Kate & Wills banter with fans as they support rival sides during rugby clash
ROYAL BANTER
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FRANCE snuffed out England’s hopes of a Six Nations title triumph.
But they were made to battle by Scotland before clinching the championship crown.
APFrance beat Scotland to win the 2025 Six Nations[/caption]
GettyEngland did all they could by thumping Wales 68-14[/caption]
ReutersFrance rose highest to pip England and Ireland to the crown[/caption]
AFPFrance got their hands on the trophy under the Paris night sky[/caption]
But the Red Rose were praying for a Scottish victory in the French capital that would have led to them topping the table.
But Gregor Townsend’s side paid the price for failing to convert their exciting attacking into tries – while France’s four-try display took their tally to a championship-best 30.
Scotland’s hopes of success in the Stade De France were hit by a double blow either side of the break.
Townsend’s men thought they had reached the interval ahead when centre Tom Jordan burst through the France defence to score.
But the try was ruled out when the TMO spotted that Blair Kinghorn’s elbow was in touch during the build-up and France reached half-time 16-13 ahead.
If that was a setback, Scotland appeared determined to show they were determined to quickly put it behind them as they made a confident start to the second half.
France had taken an early lead through a Thomas Ramos penalty and they extended their advantage when Yoram Moefan went over shortly after Scotland’s Jamie Ritchie was shown a yellow card.
But the home side were handed a major let off when hooker Peato Mauvaka escaped with only a yellow after headbutting Ben White.
Peter O'Mahony gets standing ovation on final Ireland game against Italy in Six Nations
RISE TO GLORY
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A converted Darcy Graham try brought Scotland back into it and a Russell penalty levelled the scores at 13-13 after France prop Jean-Baptiste Gros was sin-binned.
But Scotland were unable to close the gap again and after Bielle-Barrey’s effort a converted Ramos try and second Moefan try took the game away from Townsend’s men.
And that was enough for the Six Nations title celebrations to begin in Paris.
AFPFrench wing Louis Bielle-Biarrey raced clear to go over once again[/caption]
GettyLes Bleus were cheered on by their partisan Parisian crowd[/caption]
AlamyEngland ran riot in Cardiff with ten tries in the emphatic victory[/caption]
AFPFrance hero Antoine Dupont missed out on the final win through injury[/caption]
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