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.

France set a new Six Nations record with 30 tries in a campaign, surpassing England's record from 2001. Yoram Moefana's try against Scotland sealed the new record. Louis Bielle-Biarrey tied an individual try record,

France secured the Six Nations championship with a flourish - and quashed England's hopes - by ultimately overpowering a dogged Scotland in Paris.

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.

France secured the Six Nations championship title with a 35-16 victory over Scotland at the Stade de France. The win, bolstered by a second-half surge and key performances from players like Yoram Moefana and Louis Bielle-Biarrey,

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.