France has seen off a resilient Scotland 35-16 and clinched the Six Nations title with a tournament-try record in Paris.

France claimed their seventh Six Nations trophy in a record-strewn 35-16 victory over Scotland on Saturday, shaking off their beautiful runners-up tag on a crisp evening at the Stade de France. Les Bleus matched England's number of titles since Italy joined the championship in 2000 and did so in style,

It all comes down to this for France, as Fabien Galthié's players go in search of a win against Scotland, knowing that a victory will see them seal the Six Nations title. Last weekend's stunning win over Grand Slam-chasing Ireland in Dublin means the championship is France's to lose coming into this final match of the tournament.

So what did we learn from a dramatic final day of explosive Six Nations action, with one eye on the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia which is starting to shimmer on the horizon? Well France will be celebrating their first title in three years with maybe a degree of frustration that they didn’t complete the Grand Slam after losing 26-25 as England staged a late rally at Twickenham in February.

PARIS (Reuters) -France set a record for most tries scored in a single Six Nations campaign when Yoram Moefana touched down in their home game against Scotland on Saturday. It was the 30th try for Fabien Galthie's side - one more than England's 29 in the 2001 championship.