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
France 14-17 Wales
France take a line-out quickly (lads, take it easy, we need to catch our breath here) but Matthieu Jalibert overhits his clearance.
The ball goes dead and Wales will have a scrum 10 metres inside the French half.
France 14-17 Wales
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One
They will be very happy with it 25 minutes in - they were clear underdogs but they are going toe to toe.
Dan Biggar
It's a straightforward kick for Biggar, right in front of the posts.
Wales are going toe to toe with France and now they're in front for the first time in this breathless encounter.
France 14-14 Wales
Wales earn a penalty just inside the French 22, and this looks like a great chance for them to lead this match for the first time.
France 14-14 Wales
During a rare stoppage, France are forced into a change.
Try-scorer Romain Taofifenua is off and replaced at lock by Swan Rebbadj.
France 14-14 Wales
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France 14-14 Wales
Wales will, of course, be hoping to secure the Grand Slam with victory tonight.
But there are scenarios where they could lose and still win the Championship.
For example, if they lose with two losing bonus points (one for four tries, one for coming within seven points of France), the title is theirs.
So worth keeping count of those tries!
France 14-14 Wales
Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One
If you're not enjoying this, either as interested or disinterested spectator then you shouldn't be watching the game at all!
Josh Navidi
This game!
Wales' second try is the result of some excellent phase play, patiently inching their way towards the try line.
Taulupe Faletau is close to burrowing his way over on a couple of occasions, before Josh Navidi picks up from the base of a ruck and wrestles over.
Dan Biggar converts and Wales are level again.
France 14-7 Wales
Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One
If you give France a lot of space and time, you're in trouble, and that's what happened there.
France 14-7 Wales
Wales respond superbly again to falling behind, and they're back inside the French 22.
This match is relentless!
France 14-7 Wales
Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
Sublime play from France and they're really making a statement of how they want to play.
Antoine Dupont
Brilliant by France, and it's the magician Antoine Dupont who restores their lead.
Full-back Brice Dulin enters the attacking line, chips over the onrushing Welsh defence and gathers.
He has the scrum-half wizard on his shoulder, plays a simple pass and Dupont has an easy run-in.
Jalibert converts. What a game!
France 7-7 Wales
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Dan Biggar
Dan Biggar, of all people, on the crash ball!
Another solid scrum for Wales and, despite an iffy pass from Gareth Davies to start with, they have penalty advantage.
They go the direct route with the forwards, and progress is initially limited.
But then fly-half Biggar comes charging in on a superb angle to crash through for a try he converts himself.
Wales are level!
France 7-0 Wales
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One
That's unlucky - it was a brilliant move, but what a tackle!
France 7-0 Wales
Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC TV
That was a brilliant training ground move, the analysis has said where the French are weak.
France 7-0 Wales
Wales almost hit back immediately!
Gareth Davies looks like he's held up over the French try line but referee Luke Pearce will check with TMO Wayne Barnes.
That is an outstanding tackle from France captain, Charles Ollivon, who brings Davies down and gets his arm under the ball.
That's a try-saving tackle. Superb.
No try.
France 7-0 Wales
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One
Such intense pressure - you cannot afford to play a lot of rugby in your own 22. He sees the line, it's so difficult to defend.