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Scotland vs France: Live stream, TV channel, team news and kick-off time for Women’s Six Nations match

SCOTLAND are currently without a win, but did gain a bonus point for being less than seven points behind Wales last weekend.

France are level on points with England and Wales and currently sit at the top of the table.

GettyScottish fullback Chloe Rollie missed last weeks match due to illness but should be back for this weekends game[/caption]

French captain Gaelle Hermet will hope to continue her incredible form with a win over ScotlandGetty

However, with the two sides playing on Saturday France could be left as high as second if they don’t come away from Glasgow with a win.

What date is Scotland vs France and when does it kick off?

The game is on Sunday, April 10.

It is scheduled to kick off at 1pm UK time.

The Women’s Six Nations fixture will take place at Scotstoun in Glasgow.

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What TV channel is it on and can I live stream it?

Fans can watch the game Live on BBC Scotland.

What is the team news?

The Scottish line-up:

Forwards: 1. Leah Bartlett 2. Lana Skeldon 3. Christine Belisle 4. Louise McMillan 5. Sarah Bonar 6. Rachel Malcolm (C) 7. Evie Gallagher 8. Jade Konkel.

Backline: 9. Jenny Maxwell 10. Helen Nelson (VC) 11. Megan Gaffney 12. Lisa Thomson 13. Emma Orr 14. Rhona Lloyd 15. Chloe Rollie.

Replacements: 16. Jodie Rettie 17. Molly Wright 18. Katie Dougan 19. Lyndsay O’Donnell 20. Rachel McLachlan 21. Caity Mattinson 22. Sarah Law 23. Meryl Smith.

The French line-up:

Forwards: 1. Annaelle Deshayes 2. Laure Touye 3. Assia Khalfaoui 4. Celine Ferer 5. Madoussou Fall 6. Julie Annery 7. Gaelle Hermet (C) 8. Emeline Gros.

Backline: 9. Laure Sansus 10. Jessy Tremouliere 11. Melissande Llorens 12. Chloe Jacquet 13. Marine 14. Marie-Aurelie Castel Menager 15. Emilie Boulard.

Replacements: 16. Celia Domain 17. Coco Lindelauf 18. Clara Joyeux 19. Safi N’Diaye 20. Romane Menager 21. Alexandra Chambon 22. Morgane Peyronnet 23. Gabrielle Vernier

What are the odds?

Scotland win 40/1  

Draw 60/1

France win 1/80

Odds courtesy of Betfair and correct as of April 8.

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