Mike McCarthy
Former Ireland second row on BBC Radio Ulster

I think Mauvaka, to his credit, has tried to wrap the arms in that tackle on Doris so no penalty is the right call there.

Donncha O'Callaghan
Former Ireland lock on BBC Radio 5 Live at the Stade de France

It's disappointing, it's poor.

And that's Dupont's last act this evening as he makes way for Baptiste Serin.

Antoine Dupont hammers it clear and that wastes a few more valuable seconds.

No try, France have the scrum.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at the Stade de France

It will be remarkable if this was a try!

You have to appreciate Dickson's honesty there.

It does look like it was an Irish knock on, but we're having a good, long look to check.

"I've no idea what has happened", says referee Karl Dickson after a the ball squirted out of a ruck.

Ronan Kelleher gathered it and crossed, but we're going to take a look at the build-up.

Ireland are going through phase after phase but France are holding firm.

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Mike McCarthy
Former Ireland second row on BBC Radio Ulster

Much better from Ireland as they work their way through the phases. It is great to see them building some depth in the squad.

Ireland go long at the line out to Caelan Doris, and the captain finds Jamie Osborne who is quickly chopped down.

The Irish forwards do well to make ground and are five metres out now.

Ireland win a penalty and Sam Prendergast brings play up to just outside the 22.

It's a bit of a stretch to say Ireland would have properly got back into it, but you do wonder if the non-yellow card to Antoine Dupont made any difference given Ireland had all the wind in their sails.

We'll never know.

The scrum has been reset twice and that runs down a couple of minutes.

We're into the final 10 minutes.

France have settled after being rocked for a bit there, and you'd still fancy them to see it out from here.

Chris Ashton
Former England wing on BBC Radio 5 Live at the Stade de France

France are making the best out of this opportunity, this is what we were expecting, the fight.

Ireland look to get a bit of momentum on the edge of the 22 but it's lost in the tackle.

Scrum France.

Benjamin Kayser
Former France hooker on ITV

The momentum is swinging in Ireland's favour. France need to be more clinical.

Sam Prendergast sends a really high one into the 22 and Garry Ringrose is bearing down on Thomas Ramos.

Ramos watches it over his head and takes the mark, and then tells everyone to calm down as if it was a walk in the park.

I'm pretty sure he was the only one as confident as he was there, but he can pull it off so who am I to argue?

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Theo Attissogbe backs himself to beat Jacob Stockdale, but the Ireland wing hangs on and drags his opposite number into touch.

Good tackle, and Ireland and the throw just inside the French half.