Summary
Scotland defeated France in a high-scoring rugby match, ending France's hopes for a Grand Slam in the Six Nations Championship. Scotland scored seven tries and a total of 50 points, while France scored 40 points with five tries. The match included 13 tries in total and has kept the championship open for several teams.
Key Facts
- The match was part of the Men's Six Nations rugby tournament.
- Scotland scored seven tries; the scorers included Graham, Steyn, Schoeman, White, and Jordan.
- France scored five tries; the scorers included Bielle-Biarrey, Attissogbe, Dupont, and Ramos.
- The final score was Scotland 50, France 40.
- Finn Russell of Scotland successfully converted six times and scored one penalty.
- The match saw a total of 13 tries between both teams.
- Scotland's victory ended France's chances of a Grand Slam, which means winning all matches in the tournament.
- France can still retain the tournament title if they beat England with a bonus point in their final match.
