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England captain Emily Scarratt said: "The girls put in a real shift. We had a lot of youngsters out there today. There is no crowd but this is a really tough place to come and play. It was a real squad effort."

Asked her secret to individual success, Scarratt said: "Being part of a good team is the secret. We are a very proud rugby nation and we go about our business in a way that we want to be the best we can be."

Kevin: Great game to watch if you're an England rugby fan. #1 ranked team

That Emily Scarratt penalty is the final act as England begin their autumn schedule with victory in Le Crunch.

Never in doubt.

Emily Scarratt maintains her 100% kicking record for the afternoon as England nudge even further ahead.

The clock ticks into the red and England have the penalty.

There's a bit of chat about what to do - but Emily Scarratt grabs the ball and points to the posts.

The visitors will have a shot at the posts with the final act of the game.

Kat Merchant
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC Two

It's not been the most clinical at times, but they have dug deep, shown some energy and it was perfect to be challenged in the first 40 minutes.

Nothing has gone their way in the second half.

France are penalised for not throwing the ball straight at the line-out and England have the chance to clear.

The game is just beginning to peter out as we tick towards full-time.

There are a lot of tired bodies out there now.

Can France close the gap or will England add try number four?

Time for a bit of aerial ping-pong as both sides trade a couple of kicks from deep.

France opt to run the ball first but the pass is thrown straight into touch.

That was a tired pass by Coumba Tombe Diallo.

Was it ever in doubt?

England captain Emily Scarratt nudges the ball over the posts from straight in front, as the visitors tick past 30 points.

The ball is indeed knocked on but we'll come back for the England penalty as France are penalised for being offside.

Emily Scarratt points to the posts.

England roll through the phases close to the French line as they search for try number four.

The white shirts get over under the posts but the tired French defenders are appealing for a knock on.

The referee obliges and we're off to the TMO to check the grounding.

Kat Merchant
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC Two

France are going to have to dig deep, make sure their heads don't go down and throw everything at it with everything in their locker.

The England captain has been a colossus off the tee this afternoon as she adds another penalty to edge England further clear.

That's five from five for Emily Scarratt today.

Kat Merchant
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC Two

Normally France play better in the second half, but England are playing beautifully. These flat passes are what they do so well.

She must have felt that.

Abigail Dow is hit hard by two French defenders but she shows great strength to stay on her feet.

There are more tries on offer here, but Emily Scarratt opts for the three as England win the penalty in midfield.

England are full of confidence now as they start to throw the ball through the hands.

But France win the penalty inside their own half as England hold on in the ruck.