Johnnie Beattie
Former Scotland back row on ITV

A lot of my team-mates in the past found the French set-up a chore. They were not fun to watch.

But this generation, typified by Antoine Dupont, are a really tight-knit squad and play great rugby.

There was a power struggle between the clubs and union which is better now than ever. There are more young French kids playing in the Top 14 league, winning U20s championships and converting that to Test level.

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Gregory Alldritt and the injured Antoine Dupont lift the Six Nations trophy before passing it around the squad.

Every lift is met with huge cheers from the stands.

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The France squad are receiving their medals and preparing for the trophy lift.

Most fans look to have stayed to soak up the celebrations.

France centre and player of the match Yoram Moefana tells ITV: "It was a very tough game, Scotland is a big team and I want to say thank you to the team because we were fighting with Scotland from start to finish. It's amazing.

"We are happy on the field and play our game. We want to take the pressure and go for tries.

"It's so bad for Antoine he was injured, but we wanted to fight in this game for him. We did, and we are so happy."

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Scott Hastings
Former Scotland player on ITV

Scotland played bravely once again. They moved the ball so well. Kinghorn is a star rising.

They are going to have to work out how to execute closer to the line under pressure.

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Deserved champions. Tonight was a defensive masterclass from France.

Fraser Brown
Former Scotland hooker on BBC Radio 5 Live

What an unbelievable occasion.

Not vintage French rugby, but they did the work in the first half. They defended Scotland out of the game.

What an unbelievable team.

France are the 2025 Six Nations champions.

Scotland held their own in the first half, but France proved too strong after the break and take the crown ahead of England, who hammered Wales earlier today.

They'll be dancing on the streets of Paris tonight.

France want to finish with a flourish.

They are deep in Scotland's 22 once more...

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

If Scotland could get a score to finish the half off, it would give them a bit of reward. They've attacked consistently, lacked some sharpness because they're fatigued.

France's defence has been solid.

It's been pretty similar to the England game. After four or five phases, we can't break the physical teams down.

La Marseillaise rings around the Stade de France.

The home crowd know their team are nearly there.

To all the England fans hoping for a late great Scottish comeback, it's not happening.

Three-and-a-half minutes left, and France have possession in Scotland's half.

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Jim Hamilton
Former Scotland lock on ITV

Scotland have looked brilliant in attack at times, but the conversion rate has been a big problem, the physicality when Scotland get close to the line.

Scotland are a really exciting team but this is France's night.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

The referee has just said: "Do you want to play without me?" I know what I'd have said.

I don't know if anyone would say anything, because you'd be frightened to have a bit of banter with him. He goes from being deadly serious to trying to banter.

The players can't read him.

Here's a stat for you.

France's four tries this afternoon mean they have scored 30 in the championship, the most of any team ever, surpassing England's tally of 29 in 2001.

Some team.