France 35 – 16 Scotland

Jack Wilkinson

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France see off Scotland to the title 2025 Six Nations; first title of 2022. For sealed Les Bleus; The victory followed after England and Ireland won an earlier Saturday because three teams ended the four -win tournament of five

The injured captain of French Antoine Dupont raised the Six Nations trophy after Saturday’s victory in the title over Scotland

France for the first time in three years returned the title six nations with a 35-16 win over Scotland in Paris.

France required any victory to catch a trophy, despite The Englishman of England in Cardiff Title race to the last championship match.

In a pulsating competition, Scotland threatened to give her old enemy the greatest service before the ruthless account of the rough force saw France put his humorous challenge to bed.

France took 16-13 on a break thanks to an attempt by Yorama Moefan, but she could easily be lagging behind and reduced to 14 players that Tom Jordan had tried to prevent, and Peato Mauvaka was sent to sharp heads on Ben White.

But they fully used a pair of repsves, motoring to the title – the second in the Fabien Galthie time – in a dissatisfied way with three unanswered attempts at the second half.

Louis Bielle-Biarrey declared his star campaign with his record eighth attempt in this year’s six nations before the additional results of Thomas Ramos and Moepan started stade de France in mode.

France See Off Stern Scotland Challenge to relying a title

France is crowned 2025. The champions of Six Nations

After spectacular light before the start and in the middle of the partisan atmosphere, France hinted at their intention that gave the punishment that Thomas Ramos had dropped between the posts in the fourth minute.

Scotland dug to stop the released hosts who expanded their benefit, although their hopes of the stronghold were suffocated when Jamie Ritchie was a sin in the 12th minute for the demolition of Maulu.

France counted the additional man in the 18th minute after the great work of Gael Fickou to send Yoram Moepan through the first attempt at night, and Ramos added accessories.

The tide began to turn halfway, however, when the French whore Peato Mauvak was yellow karic – he slowly avoided red – after appearing white head. Finn Russell resulted in a penalty from close range to start and run visitors.

Ben White of Scotland squeezed his face after he looked like he was drawn by the French Peato Mauvak

At the other end, White pulled out an amazing move to deny Scrum-Pol Maxime Lucua’s colleague after breaking toward the line after Russell broke.

This intervention seems to have a galvanizing effect on the Scots, which silenced home support in the 28th minute when Russell put in Graham to score.

Further French non-disciplines ran the path to Scotland to set things up at 13-13, because Jean-Baptiste Gros was sinful for multiple offense of team, and Russell caused the damage to punishment.

Darcy Graham led the revival of Scotland to the end in the first half

Ramos then renewed the French leadership with another punishment, but it seemed that Scotland was as denied in the last half when Jordan pushed his way, only to inform Judge Matthew Carley that the elbow Blair Kinghorn had come to the touch.

France fully used this dynamic movement and began the dazzling start of the second half, and Bielle-Biarrey scored for his eighth championship attempt-the new one player’s attempt to attempt one player for six nations-which turned Ramos.

French wing of Louis Bielle-Biarrey equalized the record for the most attempts in the campaign six nations with its eighth against Scotland

Russell’s penalty has returned Scotland within the converted level. However, Ramos was attached immediately before an hour – and then added supplements – to put the hosts 14 points clear and firmly in the command of their destiny.

Moefana then added her second evening, taking the game outside Scott and allowing the party to start before the end.

‘Just as happy as the Grand Slam win’

French Defense Coach Shaun Edwards: “We showed resilience in the second half of defense, when we just admitted three points. We really defended ourselves against Ireland, but somehow we started it in the last five minutes, but today we have been on it a full 80.

“I feel just as happy as it is a Grand Slam because it shows that we had a great resistance to get back from losing the game.”

Main coach of Scotland Gregor Townsend: “Mixed feelings. We asked the players to give the effect of effort and physicality and they did so. Our attackers sometimes played outstanding rugby, they really got upright.

“We didn’t get breaks, bad luck before halftime (with disabled attempt), and then it’s a mistake, and they achieved something after halftime. We were in that game for a lot.

“We were a striking cheek from turning into the first half when Blair Kinghorn was in touch and they are very good defense. You have to have patience and accuracy and that was a little missing today.”

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