Ireland vs England LIVE: Six Nations 2023 result and reaction as Ireland seal grand slam after red card

Wales won’t go down without a fight. Tomos Williams forces France back into their own in-goal and Thomas Ramos can’t escape. turned over by Justin Tipuric after he is felled by Nick Tompkins.

Better from Wales. Nick Tompkins threads a diagonal grubber for his teammates to chase and both George North and Josh Adams oblige, forcing France to scramble into their own half. Antoine Dupont subsequently throws a forward pass.

There is still nearly half-an-hour left, but I think we are reasonably safe to say that France will go top of the Six Nations table with that bonus point in tow.

Two more French front-row changes, with Reda Wardi and Peato Mauvaka on. The Stade de France crowd lift as the latter gathers a Welsh over-throw at a lineout.

Wardi is soon involved, too, carrying off Antoine Dupont’s pass. A French knock on ends the movement.

That’s the bonus point score!

A first phase strike move of real beauty from France. Jonathan Danty is the decoy on the hard angle back towards the set-piece, Romain Ntamack fading out the back to take a pass. The fly-half has options around him and picks the right one, waiting a half-beat to give flat to Gael Fickou, who makes the incision and tumbles over the line.

Thomas Ramos continues his perfect afternoon with the boot.

France are close to cutting Wales open with every touch. A mess of a lineout ends with the hosts totally in retreat but they still manage to threaten, Jonathan Danty fearless in lifting a one-handed offload from inside his own 22 to Thomas Ramos, who nearly sprints clear of Nick Tompkins. Wales are forced to infringe at the breakdown after Tompkins tugs Ramos down.

Uini Atonio is replaced by Sipili Falatea, who is making that bench tighthead role his own.

Changes in the Welsh tight five: Bradley Roberts and Gareth Thomas on for Ken Owens and Wyn Jones, while Daffyd Jenkins replaces Alun Wyn Jones as the lock surely says farewell to the Six Nations.

50th cap, first try - Uini Atonio provides a burly French finish!

What a way to mark the half-century. It’s been a fine return to the fold for Atonio after his ban, with the tighthead busy throughout this afternoon. I’m not quite sure Thomas Ramos expected his pass to end up in the prop’s hands as he hustled around the corner to further exploit France’s numbers advantage to the left, but Atonio takes securely, making the most of a mass mismatch against Louis Rees-Zammit to flop over the line.

The excellent Ramos is accurate again from the tee.

Julien Marchand thrusts up the centre, picking and driving through a hole outside Adam Beard. Penalty to France 15 metres out - Antoine Dupont calls for a scrum.

Thomas Ramos takes a high kick and pauses, like a boxer inviting his opponent to swing. Wales resist, waiting for Ramos to make his intentions clear and halting him as he darts to the right.

France make metres up the left, Ethan Dumortier and Charles Ollivon eventually held up inside the Welsh 22, but able to smuggle the ball back to his scrum-half.