Yoann Huget should put the game to bed when he races up the left and ignores the two men supporting him to go it alone.

He's hauled down in the 22, France win a penalty, and they kick it to the corner.

The hosts are going for the jugular...

Andy Robinson
Former England and Scotland head coach on BBC One

Here's another look at Yoann Huget's fine try just over a minute into the second half.

That's as close as Scotland have come to a try.

From first phase, Maitland surges through midfield, handing off Gael Fickou.

The Frenchman recovers really well, though, and drags down Maitland a few metres short.

I wonder if Maitland would have been better served to release Tommy Seymour.

Woah, this is harem-scarem stuff now as Kinghorn goes back over his own line to rescue a kick and does brilliantly to shimmy and stride his way out of trouble before releasing Sean Maitland.

Kinghorn gets back in the pocket and slams a huge clearance kick downfield.

France take the throw quickly but Thomas Ramos, after sneaking past a few defenders, flings his off-load into touch.

Scotland make another sub, Jonny Gray off and Ben Toolis on.

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That's Sam Johnson's last act of the game.

Pete Horne has passed his head injury assessment so replaces Johnson at inside centre, with Adam Hastings now a permanent substitute at fly-half.

Ooh, that was a big chance for Scotland, and again their decision-making lets them down.

They had a big overlap and runners flooding through channels, but can't quite take the right option.

Johnson's looping pass is almost intercepted as it's tipped on by Ritchie, and Kinghorn spills under massive pressure.

France win the penalty at the resultant scrum and the Scottish pressure is over.

Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland

Tommy Seymour has suffered a hand injury of some sort as he raced up to scythe Huget to deck after a probing Scottish kick.

The winger is going to play on but he doesn't look particularly comfortable.

Andy Robinson
Former England and Scotland head coach on BBC One

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Breathless attack again from France, who are mixing it up brilliantly.

Penaud soars superbly to take a hanging Ntamack cross-field kick.

But Bastareaud loses the ball forward deep in Scottish territory and the visitors have some respite.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Stade de France

There is a lone piper in the stadium doing their utmost to rouse the Scotland supporters in the stadium.

The chants of “Allez Les Bleus” are ringing around the ground though as the home side look to put this to bed.

When you see Mathieu Bastareaud chipping and gathering to set up a try, it’s little wonder the Scots supporters are choosing to suffer in silence.

Not a bad impact from Hastings as he intercepts a French pass, then a French kick, as Scotland weather more pressure.

The errors keep coming, though. Sam Johnson throws a forward pass on the edge of his own 22 and France will come again.

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Pete Horne is heading off for a head injury assessment so Adam Hastings will spend at least the next few minutes at fly-half.

Can the flamboyant play-maker spark something?

His team have got some defending to do first after conceding a penalty. It's a French line-out in the away 22.

Colin Gregor
Former Scotland Sevens captain on BBC Radio Scotland

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One