Right, I'm off for a breather after a scarcely believable game of rugby. Scotland blew France away with a sparkling display of attacking rugby and kept their title hopes alive in the process.

They go to Dublin next weekend knowing they have to better France's result against England.

You can relive the action by scrolling back through this page or there's a quick recap below:

• Graham & Steyn cross either side of Bielle-Biarrey & Attissogbe tries
• Schoeman, White, Steyn, White & Jordan ease seven-try Scots clear
• Dupont, Ramos (twice) & Jegou go over as French secure potentially priceless bonus point

Read Tom English's report from Murrayfield and keep an eye on the rugby union page for more reaction.

Thanks for your company. Go and enjoy the rest of your Saturday.

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Here's some more from Scotland's all-time record try scorer.

Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend tells BBC One: "It was a brilliant day, brilliant day for our supporters.

"Not just the rugby we played, but the mindset to keep attacking, a lot of teams would sit on that lead against France.

"We know the best way of winning is playing like what got us that success in the first half.

"I believed in the team.

"Our game is built to put some of our best strike players in the game into space and they built phase after phase and grew in confidence.

"You need painful moments and defeat to make you the team you're going to be. Italy is part of the journey."

And another.

Go on, watch another Scotland try.

Do it.

Fair to say Sione Tuipulotu was pleased to get the Auld Alliance Trophy.

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Scotland captain Sione Tuipulotu tells BBC One: "Considering how this tournament started for us, we believe now, the tournament is not over for us.

"I could not be prouder to be captain of this team.

"We've got ourselves an opportuntiy next week

"We stuck together after a tough first round and tough autumn and have now given ourselves one more job to do next week.

"Couldn't be happier for him [Gregor Townsend], we rallied behind our coach.

"One more week to finish the job."

John Barclay
Former Scotland captain on BBC One

I don't think anyone was predicting 50-40.

Scotland were unbelievably good today and made a good French team look average in large parts of the game today.

Darcy Graham tells BBC One: "That game was crazy, a 90-point game, it's unheard of.

"You know what they're like, such a big unit, such a quality team and knew what they'd bring today and we did well to stop it.

"It's a special win for us.

"Yeah of course [we can win in Dublin], confidence is right up there, everyone is loving life, it would be nice to go over to Ireland and get that win. It's all to play for."

Want a good omen, Scotland fans?

The last time they scored four or more tries against France was in 1999, when they won the Five Nations title.

Nigel Owens
Former referee on BBC One

That should have been picked up during the game.

We're seeing replays of an eye gouge on Ewan Ashman by Oscar Jegou during the game.

That's not a good look at all and there's a lengthy ban coming, one suspects.

Scotland winger and player of the match Kyle Steyn starts by telling BBC One his injury isn't too concerning.

"Just a big ugly gash, yeah [I'll be back for next week]," he says.

"I think we knew you couldn't come and try contain them, you had to fire shots at them.

"You just knew it was going to be a great day.

"It was all about making sure we fired the first shot.

"I was more worried about how much we were celebrating, we needed to get our feet on the ground and keep going."

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Who would have predicted that after Scotland lost in Rome?

Not me.

Johnnie Beattie
Former Scotland back row on BBC Radio 5 Live

Scotland are now taking it to super Saturday and they are worthy winners. That was joyous to watch. Scottish rugby, on days like that, is phenomenal to be part of and to be here on game day.

Just remarkable.

So, the Six Nations title will be decided next weekend.

France, who lead Scotland on points difference, host England, while the Scots go to Dublin.

Ireland aren't out of it either.

Chris Paterson
Former Scotland international on BBC One

Ramos has been outstanding for France.

What a game.