Wales vs France LIVE: Women’s Six Nations rugby result and final score as Les Bleues continue winning run

Tremouliere makes an incredibly hard run look flawless. She gets the ball and keeps going, tackled by two players over the line.

France will surely streak away now.

Tremouliere converts her own try!

Hale and Fall look to be in a scuffle with France trying to drive forward, I wouldn’t be surprised if we come back to that in a moment.

And there we go! The ref is having a word with the players now. They have been given a warning but I’m shocked Hale isn’t given anything for that, it looked like she shoved her face. But Hale has now been subbed off with Rose on.

France now on the attack and they win another penalty. More pushing and shoving, surely there’s got to be a card? Nope another warning.

I keep using the word but it’s the only one which fits, this game is so messy!

It was a Welsh scrum but France win the penalty and so the visitors have the ball again.

More Wales changes as Lillicrap comes off for Harries.

Wales do well to stop the driving maul but France are just a few metres away now with a penalty advantage.

France have a double movement and so we come back for the penalty. They kick to corner.

I’m breathless watching this, no synergy to this match.

France look to create their first spell of pressure but Butchers does exceedingly well as she strips the ball.

Wales made their first changes before the scrum, which France have won, with Callendar and Lewis on.

France clear their lines and now they make their first changes. Sansus and Hermet are off for Chambon and Forlani on.

Oh my word, Fall makes an incredible break who has made great metres. But they lose the ball forward. Both teams making errors.

Wales keeps slamming into the French wall but Bevan makes a fantastic break!

She is pulled down but Wales continue to knock on the door. Huge hits come in but Ferer gives away a penalty at the breakdown. France’s penalty count is starting to clock up.

The hosts opt for a scrum five metres out. Bevan cycles it out very quickly to kick Joyce on but the Bristol Bears back in penalised on the floor.

Frustration for Wales but France’s defence holds out once again.

Wales’ first half clearances were underwhelming but Snowsill hits a good kick which sees Jacquet lose control.

Despite the disrupted start to the second 40 for France, they do look deadly as Wales try to build. The visitors again push Wales backwards in attack but then Boujard makes an error as her clearance kick goes out on the full.

The Wales line-out continues to be messy and France come away with it. Sansus runs and runs, what a player she is, but Wales turn it over at the break down.

It’s kicked away but Philips then bags a breakdown penalty. A very messy and frantic opening exchanges.

Joyce has a show and go and makes great metres, can Wales get their first try here?

Wales will need to strike early in this half if they are to get back into this match.

It’s a testamant to their defence that France don’t have more tries but the visitors could run away with this if Wales aren’t careful.

Well I highlighted Caroline Boujard as a player to watch ahead of the match and she has certainly come back with a bang!

Huge skill to wrestle the ball back in the air fron Joyce to score France’s second.

Take a look at the try:

Sansus kicks the ball off the pitch and now we can all have a breather from that messy but brilliant half.

Two Sanus tries, a score from Jacquet and another from Boujard sees France with the bonus point.

Wales have been completely dominated so far and they will have to be the first to score in the second 40 to get a hold of this one.

Sansus does well to pounce but Wales are continuing to knock on the door. The crowd have come to life to urge their team forward.

Wales have an advantage as France are offside as Terry almost gets over but she loses control. The hosts again kick to the corner, surely their first points are coming. It will be a huge blow if they don’t get over.

Joyce’s HIA is passed and so she is back on the field. A messy line-out sees France get the ball back, a horrible end to the half for Wales who will have to deal with a French attack before the whistle.