Scott Hastings
Former Scotland player on ITV

If there's an Achilles heel in Scotland's game it's that they cannot convert those driving plays into tries.

Scotland play an exciting game but it's not producing wins in this championship.

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Scotland get over the line but France hold the ball up and will clear through a goal-line drop-out.

Scotland make their way into France's 22 again, but Finn Russell drifts a pass out wide for someone to run onto... and there's nobody there.

Ten minutes for Gregor Townsend's side to do something remarkable, otherwise France are champions.

Rory Sutherland, Jamie Dobie, Ben Muncaster and Stafford McDowall are all on for Scotland.

Back on the park, Thomas Ramos and Damian Penaud tackle Duhan van der Merwe into touch after a floaty pass out to the winger from Blair Kinghorn.

Fraser Brown
Former Scotland hooker on BBC Radio 5 Live

There's tries to be had here for Scotland, but they need to be more accurate.

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Benjamin Kayser
Former France hooker on ITV

Louis Bielle-Biarrey was a little overexcited and lifted Finn Russell's legs. He did not want to see him with an easy run so close to the line.

It's the right decision. Bielle-Biarrey sacrificed himself.

Louis Bielle-Biarrey absolutely nails Finn Russell, but Scotland's fly-half was taken beyond the horizontal in the tackle and the visitors have a penalty.

Huw Jones has also taken a knock and is heading off.

Stade de France is shaking.

The home fans roar: "qui ne saute pas n'est pas francais" and leap up and down en masse.

The chant, translated, means "he who does not jump is not French". I'd love to take credit for that translation, but it's all Jamie Lyall, sat across from me.

Quite the backdrop on a special night for Les Bleus.

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A reminder that France only need to win to climb above England at the top of the Six Nations table and win their first title since 2022.

Benjamin Kayser
Former France hooker on ITV

It all starts again with Louis Bielle-Biarrey, but the class of Gael Fickou, putting his mate in space.

This is a huge punch from France, a big, big moment.

Yoram Moefana has really stepped up to the plate to be a world-class number 12 this Six Nations.

Colin Gregor
Former Glasgow Warriors back on BBC Radio Scotland

The offload from Bielle-Biarrey - just outstanding.

You think for once he's been marshalled, but he managed to get through the tackle.

It's a valiant effort from Finn Russell to try and hold Moefana up. Just too much strength and momentum.

Louis Bielle-Biarrey keeps up his prolific form. No stopping the searing young winger when he is set loose in open field.

He now holds the record for the most tries in a Six Nations tournament with eight.

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Maxime Lucu drops a well-judged kick into space behind Scotland's defence, just to ramp up the pressure further.

Ben White clears from the resulting lineout, but only to the edge of the 22.

France will come again.

Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound

Darcy Graham panics a little and bites in. It's a simple try in the end.

The worry when you get to that situation is a penalty try and a yellow card, and then you'd be in even more trouble.

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Fraser Brown
Former Scotland hooker on BBC Radio 5 Live

No surprise what France will do for the rest of this game. The Scottish forwards have been on the pitch for nearly 60 minutes and it's energy sapping.

Size and power from France. Scotland had to commit everyone to that maul. Nice hands and Thomas Ramos runs it in.

Benjamin Kayser
Former France hooker on ITV

Since minute three we saw the domination in the driving maul - the only weapon working well for the French team tonight, and so they should double down on it.

This one was pulled down illegally, but there was good decision-making and handling from it.