France Poised for Six Nations Title in Finale Against Scotland

A bonus-point victory over Scotland would secure the championship for France, but England and Ireland remain in contention under specific scenarios.

France leads the Six Nations standings with 16 points and a superior points differential, needing a win against Scotland to claim the title.
A bonus-point victory, awarded for scoring four tries or more, would guarantee France the championship regardless of other results.
England's commanding win over Wales (68-14) and Ireland's narrow victory in Italy (22-17) keep both teams in contention, though England would need an improbable 86-point swing to overtake France.
France will play without injured captain Antoine Dupont, with Maxime Lucu and Grégory Alldritt stepping up as key leaders on the field.
Scotland, while mathematically eligible, faces a daunting task to win the tournament, requiring an unlikely combination of results and a high-scoring victory in Paris.