11-try France beat Scotland to set up England decider

11-try France beat Scotland to set up England deciderImage source, SNSImage caption, Scotland were hoping to register their second win of this year's championshipByAndy BurkeBBC Sport Scotland at Hive StadiumPublished17 minutes agoCommentsWomen's Six NationsScotland (14) 28Tries: Phillips 2, Coubrough, Sutcliffe Cons: Nelson 4France (31) 69Tries: Feleu, Arbez, Champon 2, Barrat, Soqeta (2), Chambon, Murie, Deshayes, Mwayembe Cons: Arbez 4, Queyroi 3France ran in 11 tries to sweep Scotland aside and earn the bonus-point win that sets up a final day showdown with England for the Women's Six Nations title.Tries from Manae Feleu, Carla Arbez, Siobhan Soqeta and two from Lea Champon put the French into a 31-14 half-time lead, with a double from Rachel Philipps giving the home fans something to cheer.Pauline Barrat stretched the visitors' lead after the break, Soqeta crossed again and further scores from Alexandra Chambon, Lea Murie, Annaelle Deshayes and Ambre Mwayembe saw the French ease to victory.Emily Coubrough and Aicha Sutcliffe scored second-half tries as the Scots claimed a four-try bonus point in defeat.Scotland travel to face Ireland in Dublin next Sunday, while France host champions England in the tournament decider in Bordeaux later that day.All the latest Scottish rugby newsListen to the BBC Scotland Rugby podcast AttributionSoundsThird defeat in row for weakened ScotsThe Scots were looking to bounce back from heavy defeats by England and Italy but made a nightmare start, spilling the ball straight from kick-off, and France made them pay when Feleu dived over with barely 50 seconds on the clock.The home side survived another onslaught with a turnover on their own line which allowed Rhona Lloyd to break free and get Scotland up the pitch. From there they built the pressure and Philipps burst through to power her way over the line on her first Test start. Helen Nelson converted to give Scotland the lead.Despite France being down to 14 playe...