Postpublished at 22:02 Greenwich Mean Time 20 March 2021
FT: France 32-30 Wales
Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One
Wow! A cruel end for Wales, but what can you say about the French determination and skill to come back?
Summary
FT: France 32-30 Wales - last-gasp Dulin try denies Wales Grand Slam
France could win title if they beat Scotland by 21 points with bonus point
Wales led by 10 with 5 mins left before Ollivon try cut lead
Wales reduced to 13 after Faletau & Williams yellow-carded
France lock Willemse sent off for contact with Wyn Jones' eye
Biggar, Navidi and Adams scored tries for Wales
Taofifenua and Dupont scored first 2 tries for France
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Full-time - France 32-30 Walespublished at 22:01 Greenwich Mean Time 20 March 2021
What an utterly extraordinary match.
Wales' Grand Slam hopes crushed in the final play of the game.
They still have a chance of winning the Six Nations Championship - but that will be of little consolation right now.
France keep their own title hopes alive, and they'll need to beat Scotland with a bonus point next Friday.
What ridiculous drama.
Try - France 32-30 Walespublished at 80 mins + 2
Brice Dulin
HEARTBTREAK FOR WALES!
They gave it absolutely everything, defending for their lives.
But there was no denying France, who work the ball wide to the left where Brice Dulin is all alone to touch down.
Romain Ntamack misses his conversion. Game over.
Wales' Grand Slam dream is over.
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France 27-30 Wales
France are into the Welsh 22. Wales are defending with every ounce of effort in their bodies.
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France 27-30 Wales
Romain Ntamack kicks the penalty to the cusp of the Welsh 22.
The clock turns red. Final play of the match, here we come.
This is too much.
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France 27-30 Wales
Wales' forwards are keeping possession near halfway as if their lives depend on it.
And then they concede a penalty for sealing off at a ruck!
30 SECONDS AWAY FROM A GRAND SLAM!
Postpublished at 21:57 Greenwich Mean Time 20 March 2021
France 27-Wales
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC OneImagine everyone at home in Wales now! They thought they were cruising!
Just a few minutes to go!published at 21:57 Greenwich Mean Time 20 March 2021
France 27-30 Wales
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France 27-30 Wales
I'm so nervous, my hands are sweating on my keyboard. I can barely type.
Wait, a French knock-on near the halfway line!
Wales have possession!
Converted try - France 27-30 Walespublished at 77 mins
Charles Ollivon
How are your nerves?!
Charles Ollivon barges his way over for France's third try.
Romain Ntamack nails his conversion quickly and Wales have just over three minutes to see this game out with 13 men.
Tense does not begin to cover it.
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France 20-30 Wales
Another penalty for France, and they choose a scrum.
That scrum leads to another French penalty.
What a time for Wales' discipline to desert them.
Postpublished at 21:52 Greenwich Mean Time 20 March 2021
France 20-30 Wales
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC OneYou've got to love the Six Nations, haven't you?
Postpublished at 74 mins
France 20-30 Wales
This game is utterly bonkers.
What a time for Wales to receive their FIRST TWO YELLOW CARDS OF THIS ENTIRE SIX NATIONS!
Sin-bin - Liam Williamspublished at 73 mins
France 20-30 Wales
A powerful French maul takes Camille Chat within inches of the Welsh try line.
France recycle the ball but the pass to Virimi Vakatawa goes awry.
Wales clear and, what's this, another yellow card?!
Liam Williams is sent to the sin-bin.
France's 14 men against Wales' 13 for the rest of this match.
Sin-bin - Taulupe Faletaupublished at 72 mins
France 20-30 Wales
France are held up again!
This time it's Charles Ollivon who is thwarted by desperate Welsh defending, held up over the line.
But the mounting penalty tally eventually catches up with Wales and Taulupe Faletau is sent to the sin-bin.
It will be 14 v 14 for the rest of the match.
WATCH AGAIN: Adams scores third Wales try after reviewpublished at 21:47 Greenwich Mean Time 20 March 2021
Postpublished at 21:46 Greenwich Mean Time 20 March 2021
France 20-30 Wales
Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio WalesWe don't want to remember this tournament for Wales just winning on red cards, it's not been the case.
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France 20-30 Wales
How costly could that be? Replacement France hooker Camille Chat overcooks his line-out throw and Wales snaffle possession.
They clear to touch and France will have another line-out a little further out, on the Welsh 22.
'Welsh discipline has been brilliant'published at 21:46 Greenwich Mean Time 20 March 2021
France 20-30 Wales
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC OneAnywhere around the eyes is a red card. It might be harsh, but Wales have been brilliant at discipline. It's been unbelievable.
Postpublished at 68 mins
France 20-30 Wales
Nigel Owens
Former World Cup final referee on S4CI have no idea why it took so long, it was obvious it was in the eye from the first replay. It was definitely a red card and it should never have taken that long. It's a simple call.