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The Six Nations continues this weekend for the penultimate round of fixtures, which includes a battle between the top two teams in the table, which could see France crowned champions with a game to spare.

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The top two teams in this year’s Six Nations go head to head on Saturday afternoon in a potentially title deciding clash in Edinburgh.

Scotland, sat second in the table, with two wins from their opening three games so far, and a bonus point from all three outings, welcome a grand slam-chasing France side with three wins out of three so far.

France have no doubt been the most impressive side in this year’s Six Nations, beating Ireland by 22 points on the opening night before putting more than 50 points past Wales in Cardiff and beating probably the strongest Italian side in history by 25.

Fabien Galthie’s side know that a bonus point win of any sort in Edinburgh on Saturday will see them crowned Six Nations champions for the second year in a row, which would be their first time going back-to-back in 19 years.

Scotland will head into the clash in confident mood after wins over England and Wales in their last two matches following their disappointing defeat in Rome on the opening weekend, knowing that a win against France would put them right back in contention, potentially level on points or even ahead heading into Super Saturday.

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England will be desperate to get back to winning ways on Saturday in a potential banana skin of a fixture against Italy in Rome.

After a commanding victory over Wales in the opening weekend of this year’s competition, Steve Borthwick’s side have fallen to hugely disappointing defeats against Scotland and Ireland, shipping 42 points in the latter at Twickenham in their own back yard.

With a trip to Paris awaiting them in the final game, England will be wary of the threat that this impressive Italian side possess, where a defeat could leave them staring in the face of four defeats of five this year.

Italy will be feeling confident they can secure their first ever victory over what is a much changed England side, securing their second win of the campaign in the process as they bid for just a third ever top four Six Nations finish.

Gonzalo Quesada’s side got the better of Scotland in their opening match before coming with a whisker of victory against Ireland in Dublin, and will be seriously fancying their chances at a win on Saturday before they head to Cardiff on Super Saturday.

The weekend’s action gets underway on Friday night, as an Ireland side still with feint hopes of title challenge but very much relying on other results, take on a Wales side seemingly destined for a third consecutive wooden spoon and a 15th consecutive Six Nations loss.

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