- Scotland secured a remarkable 50-40 victory over France at Murrayfield, shattering France's Grand Slam aspirations.
- The win means Scotland will go to Dublin to face Ireland on the final day with a chance to win the Six Nations title.
- Gregor Townsend's side scored seven tries, with wings Darcy Graham and Kyle Steyn each contributing two, and Finn Russell expertly orchestrating the attack.
- This marked the first time Scotland had scored 50 points against France in a rugby international.
- Despite the loss, France secured a potentially crucial four-try bonus point, though their hopes of a Grand Slam were ended.
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