Fabien Galthie has made one change to his France line-up from the one defeated by Ireland last time out in the Six Nations.

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Uini Atonio is suspended following a dangerous tackle in the 32-19 Dublin defeat with Mohamed Haouas to fill his slot in the XV.

This is an all-important showdown for both teams. If France lose, they are effectively out of the running to defend their title. If Scotland lose, they must pick up a result against Ireland in Round 4 to tear the competition wide open.

RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about the France team to face Scotland.

France team news v Scotland – Six Nations 2023

France: Ramos, Penaud, Fickou, Moefana, Dumortier, Ntamack, Dupont, Baille, Marchand, Haouas, Flament, Willemse, Jelonch, Ollivon, Alldritt

Replacements: Barlot, Wardi, Falatea, Taofifenua, Cros, Macalou, Couilloud, Jalibert

When is France v Scotland?

France v Scotland will take place on Sunday 26th February 2023.

The match will kick off at 3pm on ITV1.

Check out our Six Nations TV fixtures schedule for the latest times and information.

Six Nations 2023 on TV – Week 3

Round 3

Saturday 25th February

Italy v Ireland (2:15pm) ITV1

Wales v England (4:45pm) BBC One / S4C

Sunday 26th February

France v Scotland (3pm) ITV1

Six Nations fixtures

Check out the Six Nations fixtures for each team with our guides below:

If you’re looking for something else to watch, check out our TV Guide or Streaming Guide or visit our Sport hub for all the latest news.

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Michael PottsSport Editor

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