France captain Manae Feleu received a yellow card following that score for Scotland.

Every successful line-out throw from Elis Martin is cheered heartily by the Edinburgh crowd.

Meryl Smith puts in a big box kick and Carla Arbez makes a mess of catching it over her shoulder.

Another line-out for Scotland, this one deep in French territory.

High fives and roars all round from Scotland as four or five players combine to hold up France fly-half Carla Arbez.

They'll have a scrum on the edge of France's 22 but first... the referee needs some assistance with her radio pack.

Scotland's line-out is under serious pressure. Elis Martin has just been pinged for a dummy throw.

But after a scrappy passage in the middle of the park, Scotland come up with the ball.

Neither side has really found their rhythm in this match yet.

French second row Charlotte Escudero is a machine. From the line-out, France quickly switch play from the right flank to the left and back again before Escudero powers forward through a couple of players.

There's a high tackle in the next phase but although France win the resulting line-out, Mathilde Lazarko spills the ball.

Scotland get out of jail through Rhona Lloyd, who charges along her own try-line and away from danger before Scotland kick it free.

Another Scotland line-out goes into French hands. Hooker Elis Martin is one from three in the opening eight minutes.

Oh it's going from bad to worse for Scotland, losing their line-out and allowing Pauline Barrat to flee up the field.

France knock-on but Scotland have lost a good 50 metres in territory.

France are penalised for not staying square at the scrum. With a penalty on the halfway line, Scotland kick for the corner.

They'll have a line-out.

I don't want to make home fans feel any worse but...

France haven't lost to Scotland in the Women's Six Nations since 2010, although they were held to a 13-13 draw in 2020.

Past five Women's Six Nations meetings:

• 2025 - France 38-15 Scotland
• 2024 - Scotland 5-15 France
• 2023 - France 55-0 Scotland
• 2022 - Scotland 8-28 France
• 2020 - Scotland 13-13 France

France get this match under way and are immediately on the attack as Scotland fail to gather a bouncing ball.

They're already crossed the five-metre line...

It's been a challenging campaign for Scotland, who sit fifth in the table.

After opening their account with a hard-fought 24-19 win over Wales, they leaked 12 tries in an 84-7 pummelling at the hands of England before losing 41-14 to Italy in round three.

France, by contrast, have completed three comfortable bonus-point wins as they target a first Women's Six Nations title since 2018.

They've scored 104 points, including 16 tries, and conceded just 21 (the best defensive record in the tournament).

While they have been guilty of starting slowly (they were level 7-7 with both Ireland and Wales at half-time and only led Italy 5-0), they've powered through sides in the second period - something they'll be confident of doing again given Scotland's inexperienced bench.

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Earlier on Saturday, England beat Italy 61-33 to maintain their unbeaten run. It's four bonus point wins from four for the Red Roses.

Can France match them?

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Unbeaten France make three changes to the XV which beat Ireland, all in the forward pack.

Prop Yllana Brosseau starts ahead of Ambre Mwayembe, who put in a player of the match-winning performance in round three.

Siobhan Soqeta, replacing Kiara Zago in the second row, earns her first international start while Charlotte Escudero comes in for Axelle Berthoumieu for her first start of the 2026 tournament.

France XV: Barrat; Grando, Rousset, T Feleu, Murie; Arbez, Bourdon Sansus; Brosseau, Lazarko, Khalfaoui, Soqeta, Fall Raclot, Escudero, M Feleu (c), Champon.

Replacements: Riffonneau, Mwayembe, Deshayes, Correa, Zago, Berthoumieu, Chambon, Queyroi.

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Scotland make seven changes from their defeat to Italy, including first starts for flanker Holland Bogan and centre Rachel Phillips.

Bogan and Becky Boyd join Eva Donaldson in a new-look back row, with Alex Stewart and Rachel McLachlan missing out.

Louise McMillan returns in the second row for her 60th cap, with Hollie Cunningham dropping to the bench, while prop Leah Bartlett and hooker Elis Martin come into the front row in place of Demi Swann (bench) and Lana Skeldon.

Phillips (centre) and Rhona Lloyd (wing) are the two changes in the backs, with Lucia Scott and Shona Campbell among the replacements.

Hooker Aicha Sutcliffe is in line for a debut off the bench.

Scotland XV: Rollie; Lloyd, Phillips, Smith, McGhie; Nelson (c), Brebner-Holden; Bartlett, Martin, Clarke, Wassell, McMillan, Bogan, Donaldson, Boyd.

Replacements: Sutcliffe, Swann, Poolman, Cunningham, Coubrough, Clarke, Scott, Campbell.

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It's Scotland's final home game of the 2026 Women's Six Nations.

They'll be desperate to bounce back from consecutive heavy defeats to England and Italy but have a tough task on their hands against Grand Slam-chasing France.

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