I imagine he isn't the only one in tears after that performance.

What a display! France took England to the cleaners and stay in with a shout of hoisting the Six Nations trophy once again.

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A tearful France coach Fabien Galthie: "Yes I realise what we have done. I've been coming here since I was 20.

"We played the way we wanted to play. We didn't know exactly how but we had that drive. And doing it here, in this context - it didn't happen by chance. We've been working together with these players. It shows we're on the right path.

"It's tough for them when you know how important rugby is in England."

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You can see the massive game between Scotland and Ireland on BBC One from 14:15 GMT on Sunday.

It will surely deliver.

They may have to be cut longer than usual to fit all the tries in but you'll be able to see video highlights of that one on the BBC Sport website and app shortly.

Keep your ears peeled for the Rugby Union Daily podcast later too.

Ireland coach Andy Farrell says the possibility of freezing weather at Murrayfield has been part of his thought process heading into Sunday's huge Six Nations game against Scotland.

Farrell said on Friday that he has been in contact with a weather "specialist" although the coach is confident his players will be ready for any inclement conditions that do arise.

France's huge win means that Ireland can't wrap up the title this weekend now.

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England head coach Steve Borthwick told ITV: "Certainly you have to give immense credit to France and they are clearly a world class team. For us we are really disappointed in that performance, there are lots of things we wanted to do but but we couldn't execute.

"I think we lost collisions across both lines, attack and defence. We knew they have immense power and unfortunately we didn't deal with it. When we attacked they were able to dominate. There is plenty of work on the collision areas

"We got exposed today. I thought we would get a measure of where we are at, there is a big gap between us and the top teams in the world. I don't think it matters what I thought it [the gap] was before, I think we understand where we are and what we have to do."

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"There is a gap, a big gap between us and the best teams in the world," says England coach Steve Borthwick.

He's got six months to close it.

Ah yes, that wasn't a good day for England either...

Libby: Just left Twickenham five minutes early after probably the worst #EnglandRugby, external performance I’ve ever seen. And I was at that 2015 Australia RWC game, so that’s saying something...

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England captain Ellis Genge told ITV: "I am not going to sugar coat it. That is one of our worst performances and we were punished numerous times. We asked the boys to keep fighting and I think for 80% of it we were fighting.

"The momentum, it was against us for too long, we didn't claw it back. I am not hiding away from it, we were well beaten today.

"They [France] are brilliant, they have shown time and time again why they are the number two team in the world. We are way off where we want to be.

"If I had the answers I would be somewhere else earning millions. It is a bit of a mystery at the moment. We probably have to be better in the contact area which is on the forwards."

Diplomacy from a former England captain...

Cornelius: Ireland will be looking at that thinking they can do the same to England, France were decent but England seem to be unable to do the absolute basics, embarrassing for them.

Sir Clive Woodward looks stunned in the ITV studio. "England have to go and play Ireland next week which is a sobering thought..."

Quite.

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France lock Thibaud Flament told ITV: "It was a very challenging week. We were very excited to come out here today.

"It was a very special game for us and we tried to make it count. We said in the week we needed this game.

"It was great to score! I was in the right place at the right moment, I am glad we won and it was a challenge at half-time to play like this for the whole game.

"We are in a good place, we know this tournament can be won on the last game."

France can still win the Six Nations, of course. They need an Ireland slip up.

France, meanwhile, are in the same group as the All Blacks. Set the diary for that one on 8 September...

A reminder that England play Argentina, Japan, Chile and Samoa in Pool D of the World Cup in September and October. It will be here in a flash.

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

It's miserable for England fans, the players, the management. I'd like to say you write it off as a bad performance. But England were exposed. Ireland will be watching this game thinking we can do that. We can play that way. We can manipulate England in that manner.

It will put more doubt into the England coaching set up. We have questioned whether England are playing the right game. They cannot expect to win games against the top teams if they play in that manner.

Katie W: England have been outclassed, outplayed and outshone by France today. In a first for me, I've stopped watching before the end. It's painful, and I don't think we can blame any one person.