Man of the match Emmanuel Meafou speaking to ITV: "I think it was a good team performance. I was blowing out there but we did it. I dug deep, I didn't think I had it in me but I am here and I am blessed and so grateful for this opportunity."
On if France would get a bonus point: "I think we always believed we would get the bonus point win. We knew Italy were a strong team, they hung in for 80 minutes, they never cracked and they never let go.
"I think the players speak for themselves, they are quality players and they work for their spot, it doesn't matter the name on the back, everyone does their job and we work.
"Our goal is to take out the Six Nations game by game but the end goal is the 2027 World Cup so we keep working towards that."
Converted try - France 33-8 Italypublished at 79 mins
79 mins
Emilien Gailleton (con Ramos)
Champagne stuff!
France take off the great Antoine Dupont to a hero's reception and replacement Baptiste Serin swiftly crafts another try. His passing is so crisp and centre Emilien Gailleton holds his place out wide beofre flying over to score. A clinic.
Converted try - France 26-8 Italypublished at 71 mins
71 mins
Gael Drean (con Ramos)
On debut!
It takes France precisely 15 seconds of gametime to make that extra man count as Thomas Ramos looks up and sends a perfect kick across the northern skies to bounce into the arms of wing Gael Drean for a walk-in. Lovely kick.
There may have been a lull on the scoreboard but not in the stands as the France fans boom into life with their national anthem. They may be recognising that this could be France's toughest spell of the tournament.
Paul Grayson Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
This is relentless. The physical side of these French forwards, they all carry with skill, footwork and heart. Maximum respect for Italy with their defence.
France must have had five or six charges at the line there but they somehow fail to score, as Fabien Brau-Boirie spills the ball metres from the tryline. It was shelled at him by Antoine Dupont.