Here, the PA news agency sets the scene with a look at the key talking points ahead of the Paris finale between France and Scotland. A partisan atmosphere awaits the Scots, with an expectant French crowd hoping to see their side claim the victory that will secure a first Six Nations title since 2022 and only a second championship triumph since 2010.

France enters Saturday's Six Nations rugby finale against Scotland with the title at stake and a host of records up for grabs in Paris.

Gregor Brown and Matt Fagerson replace the benched Jonny Gray and injured Jack Dempsey for Scotland's final Six Nations match away to France.

A France side brimming with confidence host Scotland on Saturday with a second Six Nations title of head coach Fabien Galthie's rollercoaster tenure on the line.

Gregor Townsend discusses what Scotland have taken from Toulouse, how much he rates France and why his side can apply pressure in Paris.

France head coach Fabien Galthie on Thursday named the following team to face Scotland in the Six Nations at the Stade de France on Saturday:15-Thomas Ramos, 14-Damian Penaud, 13-Gael Fickou, 12-Yoram Moefana,

Gregor Townsend believes Scotland have shown enough quality against France in recent seasons to go to Paris with optimism for Saturday night’s Guinness Six Nations finale.

Scotland have made two changes to their pack by bringing in Gregor Brown and Matt Fagerson to face title-chasing France in the last game of this year’s Six Nations in Paris on Saturday. Brown is in the second row to replace Jonny Gray,

Gregor Brown will make his first Six Nations start for Scotland after the Glasgow lock was included for their tournament finale at leaders France on Saturday. Scotland, who've never finished higher than third in the Six Nations era -- their last title came in the final edition of the old Five Nations in 1999 -- are currently fourth and effectively out of championship contention once again.