Changes on both sides. Camille Chat and Teddy Thomas on for France; Dave Cherry for Scotland

France are all over the shop at the maul. Romain Taofifenua is so far offside he could be playing for Scotland. Russell to the corner again. These are seismic moments.

Goodness me. Sam Johnson runs a scything line off Ali Price from first phase and gets so, so close to the French try line.

If Scotland recycle cleanly, they probably score on the left. But Hamish Watson is a fraction of a second too slow in releasing the ball, gets marched backwards, and Scotland are thwarted.

There was a French infringement in there somewhere - I think for offside - and Scotland will go for the corner. This is a big call. They want the try.

Good grief, that was absolutely ridiculous.

Ali Price sends a fabulous box kick right down into the French corner, but France run it back and then some. It's outrageous stuff from Damian Penaud, who beats a few men and feeds Arthur Vincent.

Out of nowhere, France are 60m further forward, Gael Fickou powers into the Scottish 22, and then an Antoine Dupont chip bounces off the winger's head and back into Finn Russell's arms.

Russell clears, Dulin returns, Darcy Graham carries, and Scotland win a breakdown penalty. Russell boots the away side up to the French 22.

And breathe.

Benjamin Kayser
Former France hooker on BBC One

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Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One

Simple enough kick for Scotland's stand-off, and the visitors are back within a score.

Scotland summon the bruisers and ask their heavies to punch through the French fringe defence. The big boys do a pretty decent job, too, and milk a penalty advantage.

With a free play, Russell puts in a hopeful grubber for Darcy Graham which goes dead. Back we come, and Russell goes for goal.

Now George Turner is down receiving some treatment. These games against France always leave plenty walking wounded, such is the size and brutality of the home pack.

The Scotland hooker seems to have a problem with his finger or hand.

Bernard Le Roux, who is just back from injury himself, is brought off for France, with Romain Taofifenua on.

Russell makes a good touch inside the French 22. Scotland could really do with points here.

Some introduction, that, from Oli Kebble. Penalty Scotland from the scrum. He is a real beast of a man.

On comes Stuart Hogg, his sin-bin period over. Scotland are five points worse off than when he departed.

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One

Rory Sutherland looks to be in a lot of pain. Off he comes, to be replaced by Oli Kebble, the giant Glasgow loose-head prop.

His first task will be anchoring this Scottish scrum.

Right, Finn Russell is attempting 50m drop-goals now. This will be interesting. It went very wide, by the way.

France knock-on from the 22m drop-out, and Scotland will have a scrum around halfway.

Into the final minute of the Hogg sin-bin period, but Rory Sutherland is down, not for the first time, clutching his shoulder.

Oh my goodness, that is utterly glorious from France.

Damian Penaud has surely scored here as he pounces on his chip-and-chase.

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One

France come alive once more and lance their way into the Scottish 22 through a Gael Fickou charge.

It looks for all the world like a try is imminent, but wonderful work at the breakdown wins the 14 men of Scotland a penalty.

Benjamin Kayser
Former France hooker on BBC One

We'll see plenty of this now from France, with no Hogg in the back field.

Brice Dulin is a lovely kicker and grubbers an angled ball in behind the Scottish defence.

Pressure on the away line-out 15m from their own line. Grant Gilchrist makes another clean take.

Okay, Sam Johnson has just about fresh-air swiped a kick here. Fortunately for Scotland, the ball is back with them and then cleared by Ali Price.