What channel is Scotland v France Six Nations 2022 match on?
Check out how to watch Scotland v France live on TV this week, plus the latest team news, predictions and odds.
France has the 2022 Six Nations in their grasp and can take a stride towards glory this weekend when they face Scotland in Edinburgh.
Les Bleus entered the tournament as favourites and remain the only undefeated team left going into the third round of matches.
Fabian Galthie's men racked up a vital victory over Ireland last time out and are in pole position to claim the title, but three challenges remain in the shape of Scotland, Wales and England.
- Six Nations 2022 on TV – schedule, kick-off times, channel details
However, Scotland won't roll over as underdogs on home soil going into this one. They will be determined to produce the kind of upset display they've grown accustomed to in recent times.
Gregor Townsend's men arrived in the tournament as dark horses and boosted their credentials with a second victory over England in back-to-back tournaments, though they were narrowly defeated by Wales in Cardiff.
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When is Scotland v France on TV?
Scotland v France will take place on Saturday 26th February 2022.
Check out our Six Nations TV schedule guide for the latest times and information.
What time is kick off?
Scotland v France will kick off at 2:15pm.
There's a full slate of Six Nations games taking place this week, including England v Wales.
What TV channel is Scotland v France on?
Fans can tune in to watch the game for free live on BBC from 1:15pm.
BBC have the rights to broadcast all of Scotland's home matches.
How to live stream Scotland v France online
You can also live stream the match via BBC iPlayer on a range of devices including laptops, smartphones and tablets.
How to listen to Scotland v France on radio
Audio commentary of the game will be broadcast on BBC Radio 5 Live.
Scotland v France team news
Scotland: Hogg, Graham, Harris, Tuipulotu, Van der Merwe, Russell, Price; Schoeman, McInally, Z Fagerson, Skinner, Gilchrist, Darge, Watson, Bradbury
Replacements: Turner, Kebble, Nel, Hodgson, Haining, White, Kinghorn, Bennett
France: Jaminet, Penaud, Fickou, Danty, Moefana, Ntamack, Dupont; Baille, Marchand, Atonio, Woki, Willemse, Cros, Jelonch, Alldritt.
Replacements: Mauvaka, Gros, Bamba, Taofifenua, Flament, Cretin, Lucu, Ramos.
Scotland v France odds
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bet365 odds: Scotland (12/5) Draw (25/1) France (4/11)*
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Scotland v France prediction
Both teams have been here before. Scotland, with plenty of talented stars among their ranks, just unable to string together consistent results to really threaten for the title.
France, with the odds tilted in their favour and a squad to back-up their credentials as favourites.
This is far from a dead-cert outcome. Scotland have proven they are capable of mixing it with the very elite teams in world rugby, while France have bottled big games in the past. On paper though, the visitors should claim a very close victory.
Scotland v France prediction: France win
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