Scotland left it late but they claimed their first win in France in over 20 years.
In a match that France needed a bonus point win and a 21 point difference, it was Scotland who came out on top with 27-23 win in the Stade de France.
Scotland who were down to 14 men claimed victory with a Hastings try in the 84th minute after France foolishly tried to play from the back with the clock in the red.
Although France pretty much needed a miracle to claim the title, it was a determined and resolute Scotland who came out on top to claim the spoils.
The Scotland victory means Wales claimed the Six Nations title with a comfortable four point gap at the top of the table.
Scores as follows:
France 23
Tries: Dulin (36), Penaud (46), Rebbadj (65)
Conversions: Ntamack (37)
Penalties: Ntamack (9,28)
Scotland 27
Tries: Van Der Merwe (14,80), Cherry (61)
Conversions: Russell (14,62), Hastings (80)
Penalties: Russell (19,53)
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