FT: Scotland 25-21 France
Penalty from skipper Russell puts Scotland - who lose White to first-half injury - 3-0 ahead early on
France respond with converted tries from Couilloud, Bielle-Biarrey and Woki to lead 21-3 at half-time
Graham & Schoeman cross to reduce deficit either side of red card for Fagerson
Kinghorn score ruled out but Cherry try nudges 14-man Scotland in front & Russell adds penalty
Second of four World Cup warm-up games for Scotland, who visit France next weekend
Scotland 17-21 France
Finn Russell is summoned by referee Ben O'Keeffe and is informed that Zander Fagerson's yellow card has been upgraded to a red, and he will sit out the rest of this game.
He will now face a disciplinary panel, and Scotland's undisputed first-choice at tighthead will wait nervously to see if he can play the first game of the World Cup.
Pierre Schoeman
Huge roars echo round Murrayfield as Pierre Schoeman barges over from close range.
Finn Russell adds the extras, and Scotland cut the gap to four points.
Scotland 10-21 France
Scotland don't look fussed by their numerical disadvantage.
More strong carries take Scotland into the France 22 - they are playing with real pace at the minute, it's great to watch.
Scotland 10-21 France
Zander Fagerson is sent to the sin-bin after striking Pierre Bougarit in the face at a ruck.
It's careless from the Scotland prop, and releases the pressure being built.
Under new rules, that yellow card is under review and could be upgraded to a red.
More on that as and when I have it...
Scotland 10-21 France
Jack Dempsey crashes over the gain-line, but Pierre Bougarit latches onto Richie Gray at the next breakdown and wins a penalty.
Murrayfield groans in dismay - the home crowd fancied another try there.
Scotland 10-21 France
Scotland look a completely different team now.
Darcy Graham flies out of the line to tackle Brice Dulin, and from there Scotland swarm over the ball and win a penalty.
Sione Tuipulotu gives Graham a big hug and ruffles his hair.
Scotland 10-21 France
France pile forward, trying to respond immediately, but the ball goes forward in contact, and Scotland are able to clear downfield.
Scotland 10-21 France
John Barclay
Former Scotland captain on Amazon Prime Video
He's got no right to score there.
It's a real finisher's try, and he's in red-hot form.
Darcy Graham
He just cannot stop scoring!
Finn Russell gets his head up, dinks a delightful kick into the space behind Ethan Dumortier, and Darcy Graham sneaks in like a burglar in the night to get his hand on the ball.
The TMO has a few looks at it, but is happy with the grounding, and Russell then knocks over the conversion.
Scotland are back in this.
Image source, SNSScotland 3-21 France
Now then!
Has Darcy Graham beaten Ethan Dumortier to Finn Russell's clever kick through?
The Hawick winger certainly thinks so.
Scotland 3-21 France
There's already been a world of difference to Scotland's attack since the break.
Finn Russell is pulling strings, stretching the play and getting Darcy Graham and Duhan van der Merwe into the game.
Scotland charge into the France 22 - can they make this visit count?
Scotland 3-21 France
Away we go again...
HT: Scotland 3-21 France
Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer at Murrayfield
France out early for the second half. Can't blame them. They're having a fantastic time out there. Practically every attack is a try. Desperately worrying for Scotland...
HT: Scotland 3-21 France
Scotland captain Jamie Ritchie missed out today through a calf strain, but has provided a positive update on his recovery:
"Hopefully ready to go next weekend," he said, speaking on Amazon Prime Video.
"It was touch-and-go for this week, but we were erring on the side of caution.
"France have looked really good. There's been a couple of times where they've caught us narrow in defence, so I'm sure they'll be looking to shore that up."
Cameron Woki
France do go over again - they've blown Scotland away!
The rampant visitors make their way to within touching distance of the line, and second row Cameron Woki crashes over to underline the scale of France's dominance so far.
Mathieu Jalibert adds the extras, and Scotland trudge down the tunnel having been comprehensively outplayed by a second-string France team.
Scotland 3-14 France
Matt Fagerson is pinged for collapsing a French maul, and Mathieu Jalibert kicks the resulting penalty into Scotland's 22.
Scotland cannot afford to concede a third try before the interval.
Scotland 3-14 France
Scotland have another lineout in the vicinity of France's 22, but they are simply unable to get any change out of the visitors at the moment, and concede a penalty after their maul grinds to a halt.
Gregor Townsend watches on pensively.
Scotland 3-14 France
Not good signs for Ben White and Scotland.
The scrum-half has plenty of ice and strapping on his lower leg, and has just hobbled down the tunnel for further treatment.
The first game of the World Cup is five weeks away...
Scotland 3-14 France
George Horne comes on to replace Ben White at scrum-half for Scotland - White looked to have taken a knock to the head earlier on.
Meanwhile, back on the park, Scotland throw a big forward pass, but continue to attack having not heard the referee's whistle.
After a good minute, Duhan van der Merwe scores in the corner, unaware that almost all of the other players are stood 60 yards away waiting for a scrum.
Image source, SNSScotland 3-14 France
Shaun Edwards's French defence is ferocious, it really is.
Scotland concede a penalty after getting swarmed, and the opportunity is gone in the blink of an eye.