France edge out England in sensational 13-try decider to secure back-to-back Six Nations titles
Thomas Ramos wins end-to-end game with last kick of the game
Ireland, who beat Scotland earlier, were seconds away from winning the title
England led 27-24 after thrilling first half but Ellis Genge sin-binning proved costly
Louis Bielle-Biarrey scores four tries for France to finish with record nine tournament tries
England finish fifth after record four successive Six Nations defeats
France v England (20:10 GMT)
Johnnie Beattie
Former Scotland back row on BBC Radio 5 Live
In dry conditions on a perfect day, France win this game 99 times out of 100. Given that it is due to tip it down in Paris, and that Steve Borthwick likes to play ultra-pragmatic, kick-pressure rugby, I think England have a chance.
If it’s dry, then France rip England apart.
England will do what they’ve done before and stick to the script.
France v England (20:10 GMT)
Image source, EPAEngland have lost five of their last six away games in the Six Nations. Their solitary victory in that run was a 68-14 win in Cardiff last year.
France's most points scored at home v England is the 37-12 win in 1972. Just saying...
France v England (20:10 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesBefore the Six Nations began England head coach Steve Borthwick said he wanted fans “flooding across the Channel” for what he hoped would be a Super Saturday title decider against France.
A few short weeks later those who have made the trip have their tails firmly between their legs.
The reality now is that Borthwick's beleaguered side face a battle to avoid losing four matches in a Six Nations for the first time, and for only the third time ever in the history of the Championship.
France can win the title. England can only lose face. Or can they...?
