France v New Zealand live – Autumn Nations Series latest as France claim third straight victory over All Blacks after epic battle in Paris

And France have claimed a third straight victory over the All Blacks. France edge it 30-29. A brilliant match, but the home side celebrate with their fans.

Bielle-Biarrey can't land on the bouncing ball out wide, but it will not matter. All Blacks with the line-out in their own 22. Which is not what they need or where they need to be.

Bielle-Biarrey thought he was going to go over for the winning try before McKenzie is fouled by Dupont. New Zealand can't get out of their own half.

Both sides seems happy enough to trade punches from distance with the lead only one point. Fine margins, and one try might win it either way. Three minutes to play.

This time McKenzie drills over the penalty just inside the home half after France were penalised for foul play. French lead 30-29.

A high challenge going against New Zealand this time. Ofa Tu'ungafasi is the man in the dock and shakes his head. Over goes the three from Ramos to increase the lead to four.

Buros is replaced by Le Garrec which means Dupont survives the cull and moves to 10. All very nervy around the Stade de France.

Scoreboard pressure beginning to tell as All Blacks opt to take the points via the boot of McKenzie boot. France penalised for failing to clear out. Over goes the three points. Game right in the mixer now. France with a lead of only one point at 27-26.

Aumua, Tu’ungafasi and Tosi are on as Taylor, Williams and Lomax depart the scene. Jordan intercepts a French attack in the All Blacks 22 before the visitors break at speed down the pitch and earn a scrum from a forward pass. Messy from France.

Charles Ollivon denies All Blacks a certain try a metre out, but Dupont can't find touch and back come the All Blacks, who earn another penalty with France under severe pressure. Over goes the pen from McKenzie. Back to 27-23 for the French.

This really is the business end of any Test match, and one where the All Blacks would be keen to apply some serious pressure to the French set-piece. New Zealand have the ball 10 yards from the home line.

So Ramos prods over another penalty to rebuild the lead to seven points. Taylor penalised for coming in from the side of a maul.

Amazing what a try will do for the feel-good factor in the Stade de France. This was some score.

New Zealand with the chance to reduce the deficit here. And they opt for the penalty. Ratima and McKenzie on for Roigard and Reece. McKenzie slams over the three points. A 24-20 lead for the home side.

Well, the mood of this match is completely transformed as France suddenly storm ahead in this contest. Vaai offload is nowhere and Bordeaux winer Bielle-Biarrey speeds onto the Ramos kick to give the home side the lead before Ramos converts. French crowd loving this!

Gros, Mauvaka, Meafou and Alldritt depart the hectic scene as Marchand, Wardi, Taofifenua and Guillard come into the action. French rugby fans expect!

Suddenly the intensity is right on it for the home side as Gabin Villiere gets hold of Clarke's shirt and drags him into touch from the Jordan chip over the top. Vital piece of defensive work in Paris.

Something suggests this contest won't finish level tonight. A ferocious heavyweight battle in Paris.

And this game is suddenly all level early in the second half. Serious momentum shift in matters. A key line-out win five yards out and the maul sees Boudehent score the try before Ramos floats over the conversion. Game on indeed.

Emmanuel Meafou with a surging run to carry the ball deep into the All Blacks 22. Can't get the ball over the line as France spread it left, but an offside call gives France the chance to strike from the line out.