Darcy Graham is confident his Scotland side can head to Dublin on Saturday and go home with the Six Nations title.
“That game was crazy, a 90-point game, it’s unheard of,” said Graham. “You know what the French are like, such a big unit, such a quality team.
“We knew what they’d bring today and we did well to stop it. It’s a special win for us.
“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.”
Great day
Scotland winger and player of the match Kyle Steyn added: “We knew we couldn’t try to contain France, 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.”
Scotland captain, centre Sione Tuipulotu added: “Considering how this tournament started for us, we believe now – the tournament is not over for us.”
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