FRANCE are looking to secure a first Six Nations title since 2022 with a win in Paris over a dejected Scottish side.
Finn Russell and Co have not enjoyed the Six Nations they hoped they would have, with two defeats to Ireland and England prematurely ending any hopes they had of a first title since 1999.
France, however, have turned on the style in the 2025 Six Nations.
Huge wins over Wales, Italy and Ireland see them leading the championship with one round of action to go.
England and Ireland will aim to apply pressure on Fabien Galthie’s side, but France know they have their fate in their hands.
However, France will have to go without their star player Antoine Dupont, who picked up a serious injury against Ireland.
Scotland themselves were hampered by injury during the tournament, losing both Darcy Graham and Finn Russell in their go big or go home clash vs Ireland, going on to lose at Murrayfield.
SunSport has everything you need to know ahead of Scotland’s trip to Paris.
Francs vs Scotland – team news
France: 15-Ramos; 14-Penaud, 13-Fickou, 12-Moefana, 11-Bielle-Biarrey; 10-Ntamack, 9-Lucu; 1-Gros, 2-Mauvaka, 3-Atonio, 4-Flament, 5-Guillard, 6-Cros, 7-Boudehent, 8-Alldritt (capt).
Scotland: 15-Kinghorn; 14-Graham, 13-Jones, 12-Jordan, 11-Van der Merwe; 10-Russell (co-capt), 9-White; 1-Schoeman, 2-Cherry, 3-Z Fagerson, 4-Brown, 5-Gilchrist, 6-Ritchie, 7-Darge (co-capt), 8-M Fagerson.
How to watch France vs Scotland and is there a live stream?
- France vs Scotland will be shown live for FREE on ITV1.
- The match will also stream live on ITVX.
- Action from Paris will get underway at 8pm GMT.
- Alternatively, follow along with SunSport’s live blog.
How to watch every Super Saturday game
The remaining three fixtures will be shown on the following channels:
- Italy vs Ireland – March 15 at 2.15pm | ITV
- Wales vs England – March 15 at 4.45pm | BBC
- France vs Scotland – March 15 at 8pm | ITV
