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It's all over! The referee has blown their whistle to end the game.

80'

This is dangerous for the defence as Kyle Rowe bursts through to advance the Scotland attack.

78'

Cameron Redpath comes on.

76'

Huw Jones comes off.

76'
Penalty Goal

Thomas Ramos kicks the penalty.

76'

Scotland decide to make a substitution, with Sam Skinner getting some game time.

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Scotland decide to make a substitution, with Grant Gilchrist being replaced.

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Scotland decide to make a substitution, with Alec Hepburn getting some game time.

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Scotland decide to make a substitution, with Pierre Schoeman being replaced.

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Conversion

Thomas Ramos has kicked a conversion.

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Try

A bit of individual brilliance by Louis Bielle-Biarrey leads to a try for France

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A gap opened in the defence and Louis Bielle-Biarrey took full advantage.

69'

Scotland make a substitution with Ewan Ashman coming on.

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Scotland make a substitution with George Turner coming off.

68'

Finn Russell looks to land a drop goal but it misses, sailing past the right handside of the posts.

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France sub Yoram Moefana comes onto the field.

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Jonathan Danty departs for France.

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Dorian Aldegheri comes on for France.

57'

Uini Atonio leaves the field.

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Sebastien Taofifenua comes on for France.

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Cyril Baille leaves the field.

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Penalty Goal

Finn Russell adds the points for Scotland.

57'

France decide to make a substitution, with Nolann Le Garrec getting some game time.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Maxime Lucu being replaced.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Paul Boudehent getting some game time.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Gregory Alldritt being replaced.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Alexandre Roumat getting some game time.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Cameron Woki being replaced.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Posolo Tuilagi getting some game time.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Paul Gabrillagues being replaced.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Julien Marchand getting some game time.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Peato Mauvaka being replaced.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Louis Bielle-Biarrey getting some game time.

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France decide to make a substitution, with Dorian Aldegheri being replaced.

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Scotland make a substitution with Andy Christie coming on.

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Scotland make a substitution with Matt Fagerson coming off.

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The second half kicks off.

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The half-time whistle blows and both teams head for the dressing rooms.

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France sub Dorian Aldegheri comes onto the field.

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Louis Bielle-Biarrey departs for France.

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Yellow Card

Uini Atonio (France) is shown a yellow card

37'
Conversion

Thomas Ramos does the business as their conversion attempt goes over.

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Try

Silky skills by France ends with a try for Gael Fickou.

30'

Spellbinding play by Matthieu Jalibert is finished off with a try.

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Penalty Goal

The touch judges raise their flags as Finn Russell kicks the penalty goal.

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George Turner comes on.

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Ewan Ashman comes off.

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Penalty Goal

Finn Russell adds the points for Scotland.

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Scotland make a substitution with Ewan Ashman coming on.

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Scotland make a substitution with George Turner coming off.

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A gap opened in the defence and Duhan van der Merwe took full advantage.

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A gap opened in the defence and Gael Fickou took full advantage.

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Penalty Goal

Thomas Ramos makes no mistake with that penalty goal attempt.

11'

A gap opened in the defence and Thomas Ramos took full advantage.

9'
Conversion

Finn Russell has kicked a conversion.

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Try

Great hands by Scotland leads to a try for Ben White

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That's a great try assist by Huw Jones.

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The defensive line has been broken as Harry Paterson goes through the gap.

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We are underway as the referee blows their whistle.

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Match Details

France v Scotland

Six Nations - Round 2
Sat 10th February 2024, 08:15am
Scottish Gas Murrayfield

Points Flow Chart

France win +4
Scotland
France
Scotland
Time in lead
France
65
Mins in lead
10
81%
% Of Game In Lead
13%
69%
Possession Last 10 min
31%
0
Points Last 10 min
5

Key Events

Full Time
Ramos
76'
16 - 20
Ramos
71'
16 - 17
Bielle-Biarrey
69'
16 - 15
Russell
16 - 10
57'
Half Time
Atonio
37'
13 - 10
Ramos
31'
13 - 10
Fickou
30'
13 - 8
Russell
13 - 3
29'
Russell
10 - 3
21'
Ramos
11'
7 - 3
Russell
7 - 0
8'
White
5 - 0
6'
Start

