Fancy free seats at Murrayfield on Saturday and a chance to see if Scotland can make it two RBS 6 Nations wins in a row when France come to visit?
There's sure to be a great atmosphere in Edinburgh as the home XV try to build on their victory over Italy last month, while our French visitors are still serious contenders for the RBS 6 Nations title: they're one of four sides on four points after three rounds of games.
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