France win Six Nations title
Ramos kicks hosts into early lead & Moefana goes over with Ritchie in bin
Russell & Ramos exchange penalties before Graham crosses
Jordan goes over just before break to give Scots lead but try belated ruled out
Bielle-Biarrey intercept try restores 10-point lead for France before Ramos & Moefana stretch lead after Russell penalty
HT: France 16-13 Scotland
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound
Those Scottish forwards have put some shift in.
Gregor Brown has been absolutely outstanding. One of the best performances I've seen for a long time.
He's making yardage, getting beyond the first tackle. He's not offloading, which is fine, but he's putting the French defenders on their heels.
Image source, Getty ImagesHT: France 16-13 Scotland
Image source, SNSDarcy Graham adds to his impressive try tally for Scotland
Image source, Getty ImagesHT: France 16-13 Scotland
Some interesting stats for you at the break.
Metres carried: France - 283, Scotland - 430. But, metres made: France - 166, Scotland - 191. That means Scotland haven't gotten over the gainline with the same kind of consistency as their hosts.
Yet, France have missed 19 tackles compared to Scotland's nine. That is told in the linebreaks, too, where Scotland lead three to two.
Discipline-wise, France have conceded six penalties to Scotland's seven.
The kicking stats are about even.
HT: France 16-13 Scotland
Johnnie Beattie
Former Scotland back row on ITV
You can't fly across the ground and headbutt someone. We do not want to see that in our sport.
Ramos starts the entire thing, and Mauvaka lunging at someone head first, he is very lucky that hasn't been upgraded to a red card.
HT: France 16-13 Scotland
I suspect many - if not most - people following this game agree with you, Steve.
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The Peato Mauvaka decision makes a mockery of the bunker system. How is it a low level of danger when a player headbutts someone after the whistle?
Steve, Powys
The thing that's most confusing about the Mauvaka card decision is that the "not a high degree of danger" explanation suggests the officials are viewing the headbutt in the context of a 50/50 tackle and not, as was the case, an astounding act of aggression completely off the ball.
Graeme
HT: France 16-13 Scotland
Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland at Stade de France
That's a sickener for Scotland. What a boost it would have been to go in leading at the break.
Still, I'm sure Gregor Townsend will be emphasising how well his team has done to work their way back into this game. They are right in it.
France 16-13 Scotland
An incredible 40 minutes of rugby comes to an end.
France started in magnificent fashion and deservedly led, but Scotland weathered the storm and have fought back superbly.
Indeed, they thought they would be heading into the break in front until Tom Jordan's try was chalked off.
Much of the focus will be on the red card that wasn't though, with France hooker Peato Mauvaka escaping with just a yellow after he headbutted Ben White.
France 16-13 Scotland
Oh, hang on.
The TMO halts Scotland's fun by informing Matthew Carley that Blair Kinghorn was in touch before Tom Jordan went over.
It must have been a matter of millimetres.
France 16-18 Scotland
Scott Hastings
Former Scotland player on ITV
Blair Kinghorn - oh my goodness! He burnt France to cinders.
Matt Fagerson carried so well, but the switch play from Finn Russell and the power from Tom Jordan.
Fabien Galthie is in disbelief.
Tom Jordan
A sensational score - it's all about Blair Kinghorn.
The Scotland full-back spots a gap and goes through the gears, opening up his stride to devastating effect.
He makes his way into the France 22, but Scotland recycle and Tom Jordan barges his way over.
France 16-13 Scotland
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound
Cherry just lay there.
Maybe it was the shock of being run over by an 145kg monster.
Thomas Ramos
Never in doubt.
France 13-13 Scotland
Dave Cherry is pinged - somewhat harshly - for not rolling away and France will have a kick to retake the lead.
France 13-13 Scotland
Benjamin Kayser
Former France hooker on ITV
Scotland picked the right angles, varied the point of attack, and won four penalty advantages - that huge.
It was clumsy from France and Matthew Carley had to give a yellow card.
France are under pressure on the scoreboard with a man down, they have to be very careful about the shift in momentum.
Finn Russell
Over it goes and Scotland are level.
A magnificent effort after the early French barrage.
France 13-10 Scotland
France must have infringed on four separate occasions there and eventually Matthew Carley decides to stop play and talk to the TMO.
Prop Jean-Baptiste Gros is shown yellow as a result of the multiple offences.
Finn Russell gestures at the posts.
France 13-10 Scotland
Scotland are probing inside the France 22.
They are going through the phases, but can they convert?
France 13-10 Scotland
Gael Fickou jumps out of the French defensive line but can't quite stretch far enough to catch Finn Russell's fired pass.
Just a knock on, and Scotland have a scrum just outside the home side's 22.
France 13-10 Scotland
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on Sportsound
Finn Russell is so instrumental in all of that.
The whipped pass to Huw Jones, the step to straighten up and hold the defender.
It's the quality of Russell, there's so much traffic but he has the ability to put guys away through holes.
