France claimed their seventh Six Nations trophy in a record-strewn 35-16 victory over Scotland on Saturday, shaking off their beautiful runners-up tag on a crisp evening at the Stade de France. Les Bleus matched England's number of titles since Italy joined the championship in 2000 and did so in style,

England has kept alive its Six Nations rugby title hopes by running in seven tries in a bonus-point 47-24 win over Italy at Twickenham that extended its perfect all-time test record against the Azzurri.

It all comes down to this for France, as Fabien Galthié's players go in search of a win against Scotland, knowing that a victory will see them seal the Six Nations title. Last weekend's stunning win over Grand Slam-chasing Ireland in Dublin means the championship is France's to lose coming into this final match of the tournament.

PARIS (Reuters) -France set a record for most tries scored in a single Six Nations campaign when Yoram Moefana touched down in their home game against Scotland on Saturday. It was the 30th try for Fabien Galthie's side - one more than England's 29 in the 2001 championship.

Nothing less than a win will do for title-chasing England on Saturday as they take on Wales at the Millennium Stadium in this crunch Six Nations fixture. Saturday's middle fixture in this final weekend of the tournament sees England going in search a bonus-point win which could be enough to sneak the trophy in the event of a Scotland victory over leaders France in the day's final game.

France have won the 2025 Six Nations title after a 35-16 victory over Scotland in the final match on an exciting Super Saturday. Defeat for Les Blues would have handed the championship to England and they were made to work in Paris by the Scots.

England produced one of their best performances for years to crush hapless Wales by a record 68-14 scoreline on Saturday, finishing the Six Nations on a high and retaining a chance of winning the title should France fail to beat Scotland later.