the Blues beat Scotland in pain

The final whistle delivered the French team, which painfully won its match against Scotland on Saturday February 10. On the last Scottish action in the final seconds of play, the ball crossed the line dangerously. Flattened on a French shoe, it seems to miss. As the images were not clear enough for the referee, he did not award the try which would have won Scotland. The Blues therefore won 20 points to 16, after a complicated match.

Blues in difficulty

From the first minutes of play, the Blues were put in difficulty by the solid defense of the Scots, who scored their first try in the seventh minute thanks to Ben White, transformed by Finn Russell. The Blues painfully come back to score on a penalty from Ramos, but accumulate mistakes, letting the Scots take a lead. It was finally Gaël Fickou who allowed the XV of France to come back to the score, with a try converted by Ramos. In the second period, the Blues, deprived of their captain, were finally delivered by Louis Bielle-Biarrey.