Scotland v France highlights: Six Nations score and updates as visitors hold on to win in thrilling end

And we’re back under way in Edinburgh. A crucial second half coming up for both sides - this game could go either way. France still down to 14 men for the first seven minutes of the second half with Uini Atonio’s sin-bin, remember.

Plenty of talking points from that first half with a big one right at the end as France prop Uini Atonio was sin-binned for a no-arms hit close to the line. The TMO Bunker reviewed the hit and determined that it would say as a yellow card rather than being upgraded to red.

The referee (and the bunker) has to go through a four-step process (detailed below) to determine the extent of the foul play and the sanction. The four steps are:

1. Has head contact occurred?
2. Was there any foul play?
3. What was the degree of danger?
4. Is there any mitigation?

A no-arms tackle is an always-illegal act, leading to a red card if there’s head contact. In this instance, the bunker either determined that there was a low degree of danger in Atonio’s hit and he tried to wrap his arms (ensuring it wasn’t a no-arms hit) or that it was a no-arms hit but there wasn’t clear head contact

A fascinating first 40 minutes in Edinburgh as Scotland hold a narrow lead but France are still right in this.

Penalty France! Cyril Baille leaps to his feet in delight having forced Zander Fagerson to floor. France survive.

And more good news for the visitors - Uini Atonio’s yellow card stands. He’ll be back with us reasonably soon after the interval, and France punt to touch to send us down the tunnel.

They will. Five out, virtually dead centre. A try before half-time would be huge.

Atonio slopes off; replacement tighthead Dorian Aldegheri trudges on with Scotland calling for a scrum. France sacrifice another forward and the Scottish front row draw a penalty. Will they scrum again?

France are in bother here. Another penalty, this time for a rather nasty no-arms hit from Uini Atonio a metre short of the line.

And Nic Berry goes to his pocket! That’s not great at all from Atonio, whose off to the bin for ten minutes at least with the incident referred to the bunker.

French hands pilfer Scottish ruck ball, but they can’t retain it, allowing the hosts back in. The Murrayfield crowd rises in expectation, and there’s a penalty to come back to when the home side stall.

Tapped off the floor - here come Scotland...

Some amateur acrobatics from Finn Russell, forced off his feet by a shallow Sione Tuipulotu pull-back pass but still managing to force on the next transfer. But Scotland can’t build too much further.

Neither, though, do France make much of turnover ball. Scotland back on the attack.