England secure Grand Slam with fifth win from five games
Two Sarah Bern tries help England lead 21-7 at half-time in Bayonne
France reduce lead to 24-12 but England hold on to clinch title
England's 23rd successive win and fourth Six Nations title in a row
Sell-out crowd of around 10,600
France v England (14:15 BST)
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Stade Jean Dauger
Oh my...
England head back to the tunnel and get heavily booed. France then decide to set off towards the entrance too as cheers begin.
England look around at each other, Emily Scarratt decides they need to get there first and sets off at a jog.
France start running too and they meet at the tunnel entrance. No clash this time but tensions are HIGH.
England scored 11 tries to beat Ireland 69-0 in their previous match, touching down nine times in the second half after a frustrating opening 40 minutes.
Women's Six Nations highlights: England 69-0 Ireland
France v England (14:15 BST)
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Stade Jean Dauger
The first French side to win a Women's Six Nations Grand Slam are here.
They did the job 20 years ago, can today's team follow suit?
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France v England (14:15 BST)
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Stade Jean Dauger
The stands haven't filled up yet but it's already loud in the Stade Jean Dauger.
We've already had a round of 'Allez Les Bleues' and there was an exposion of noise when France came out for their warm-up.
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France v England (14:15 BST)
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There's also full coverage of the action on TV and radio today.
BBC Two's coverage starts at 14:00 BST, and the radio will kick in on BBC 5 Live Sports Extra at the same time. Links and buttons are at the top of the page here (for those of you in the UK).
France v England (14:15 BST)
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Stade Jean Dauger
The brass band has moved into the stadium and are making an excellent racket.
There are also berets and tricolores aplenty. Atmosphere at 100.
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England's Jess Breach will don a scrum cap for the first time today following a nasty cut to her forehead that she sustained against Ireland a week ago (below).
"The plastic surgeon at Leicester hospital did an amazing job of fixing me up well with stitches," said Breach.
The word 'tough' just does not begin to sum her up...
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Meanwhile at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales are bidding to win their third match of the championship to secure third place in the standings and their best finish since 2009.
You can watch the remaining moments of that game here.
And you can watch the final game of this year's championship between Ireland and Scotland from 19:45 BST on BBC iPlayer, the BBC Sport website and mobile app.
Here's a link to that live page.
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Just the one change for the Red Roses, with Sarah Hunter missing out with a rib injury. Poppy Cleall plays at number eight, while Emily Scarratt captains the side in Hunter's absence. Alex Matthews wins her 50th cap.
England: Rowland; Thompson, Scarratt (capt), Aitchison, Breach; Harrison, Infante; Cornborough, Davies, Bern, Aldcroft, Ward, Matthews, Packer, Cleall.
Replacements: Cokayne, Botterman, Muir, Galligan, Beckett, Kabeya, Hunt, Kildunne.
For the hosts, Audrey Forlani and Caroline Drouin come in at fly half and lock respectively, with Jessy Tremouliere and Julie Annery dropping to the bench.
France: Jacquet; Boujard, Filopon, Vernier, M Menager; Drouin, Sansus; Deshayes, Sochat, Joyeux, Fall, Forlani, Ferer, Hermet (capt), R Menager.
Replacements: Touye, Lindelhauf, Brosseau, Annery, Gros, Chambon, Tremouliere, Boulard.
France v England (14:15 BST)
Sara Orchard
Rugby union commentator at Stade Jean Dauger
Bayonne is flooded with French rugby fans and the bands are playing in anticipation of Le Crunch.
They’re used to Les Bleues winning with 21 of their last 22 home Six Nations games going the way of the French.
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France v England (14:15 BST)
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Stade Jean Dauger
There were a few England fans out and about in Bayonne this morning but this shop hedged its bets on who would make up the majority of the 10,600 fans in the Stade Jean Dauger.
Anyone who doesn't look the part can drop in and pick up something blue on their way.
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Winner-takes-all.
Grand Slam Decider.
Le Crunch.
Whichever way you slice it, the stakes could not be higher as France host England in Bayonne. This could be a cracker!
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