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Summary Greig Laidlaw pulled back three points for the Scots.
PARIS (AFP) - Fly-half sensation Romain Ntamack fired France to their first victory of this year’s Six Nations with a 27-10 defeat of Scotland on Saturday to leave the injury-hit visitors without a victory in the French capital in 20 years.
The home side enjoyed a 10-3 half-time lead after a Ntamack try converted by full-back Thomas Ramos, who also booted a penalty. Greig Laidlaw pulled back three points for the Scots.
Yoann Huget scored early in the second period before Gregory Alldritt crossed for a late brace of tries either side of one from Scotland replacement Ali Price.
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