France secures Women's Six Nations final berth with 38-15 win over Scotland

France secured a dominant 38-15 victory over Scotland in the Women's Six Nations, maintaining their perfect start to the tournament. The match, held in La Rochelle, saw France lead 13-0 at halftime, thanks to a try from Carla Arbez and two penalties from Morgane Bourgeois. Although Scotland briefly narrowed the gap with a try from Emma Orr, France surged ahead in the second half, highlighted by a remarkable drop goal from scrum-half Pauline Bourdon Sansus and additional tries from Manae Feleu, Seraphine Okemba, and Bourgeois. The win positions France for a potential grand slam showdown against England, contingent on their upcoming matches against Wales and Italy. Scotland's only consolation came from a late try by Elis Martin. The victory marks France's continued pursuit of their first Six Nations title since 2018.