France secured the Six Nations title with a last-minute penalty kick by Thomas Ramos. The decisive kick came after England had briefly led through a try by Tommy Freeman.
Louis Bielle-Biarrey scored four tries in the match, contributing significantly to France's victory. His performance included a crucial try following a cross-field chip that exploited space on the wing.
England scored seven tries and 46 points but failed to hold on in the final moments. The match ended with a penalty awarded at a ruck 45 metres from the posts, which Ramos successfully converted.