22m Entries

Avg. Points Scored
1.4
9
Entries
Avg. Points Scored
2.8
7
Entries

Attack Profile

Scotland
France
More Less More

Defence Profile

Scotland
France
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Ruck Speed

0-3 secs
54%
63%
3-6 secs
23%
14%
6+ secs
19%
18%
105
Rucks Won
76

Other Fixtures

85 - 14
FT
37 - 31
FT
Tomorrow
02:05
Tomorrow
04:35
Tomorrow
13:35
Tomorrow
13:35
Tomorrow
13:45
Tomorrow
21:05
Tomorrow
23:35
Saturday
02:05
Saturday
04:35
Saturday
07:00
Saturday
08:00
Saturday
09:00
Saturday
09:05
Saturday
09:05
Saturday
10:00
Saturday
12:05
Saturday
14:00
Sunday
09:00
Sunday
09:00

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Who Will Win?

On Saturday 10th February, Scotland host France at Murrayfield in the Six Nations.

France will understandably enter this clash as the favourites. Even without captain Antoine Dupont, Les Bleus are a team to fear. Plus, after an early exit at a home Rugby World Cup, they enter this tournament with a point to prove.

That said, Scotland cannot be discounted from causing an upset here. Although they were eliminated from the Rugby World Cup at the pool stage, they still secured two wins from their four matches and put in two solid performances against South Africa and Ireland.

Think you know who will triumph in this upcoming Scotland vs France match? Vote in our poll.

Head-to-Head

In the last five meetings between the two sides, Scotland have won two matches while France have won three. Over this time, Scotland have averaged 23 points per match and France have averaged 28 points per match. As a result, there’s every chance that this encounter could be close!

The last five meetings have also shown us that these matches can be back-and-forth affairs. After all, the team that has scored the first try in the last five Scotland vs France matches has only won 40% of the time. Additionally, Scotland may have the edge as the home side. This is because the home team has won 60% of the last five fixtures between the two teams.

Team Form

France enter this game in good form. Although they lost a tight Rugby World Cup quarter-final against eventual winners South Africa (29-28), they won all four of their other matches during the competition, including the opening game against New Zealand.

Meanwhile, Scotland have also been in reasonable form and have won three of their last five matches. This includes an 84-0 victory over Romania and a 45-17 victory over Tonga.

Below our team form guide, you can see in-depth stats about how the two sides have performed in their last five games, including stats about the number of tries they’ve scored, their overall points difference and the number of times they’ve scored the first try. We’ve also detailed how often each team has scored the first points in a game and how often they’ve won the race to 10 points.

Player Head-to-Head

One costly penalty or individual moment of brilliance can decide a huge Six Nations encounter like Scotland vs France.

With this in mind, here’s how Ben Healy and Thomas Ramos have performed in recent Scotland vs France clashes. Could either of these stars decide the game for their country?

Other Fixtures

Scotland vs France is one of the biggest matches on the rugby calendar. However, there’s plenty of other action taking place at the moment, including clashes between Ireland, Wales, England and Italy.

Take a look at the latest fixtures and results so you can plan your weekend.

Have Scotland ever won the Six Nations? Have Scotland ever won the Six Nations?

Scotland have not won the Six Nations Championship in its current format. However, they have claimed 14 outright titles and a further eight shared titles since 1883, when the Home Nations Championship was first contested. They won their last title in 1999. This was the final time that the Five Nations Championship was contested.

Have France ever won the Six Nations? Have France ever won the Six Nations?

France have won the Six Nations Championship six times since 2000. Their last victory came in 2022, when they also claimed the Grand Slam. In the history of the tournament (including the Five Nations Championship), France have won 18 outright titles and claimed a further eight shared wins.

When was the first meeting between Scotland and France? When was the first meeting between Scotland and France?

The first Scotland vs France match took place in 1910. Scotland won this match 27-0.

Which team has won more matches against the other, Scotland or France? Which team has won more matches against the other, Scotland or France?

Since 1910, Scotland and France have contested 102 rugby matches. Of these, France have won 59, while Scotland have won 40. A further three games have ended in a draw.

Does the winner of Scotland vs France receive a trophy? Does the winner of Scotland vs France receive a trophy?

Yes. Since 2018, the winner of Scotland vs France matches has been awarded the Auld Alliance Trophy.

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