Check out how to watch Scotland v France in a Women’s Six Nations 2024 match, including TV details and more.
Scotland host France at Hive Stadium in Edinburgh on Saturday at 2:15pm.
They will hope to build on their impressive win over Wales in front of what is expected to be a raucous home crowd.
Bryan Easson’s side hung on to see out a 20-18 victory over Wales – as the hosts missed a last-minute conversion – to clinch Scotland’s second ever away win in the competition.
The result undoubtedly shows the improvement that Scotland have made since the introduction of professional contracts, with 23 of the 34-player squad contracted to Scottish Rugby.
France recorded a big win over Ireland in the opening round and firmly announced themselves as chief rivals to England, who are aiming for a sixth consecutive Six Nations title.
Scotland, with former England international Matt Banahan as their attack coach, are developing a sharp attack – but it’s one that France can match with their own free-flowing offence, as well as a powerful close-range game.
RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch Scotland v France on TV and online.
When is Scotland v France?
Scotland v France will take place on Saturday 30th March 2024.
The game takes place at the DAM Health Stadium in Edinburgh, Scotland.
What time is Scotland v France kick-off?
Scotland v France will kick off at 2:15pm.
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What TV channel is Scotland v France on?
Scotland v France will be shown live on BBC One Scotland.
Every match of the tournament will be shown live across BBC platforms.
How to live stream Scotland v France online
Scotland v France will be live streamed on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website for free.
Fans can tune in to watch all the action live and on the move via a range of devices, including smartphones and tablets via the BBC iPlayer app.
Scotland v France prediction
Scotland should rightly enter this clash with growing confidence after an opening weekend win, and they have a strong shot at finishing third for the first time since 2005, but they’re still likely some way off the strength of the French.
Prediction: FRANCE WIN
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