France Secures Six Nations Title with Victory Over Scotland

The French rugby team defeated Scotland 35-16, marking their first Six Nations championship since 2022 and setting multiple records along the way.

France triumphed over Scotland 35-16 in the final match of the 2025 Six Nations, clinching their second title under coach Fabien Galthié's leadership.
Yoram Moefana and Louis Bielle-Biarrey were standout performers, with Moefana scoring two tries and Bielle-Biarrey matching a century-old record with eight tries in a single tournament.
Despite their dominant performance, the French team struggled with discipline, receiving two yellow cards in the first half, which allowed Scotland to stay competitive early on.
Antoine Dupont, sidelined due to a severe knee injury, joined his team on the podium to lift the trophy, providing an emotional moment for players and fans alike.
Coach Fabien Galthié praised the team's growth, highlighting their offensive evolution and resilience, and declared this squad stronger than the 2023 iteration.