Can anyone stop France's march towards the Six Nations title or even a grand slam?
Les Bleus will travel to Edinburgh to face the unpredictable Scotland in their penultimate game of the competition.
The home side are coming off wins over England and Wales and have more than enough talent to test the defending champions.
- Six Nations talking points: England at a crossroads, Ireland are back
- Power rankings: England plummet, France eye grand slam
Here is everything you need to know ahead of the game.
Key details:
Who: Scotland vs. France
When: Saturday, March 7, 2.10 p.m. GMT
Where: Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
Referees: Angus Gardner (RA)
Assistant referees: Andrew Brace (IRFU), Craig Evans (WRU)
Television match official: Brett Cronan (RA)
Where is Scotland vs. France being broadcast?
The game will be televised on the BBC in the UK and France Télévisions in France. BBC Radio 5Live will have audio commentary.
Team news:
Stats:
France have won the last four Six Nations matches against Scotland, averaging four tries a game.
France have also won six of their last seven Six Nations matches away from home
Finn Russell is set to win his 50th Six Nations cap for Scotland if he plays, becoming the third player to do so after Stuart Hogg (55), Ross Ford (55) and Chris Paterson (53).
France have conceded 17 penalties in the first three rounds, almost half as many as Scotland, who have conceded 33 in total.
Statistics courtesy of Opta.