Come kick-off on Saturday evening, France and Scotland will know exactly what is required of them. For the hosts, a record-levelling seventh Six Nations title since Italy joined the party in 2000, could be sealed if Ireland and England slip up. Victory by any margin will also tie up the trophy.
For the Scots—if Ireland and England both lose—they'll simply need to win with a 103-point swing over their opponents to lift the cup. More realistically, the visitors could open the door for the Irish or English to claim the championship with success in Paris.
