What a kick!published at 21:43 Greenwich Mean Time 16 March
France 30-31 England
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
That's a massive kick! What have England got?
Summary
Last-minute Thomas Ramos penalty from near halfway line snatches thrilling win for France
Lead changed several times in rollercoaster second half in Lyon
France finish second in Six Nations with England third
Tommy Freeman, Ollie Lawrence and Marcus Smith scored tries in second half
Leo Barre and Gael Fickou touched down to revive hosts' hopes
England trailed 16-10 at half-time with Lawrence scoring late on
What a kick!published at 21:43 Greenwich Mean Time 16 March
Converted try - France 30-31 Englandpublished at 75 mins
Tommy Freeman (con George Ford)
George Ford and Marcus Smith combine, quick hands from Smith then sends Tommy Freeman over in the corner.
George Ford nails the extras from out wide and England take the lead.
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France 30-24 England
Alex Dombrandt locks himself over the ball and wins a penalty. Deep into the France 22 England go.
Postpublished at 73 mins
France 30-24 England
Since that Marcus Smith try, England have stopped playing.
Should be a yellow cardpublished at 21:38 Greenwich Mean Time 16 March
France 30-24 England
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 LiveI think that was cynical, Tommy Freeman knew what he was doing, he was never going to catch that and that's a yellow card for me.
Postpublished at 71 mins
France 30-24 England
Thomas Ramos drags it wide. Didn't get hold of it.
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France 30-24 England
Tommy Freeman goes for the intercept and drops the ball. They are going to have a look at it. Was it deliberate?
Penalty only is the call. A fair one.
Postpublished at 69 mins
France 30-24 England
Thomas Ramos pops the ball into the corner from a penalty. Danny Care is the next to come on.
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Theo: That try sums up where England are at the moment. Conceding from a seemingly impossible scenario. Work in progress indeed but there are promising signs.
Postpublished at 67 mins
France 30-24 England
George Ford calls a mark and says 'give me some energy lads' - well something like that.
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France 30-24 England
Nolann Le Garrec is off for Maxime Lucu. Alex Dombrandt is also on for Sam Underhill.
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Fabulous fabulous Test match rugby! Can England come back again? There'd certainly be one happy Englishman in my house if they can.
John, Lancaster
Postpublished at 64 mins
France 30-24 England
France slow it down as Nolann Le Garrec goes to the sky. Damian Penaud plucks it out of the air and goes off on a run.
Has to be one of the best players in the world Penaud.
Image source, Getty ImagesPenaud pulls the stringspublished at 21:27 Greenwich Mean Time 16 March
France 30-24 England
Chris Ashton
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 LiveIf there is a chance to be had, Penaud is going to be somewhere near it.
Fickou at full tiltpublished at 21:26 Greenwich Mean Time 16 March
France 30-24 England
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 LiveFrom an overthrow in the line-out to a hack upfield, England didn't have a chance to defend and Gael Fickou had his eyes wide open and was at full tilt.
Converted try - France 30-24 Englandpublished at 61 mins
Gael Fickou (con Thomas Ramos)
A mistake at the line-out for England and Thomas Ramos fly-kicks it through.
It bounces perfectly for Damian Penaud who hands it off to Gael Fickou.
Never rule out the French!
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France 23-24 England
Manu Tuilagi is on for Henry Slade. England going all out power. France respond by bringing on Yoram Moefana.
Postpublished at 58 mins
France 23-24 England
Manu Tuilagi is stripped off and ready to go.
His final England game?
France have bounced backpublished at 21:21 Greenwich Mean Time 16 March
France 23-24 England
Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 LiveWe've seen it before many, many times in these massive encounters. Away from home you will get opportunities, but you have to expect France to bounce back. That was a wonder try, lovely hands, lovely feet.
Converted try - France 23-24 Englandpublished at 56 mins
Leo Barre (con Thomas Ramos)
Nolann Le Garrec gets some quick ball and fires it out to Charles Ollivon who offloads it to Leo Barre.
Great, great execution of the simple stuff.
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