Akrab 2, Echegaray 2, Tilloles, Cowie, Cotarmanac'h Con: Cotarmanac'h 5Scotland (22) 40Tries: Brown, Watson, Blyth-Lafferty, Van Wyk, Douglas Con: Urwin 2, Brown Pen: Urwin 2 Drop-goal: UrwinFrance secured the Under-20 Six Nations title for the first time since 2018 but were made to work for their win as they edged a nailbiting 12-try thriller against a brave Scotland in Paris.

In a 12-try thriller, scores from Jack Brown, Fergus Watson, Ollie Blyth-Lafferty, Cameron Van Wyk and Freddy Douglas were the pick of an extensive highlight reel for Kenny Murray’s side, who pushed the champions all the way on their own patch.

France enters the Six Nations finale against Scotland with the title at stake and a host of records up for grabs at Stade de France on Saturday. Prolific wingers Louis Bielle-Biarrey and Damian Penaud eye record-breaking tries,

France have brought in centre Gael Fickou and scrumhalf Maxime Lucu for the injured Antoine Dupont in two changes from the team that crushed Ireland in the lineup named on Thursday to face Scotland in Saturday's Six Nations finale at Stade de France.

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.

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,