The tricolore flags are waving and the fans are singing La Marseillaise.

These reset scrums will be pleasing France, who are just a minute away now.

Alex Dombrandt knocks on and France have a scrum just outside their 22.

There are some nervous faces in the stands but Les Bleus are within touching distance of a first Grand Slam in 12 years.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live

Dupont comes off to a hero's reception from the stands.

France captain Antoine Dupont is repaced by Maxime Lucu.

England bring on George Ford. Marcus Smith is still on, though.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live

It hasn't been vintage France, they've looked nervous. But they still lead by 12.

Marcus Smith fizzes a pass wide to Elliot Daly on the left wing, but the pass just has a little too much on it and Daly can't gather.

France are less than four minutes away from a Grand Slam now.

Jaminet clears again, and this time England run the ball back through George Furbank.

Gregory Alldritt is penalised for a high tackle and Harry Randall takes the penalty quickly, taking England into the French 22.

Marcus Smith puts a kick behind the French defence and Gabin Villiere covers brilliantly, allowing Antoine Dupont to kick clear.

England are running out of time.

France's scrum is steady and Melvyn Jaminet blasts a clearance from his own 22 past halfway.

As Alan Partridge would say, he's got a foot like a traction engine.

England's kicking has put France's backfield defenders under pressure tonight, and once again Freddie Steward is close to gathering his own kick.

The ball goes loose as England knock on for a French scrum.

France, meanwhile, bring on a few replacements including flanker Dylan Cretin and Thibaud Flament.

England go close! Alex Dombrandt comes charging through like a bus, but France's defence is solid once more as it holds up the Harlequins number eight.

France will have a drop-out from their own try line.

England's maul is illegally stopped so they'll have another penalty.

Marcus Smith kicks to the corner again.

Scrum-half Harry Randall and lock Ollie Chessum are also on for England.

They have a penalty, which Marcus Smith will use to kick to touch in the French 22 again.

Alex Dombrandt comes on for England and his first contribution is to charge down an attempted drop-goal from Melvyn Jaminet.

Prop Joe Marler is also on for Will Stuart.

Antoine Dupont makes a rare mistake, overhitting his clearance which goes dead to hand England a scrum deep in the French half.

Dupont shows the other side of his game with a towering box-kick which Elliot Daly knocks on into touch.

France have a line-out in England's half and they sense this match is there for the taking.

Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

Think Zinedine Zidane, think Michel Platini. It's too early to say Dupont's a great but there's no question that this kid is extreme.

His sense for the game, I've never seen anything like it. His timing, touch, hands, delivery communication. Effortless.

We haven't had this yet in this match - a series of reset scrums. Not one of the sport's most attractive traits.

Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live

The French fans can't afford to get nervous now. They've got to stick with their team.

France's giant prop Uini Atonio is off, replaced by Mohamed Haouas.

How might that affect the scrum?

Now it's France on the front foot, taking the game to the England 22 before George Furbank volleys clear again. That's twice he's done that now. He could be on to something.