France totally dominant in opening Six Nations game, as they score seven tries against Wales in Paris.
France secure bonus point before half-time, as Antoine Dupont runs the show.
Wings Theo Attissogbe and Louis Bielle-Biarrey score two tries each before the break.
France continue dominance after the break, as Julien Marchand, Emilien Gailleton and Gregory Alldritt cross.
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France 38-0 Wales
Romaine Ntamack holds his head in his hands as his card is upgraded to a red.
This was his first game for France in 17 months due to injury, but now he faces more time on the side line.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyFrance 38-0 Wales
Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5Live
The key point on that contact for me was the fact that his arm was down, it was almost like a shoulder charge didn't look like there was any instigation of a wrap or a legal tackle there.
France 38-0 Wales
Wales looked like they were on for their first points, but Nick Tompkins is scooped up by the French defence and is held up.
France 38-0 Wales
A cheap shot by Romaine Ntamack on his opposite number Dan Edwards.
It's a no arm shoulder charge which makes head contact.
He'll be nervous waiting for the review. It could very well be a red.
Image source, Getty ImagesFrance 38-0 Wales
Gareth Rhys Owen
BBC Sport Wales reporter at Stade de France, Paris
France have been in cruise control for the majority of this game.
Emilien Gailleton try
What Antoine Dupont can do, Romaine Ntamack can do!
The fly-half spots the winger in space and it's a beautiful kick to give the replacement a walk-in try.
He's only been on the field for a minute!
Image source, Getty ImagesFrance 33-0 Wales
Josh Adams was convinced he was the victim of a high tackle there.
He vents to the referee who marches Wales back 10 metres.
Adams' face is gushing with blood, you can't fault his passion.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyFrance 33-0 Wales
Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru
There's no attacking shape whatsoever.
We've lost the physical battle and we can't cross the gain line often enough.
When we have we've made too many mistakes.
It's been a long old night sitting here.
France 33-0 Wales
A huge clearance kick from Dan Edwards when Wales were under some serious pressure.
His debut has been a baptism of fire, but he's done well when called upon.
France 33-0 Wales
Josh Navidi
Former Wales and British and Irish Lions back row on BBC Radio Wales
International rugby is winning by margins, it doesn't matter if you play ugly its all about being smart and keeping the pressure in the opposition's 22 and half.
That's what we did well a long time ago. France are doing that now.
France 33-0 Wales
Wales ran out of ideas in attack, Ben Thomas puts a poor kick through, Thomas Ramos says 'thanks very much' and hoofs France 50 metres up the field.
Image source, Getty ImagesFrance 33-0 Wales
Both sides went down to scrummage, but no sign of a ball.
The ball kids must be in bed!
France 33-0 Wales
Elinor Snowsill
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Cymru
France have been so clinical. Pretty much every time they've been in the Welsh 22 they've scored or made gains.
Wales have done well in the opening 15 minutes in both halves, but the fitness and skill of the French has come through.
France 33-0 Wales
Josh Navidi
Former Wales and British and Irish Lions back row on BBC Radio Wales
When you're on that warning, you can't go after everything you've got to be squeaky clean.
You'll see Wales now just hold off getting over the ball on the breakdown and it is going to allow France that extra speed of ball.
Julien Marchand try
It's try number five.
It's a well-worked lineout and drive which sees Julien Marchand over the whitewash.
Image source, Getty ImagesFrance 28-0 Wales
Wales are back on a warning. The next player to infringe goes to the bin.
France 28-0 Wales
We didn't see much of Romaine Ntamack in the first half, with Antoine Dupont running the show but he's starting to impose himself now.
That's was a great half-break by the French fly-half.
France 28-0 Wales
Elinor Snowsill
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Cymru
They [replacements] look like the bomb squad!
France 28-0 Wales
Wales won't be sad to see Antoine Dupont leave the field, but Fabien Galthie has also sent on some giant forwards!
Image source, GettFrance 28-0 Wales
Elinor Snowsill
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Cymru
Shaun Edwards will be very happy, there was a big blue wall there and Wales couldn't find a way through.
The difference is, they kept their discipline and that's the difference between the teams tonight.
