Willemse ploughs over after stunning Dupont break before Moefana adds second try
Darge powers over for Scots, who spurn glorious chance before Fickou crosses for French
Danty & Penaud (2) cross in second half as visitors run riot before Van der Merwe scores consolation
FT: Scotland 17-36 France
A brutal lesson for Scotland. France were light years ahead in every department.
It looks like Les Bleus are on their way to the title after running in six tries at Murrayfield. Wales and England stand in their way and those two are kicking off shortly at Twickenham.
Scotland go to Rome next and finish off in Dublin.
FT: Scotland 17-36 France
Scotland captain Stuart Hogg cuts a dejected figure as he gives BBC One a quick interview.
"At times we played decent rugby, but we let ourselves down at vital times," he says. "Credit to France, they took their opportunities but did they have to work hard for the first three tries? Probably not, and we are bitterly disappointed with that.
"Myself, I let one go and we could have changed the momentum of the game and that is something I am devastated about.
"You have to be on the money for 80 minutes in Test match rugby. It is absolutely horrible for us."
Image source, SNSStuart Hogg let a great scoring opportunity slip during a good spell for Scotland in the first half
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If France continue on this trajectory, they're going to be a force to be reckoned with at the World Cup.
CH, Warwick
FT: Scotland 17-36 France
Martin Johnson
Former England captain and coach on BBC One
The scary thing is they have a bit of improvement in them. They can play in a number of ways and they have certain players who can get tries out of nowhere.
FT: Scotland 17-36 France
Any reasons to be cheerful for Scotland?
Rory Darge.
The 22-year-old number seven was fantastic on his first international start.
He got a try and was a real tiger in defence. The lad has a big future ahead of him.
'Right back in the game!' - Darge scores first Scotland try
FT: Scotland 17-36 France
Andy Nicol
Former Scotland captain on BBC Radio Scotland
I said at the start of the programme France were the best team in the championship, if not the world. They were utterly dominant. That was almost a perfect performance for the French coaches to analyse.
FT: Scotland 17-36 France
John Barclay
Former Scotland captain on BBC One
I thought France were stunning. Their tries will get the headlines, but their defence was superb. This is the best team in the world, for me.
FT: Scotland 17-36 France
Sam Warburton
Former Wales captain on BBC One
France have the physicality but also the X factor players. The Six Nations is theirs to lose.
Scotland 17-36 France
Scotland haven't conceded six tries at home in this tournament since 2015.
The hosts had a decent spell in the second half of the first half, but made a mess of a couple of good opportunities.
Once France scored tries either side of the interval the contest was over.
A convincing victory for France, built on ferocious defence and clinical counter-attacking.
They're going to take some stopping.
Scotland 17-36 France
Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One
Scotland deserve something from this even though they have been beaten by a far, far better side.
Duhan van der Merwe
Something for the home fans to cheer.
Blair Kinghorn sets off on a gallop and offloads inside for Duhan van der Merwe to finish the job.
Stuart Hogg knocks over the extras in no time.
Van der Merwe crosses for consolation Scotland try
Scotland 10-36 France
Not for the first time in his career, Antoine Dupont gets the man-of-the-match nod.
Scotland 10-36 France
Sam Warburton
Former Wales captain on BBC One
This is a real statement of intent from France. This is a good Scotland side and away from home they have put them to the sword. This is a real statement not just for the Six Nations but for world rugby with the World Cup around the corner.
Scotland 10-36 France
John Beattie
BBC Sport rugby union commentator
They're three from three. They need to go down to Cardiff on Friday night, they host England on the final weekend. The job has been done at Murrayfield.
Scotland 10-36 France
Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One
Such a quality execution again. The weight in this cross kick was perfect, it's a wonderful sight.
Damian Penaud
A second try for Damian Penaud as he gathers a lovely cross-field kick from Romain Ntamack with nobody near him.
'Who can stop this French side?' - Penaud crosses for France's sixth try
Scotland 10-31 France
There was a time when French teams were known for tiring late on. Not a bit of it these days. Captain Antoine Dupont looks fresh as a daisy as he leaves the action to the acclaim of the visiting fans.
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Dave Sommerville: Scotland's lack of both discipline and tactical acumen is letting them down badly - a shame as some of the Scots have played really well
Scotland 10-31 France
'He takes the gift' - Danty extends France's lead over Scotland
'He's strolling to the line' - Penaud goes over for France's fifth try