That's where we'll leave things for today as France go top of the Women's Six Nations table with a bonus-point win over Scotland.

Scotland are third after one win and one loss.

England can return to the summit later today when they play Wales in Cardiff.

You can follow all the action from that match live on the BBC Sport website.

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Another second-half highlight was this wonderful drop goal from France scrum-half Pauline Bour­don San­sus.

Scotland captain Rachel Malcolm tells BBC Sport: "It was really tough.

"At half-time we had a real energy about us, but that 15-20 minutes after half-time they really turned it up a notch. We didn't really react.

"We showed we can compete against the best, but if we don't concentrate and keep our intesnity for the full 80 minutes then teams will punish us and that's what they did.

"I'm super proud of the effort - to score a try at the death is what this team is all about."

Seraphine Okemba scored France's third try earlier - it was a superb team score.

Player of the match Manae Feleu tells BBC Sport: "I don't have words for the atmosphere we had today, it felt like a 16th player - it was incredible.

"We knew we had to build on the first-half performance. That's what we did.

"We're expecting a really tough game against Wales and we're excited to play at home again."

And that is that in La Rochelle.

A deserved win for France, but Scotland fought hard throughout and improved on their previous visit to France when they were beaten 55-0.

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The clock ticks past 80 minutes, but Scotland play on in search of a second try.

They kick a penalty into the corner - big chance...

Scotland do well to build a platform after successfully claiming their lineout, but a handling error allows France to clear.

Scotland get a real march on with a powerful rolling maul and win a penalty.

Helen Nelson kicks the visitors into France's 22.

Five minutes to go in La Rochelle - can Scotland finish on a high?

Lisa Thomson tries to find a teammate in space with a cross-field kick but overcooks it and the ball flies dead.

Meanwhile, captain Rachel Malcolm is down receiving treatment.

Replacement flanker Alex Stewart is hauled down just metres short of the line.

Fran McGhie steps away from two, three defenders and gives Scotland some much-needed momentum.

This could get ugly for Scotland if they are not careful.

France are full of confidence and throwing the ball around with real freedom.

The hosts kick a penalty into Scotland's 22 in search of a fourth try and a bonus point.

The bounce of the ball fools Francesca McGhie, who knocks on just outside her own 22.

A straightforward kick for Scotland's fly-half - the visitors won't go down without a fight.