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

Live Reporting

Dafydd Pritchard

  1. France 7-0 Wales

    Wales respond well, working their way into the French 22.

    The ball goes into touch but there was a French knock-on before that, meaning there will be a scrum for Wales in a decent attacking position.

  2. try

    Converted try - France 7-0 Wales

    Romain Taofifenua

    France are rewarded for their breathless start!

    They kick their penalty to the corner and, after securing the line-out, the French forwards hurl themselves at the Welsh try line.

    Gregory Alldritt is held up just short but lock Romain Taofifenua follows up and powers his way over for the game's opening try, which Matthieu Jalibert converts.

  3. 'Discipline so important'

    France 0-0 Wales

    Jonathan Davies
    Former Wales international on BBC One

    A great start, with lots of intent from both sides. France just pile into the contact area and try to force a turnover. Discipline is going to be so important.

  4. France 0-0 Wales

    Brian Moore
    Former England hooker on BBC TV

    What a breathless opening, the defences are working well.

  5. France 0-0 Wales

    France safely gather their line-out and, playing with advantage, they power towards the Welsh try line.

    Prop Cyril Baille barges his way over the line but referee Luke Pearce says he's held up.

  6. France 0-0 Wales

    That French attack breaks down, so they'll come back for the penalty.

    It's wide to the right and near the 10-metre line in the Welsh half, so Brice Dulin kicks to touch inside the Welsh 22.

  7. France 0-0 Wales

    Wales get an early spell of possession just inside the French half.

    They're not going anywhere fast, so Dan Biggar launches a towering kick, which France full-back Brice Dulin spills.

    A bit of kicking tennis ensues before Dulin atones for his error by safely gathering the next high ball.

    Then it's France's turn to go through the phases a few yards inside the Welsh half - with a penalty advantage for a high tackle.

  8. Wales 'will have to do it the hard way'

    France v Wales (20:00 GMT)

    James Hook
    Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

    If we're going to win this Grand Slam we're going to have to do it the hard way

  9. Kick-off

    France 0-0 Wales

    Luke Pearce of England is tonight's referee.

    Wales fly-half Dan Biggar is the man to take kick-off, and the game is under way!

  10. Three decades!

    France v Wales (20:00 GMT)

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  11. 'An open game might suit Wales'

    France v Wales (20:00 GMT)

    Jonathan Davies
    Former Wales international on BBC One

    It has been an amazing competition, Wales have got here through resilience, skill and being clinical. Tonight they have to go up a level as this is a good France side. An open game might suit Wales

  12. Sing up lads

    France v Wales (20:00 GMT)

    Those close-ups during the anthems - and the sound that comes with them - don't do the players many favours.

    Still, top marks for effort.

  13. 'It should be a great game'

    France v Wales (20:00 GMT)

    Brian Moore
    Former England hooker on BBC TV

    The great prospect is that it should be a great game - the occasion demands it. The two best teams in the competition - let's hope for that.

  14. What we would give to be there!

    France v Wales (20:00 GMT)

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  15. What does it mean to play for Wales?

    France v Wales (20:00 GMT)

    Wales' players know what it would mean for their country, for their supporters, if they could win another Grand Slam.

    And what about what it would mean for them?

    Four stalwarts of the team, George North, Alun Wyn Jones, Jonathan Davies and Ken Owens, tell BBC Sport what it means to play for Wales.

  16. Time for the anthems

    France v Wales (20:00 GMT)

    It's getting closer.

    The players are making their way out on to the pitch, getting ready to line up for the anthems.

    Not long now.

  17. It's prediction time...

    France v Wales (20:00 GMT)

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  18. 'Time to deliver for Wales' - Williams column

    France v Wales (20:00 GMT)

    Liam Williams columnBBC Sport

    Brian O'Driscoll was full of praise for Wales' players in that interview, particularly a few of their backs.

    One of those he singled out was full-back Liam Williams.

    In his latest BBC Sport Wales column, Liam Williams underlines what it will mean to win a Grand Slam for the Welsh nation.

    You can have a read of that here.

  19. 50 years on...will it be a repeat of 1971 for Wales tonight?

    France v Wales (20:00 GMT)

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  20. 'Jones the greatest Welsh player of all time'

    France v Wales (20:00 GMT)

    Alun Wyn Jones really does not like talking about himself or his stellar achievements.

    Ultra professional and with no interest in media coverage or personal milestones, he tends to bat away questions about himself and turn attention back to team matters.

    Fortunately for us, his good friend and former Wales, Ospreys and British and Irish Lions team-mate, Adam Jones, is more obliging.

    Adam Jones hails Alun Wyn Jones the greatest as he looks to win his fourth Grand Slam