France showcased a dominant performance with 11 tries to defeat Scotland 61-24, securing a crucial bonus-point victory that sets up a final showdown against England for the Women's Six Nations title.

The match started explosively for the French, with Manae Feleu diving over just 50 seconds in. Despite a valiant effort from the Scots, including tries from Rachel Philipps and Emily Coubrough, France's offensive power proved overwhelming.

Key Moments of the Match:

• First Half:

  • France took a commanding 31-14 lead at halftime with tries from Carla Arbez, Siobhan Soqeta, and two from Lea Champon.
  • Scotland's Helen Nelson converted Philipps' try, giving the Scots an early lead before France responded quickly.

• Second Half:

  • France continued to dominate, with Pauline Barrat and Soqeta scoring early in the half, extending their lead.
  • The French added further tries from Alexandra Chambon, Lea Murie, Annaelle Deshayes, and Ambre Mwayembe.

Despite the loss, Scotland managed to secure a four-try bonus point, with contributions from Coubrough and Aicha Sutcliffe, the latter marking her international debut with a try.

Looking ahead, Scotland will face Ireland in Dublin next Sunday, while France prepares to host the reigning champions, England, in a highly anticipated title decider in Bordeaux.