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Updated 14/03/2026 at 22:57 GMT
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22:25
RAMOS SNATCHES SIX NATIONS GLORY FOR FRANCE WITH LAST SECOND KICK
Thomas Ramos' last-gasp penalty saw France snatch Six Nations glory from under Ireland's noses, sealing a dramatic 48-46 victory over England.
Les Blues claimed their record-breaking eighth championship in Paris, after coming out on top in an epic clash at Stade de France.
Both sides made a positive start with Louis Bielle-Biarrey crossing twice as France surged into a 14-5 lead.
But England, for whom Tom Roebuck had crossed earlier on, responded as Cadan Murley and Ollie Chessum went over, before Alex Coles completed the turnaround, helping them go 27-17 to the good.
A penalty try just before half-time saw Ellis Genge sent to the bin and France capitalised on their numerical advantage straight after the break, with Bielle-Biarrey and Theo Attissogbe going over.
However, Chessum intercepted Matthieu Jalibert's offload to surge half the pitch and keep England in contention, before Marcus Smith put the visitors back in front.
Bielle-Biarrey scored his fourth try to put the hosts ahead with 15 minutes remaining, but the sin-binning of Demba Bamba enabled Tommy Freeman to restore England's advantage four minutes from time.
France launched one final surge and were awarded a penalty just inside their opponents' half, with Ramos successfully kicking the winning points.
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22:19
THE WINNING MOMENT
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22:13
RECORD BREAKERS
22:10
C'EST MAGNIFIQUE FOR LES BLEUS
France are the Six Nations champions for a record-breaking eighth time, following the most dramatic of victories over England.
Following Ireland's victory over Scotland earlier on Saturday, the scenario was perfectly clear for Les Blues: win, and the title would be theirs.
All appeared to be going to plan when they surged into a 14-5 lead inside the opening quarter of an hour.
But England had not read the script, recovering to go 27-17 to the good as they finally managed to produce the rugby they had been lacking in recent weeks.
The thrilling finale swung this way and that, with a real seesaw battle developing in the second half, as the lead frequently changed hands.
With Bamba sent to the sin bin inside the final seven minutes, it looked like England had punished them when Freeman went over to edge them back ahead at 46-45.
Yet the discipline that has hampered Borthwick's side throughout this championship came back to bite them once more, as France were awarded a last-gasp penalty.
Ramos, who had been perfect off the tee, showed nerves of steel to deliver the kick that completed a successful title defence for his country.
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FULL-TIME
France 48-46 England
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80+4'
RAMOS NAILS IT
The full-back, from just over 40 metres, keeps his cool to send the kick whistling over the posts.
France are the champions!
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80+2'
PENALTY TO FRANCE
Ramos is going to kick for goal from just inside the England half.
The destination of the 2026 Six Nations trophy all comes down to this one final kick of the ball...
78'
TRY!!! FRANCE 45-46 ENGLAND (FREEMAN)
Is that the moment that hands the title to Ireland?!
Cunningham-South drives England forward across a couple of phases.
A gap eventually appears for Freeman to burst through and touch down under the posts.
Marcus Smith converts to edge them back ahead.
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75'
HELD UP
France do superbly to stop England's surge for the line.
They are five minutes away from Six Nations glory...
74'
YELLOW CARD
France will play the last few minutes with a numerical disadvantage, after Bamba is sent to the bin.
How crucial will that prove to be...?
73'
HISTORY MAKER
The first Frenchman to score four tries in a Test since the Second World War.
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70'
10 MINUTES LEFT
If the scoreline remains, glory will be France's.
There is still time, though, for another twist or two...
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66'
TRY!!! FRANCE 45-39 ENGLAND (BIELLE-BIARREY)
Les Bleus regain their advantage!
England almost get through as Earl looks to get Fin Smith's punt under control, but France quickly counter.
Bielle-Biarrey chases a big boot in behind the visitors' defence, and gets there to touch down for the fourth time today.
Ramos remains perfect off the tee to give the hosts a six-point cushion.
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62'
GRANDSTAND FINISH
We are approaching the last quarter of an hour of what has been a thrilling finale at Stade de France.
As things stand, the Six Nations title will be Ireland's.
Can France edge their noses back into the lead before it's too late...?
58'
TRY!!! FRANCE 38-39 ENGLAND (MARCUS SMITH)
England lead once more!
Back to full strength after Genge returns from the bin, the visitors look a lot more comfortable and quickly assert themselves.
Applying pressure on the defence, Marcus Smith powers his way over the line, before converting to edge England back in front.
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55'
CLOSE CALL
Three of the last five meetings between these sides in the Six Nations have been decided by three points or fewer.
It looks increasingly likely that we are going right to the wire once again here.
52'
TRY!! FRANCE 38-32 ENGLAND (CHESSUM)
Back come the visitors!
Chessum anticipates Jalibert's attempted offload, and has half the field to run into.
Nevertheless, he does so magnificently, demonstrating superb pace to power for the line.
Smith cannot convert, but England are back within touch.
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50'
TRY!! FRANCE 38-27 ENGLAND (ATTISSOGBE)
Absolutely ruthless from Les Bleus!
Awarded a penalty just in front of the posts, Dupont takes the tap quickly and fizzes a pass out to the unmarked Attissogbe, who is completely free to touch down in the corner.
Ramos makes no mistake as the hosts move two scores to the good.
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43'
TRY!!! FRANCE 31-27 ENGLAND (BIELLE-BIARREY)
Hat-trick hero!
Les Bleus take just over a minute of the second half to capitalise on that numerical advantage.
They go straight onto the attack, and Bielle-Biarrey is found with all the time in the world to touch down for a third time today.
Ramos converts superbly from an acute angle.
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