France vs Scotland Tickets 2027 | Six Nations Paris
Defending champions France return to Paris for Round 3 of the 2027 Guinness Men’s Six Nations when Scotland are the visitors to the Stade de France on Sunday, 21 February.
The Scots famously toppled Les Bleus in Edinburgh last year in the shock result of the tournament and France’s only defeat in six games, so revenge will be on the agenda for Fabien Galthié’s troops in the French capital.
The contest kicks off at 16:20 local time and alongside Championship points, the Auld Alliance Trophy will be on the line. To retain that pot, Gregor Townsend’s Scotland will have to find a way to win in Paris for the first time since 2021.
In this article, we’ll tell you how you can buy France vs Scotland tickets for the 2027 Six Nations in Paris, which seats in the Stade de France offer the best views and how to get to the ground on matchday.
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If you’re trying to find genuine match tickets for France vs Scotland in Paris, there are numerous reasons to shop for seats with LiveRugbyTickets.
We’ve been in business since 2004 and over the years, we’ve become the number one destination for rugby union tickets on the secondary marketplace. Our inventory has listings for every single Six Nations 2027 fixture, as well as tickets for other major tournaments like the Nations Championship and Rugby World Cup.
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How to buy France vs Scotland Six Nations tickets
Follow the straightforward steps below to book Six Nations tickets for France vs Scotland in Paris safely and securely on our booking system:
- Browse our live listings at the top of this page to find tickets. You can refine the search results by using the interactive Stade de France map.
- Select the number of tickets you’d like to buy. Choices here will be affected by availability. Bigger groups might need to be split up across different rows or aisles.
- Click “Buy” and complete the checkout process using our secure online payment form. Enter your personal details and payment information in the relevant fields
- Confirm your order and wait for delivery (digital or physical). If you’ve placed a last-minute order, you may need to collect the tickets in person. We’ll arrange a pick-up point for you.
France vs Scotland, Six Nations 2027: match snapshot
| Competition |
2027 Guinness Men’s Six Nations (Round 3) |
| Date and kick-off |
Sunday 21 February 2027, 15:10 GMT (16:10 local) |
| Venue |
Stade de France, 93200 Saint-Denis, Paris |
| Gates |
Typically, two to three hours before kick-off |
| Trophy |
Auld Alliance Trophy (Scotland are holders) |
| Last meeting |
Scotland 50–40 France, Murrayfield, 7 March 2026 |
| Last in Paris |
France 35–16 Scotland, 15 March 2025 |
France vs Scotland, Six Nations 2027: match preview, head-to-head and Auld Alliance Trophy history
Fabien Galthié’s formidable France have emerged as one of the world’s strongest outfits in recent years and Les Bleus are chasing a historic three-peat in 2027, having won the last two editions of the Six Nations in fine style.
A victory over Scotland in Paris would allow them to take another step towards immortality, however, the Scots proved last year in Edinburgh that they can ruffle French feathers when everything clicks.
Gregor Townsend’s side inflicted a sensational 50-40 win over France at Murrayfield last year in what was one of the best Scottish performances in a generation. Indeed, that phenomenal result put Scotland into title contention going into the final weekend.
Winning on French soil will be a much steeper challenge, however. Scotland have lost on each of their last four visits there and they’ve won only once in France since 1999.
The history of this fixture runs deep. The teams have shared Test matches since 1910 and have played each other more than 100 times over the last century.
The winner of meetings between France and Scotland have been awarded the Auld Alliance Trophy since 2018, a piece of silverware forged to honour the rugby players from both nations that served and died in World War I.
That trophy will be up for grabs again in Paris and last year’s tussle between the sides suggests another high-scoring and keenly competitive contest between France and Scotland should be in the works. You can be there to catch the action live with LiveRugbyTickets.
See the full list of Six Nations 2027 tickets, more France rugby tickets, and Scotland rugby tickets. France’s other home games are against Wales on 6 February and Italy on 6 March.
Stade de France guide
The Stade de France has an address in Paris, though really it sits just to the north of the city in Saint-Denis. The home of French rugby has a capacity of 81,338, making it a perfect venue to host fixtures of significance, like February’s Six Nations match against Scotland.
If you’re a first-timer, you should note that food and drink services inside are cashless, as are many of the vendors, bars and restaurants in the vicinity of the stadium.
Like at most other venues, security is tight and you won’t be allowed to take bags bigger than A4 size in. With 80,000+ fans all descending on the stadium for the match, it’s going to be busy, so make sure to give yourself enough time to get through the gates and to your seat.
Generally, we recommend getting to the stadium at least an hour before kick-off (16:10 local time). You want to be in your seat before the anthems, La Marseillaise and Flower of Scotland, blare out.
How to get to the Stade de France for France vs Scotland
RER
The RER rail transit system is a great way to get around Paris and RER B to La Plaine-Stade de France and RER D to Stade de France-Saint-Denis are the common matchday routes used by supporters. Both are just a few minutes from Gare du Nord, the central transport hub in the capital.
The match should finish around 18:00, so there will be plenty of same-evening trains back to Paris and elsewhere. With a mammoth crowd expected, it’s going to be busy and waiting times could be longer than usual.
Metro and walk
Metro line 14 to Stade de France-Saint-Denis, or line 13 to Saint-Denis-Porte de Paris provide alternative options to the above. The RER is usually quick on Sundays, however, they are guaranteed to be extremely busy, so the Metro might be a decent fallback. You can walk from the Metro stations above to the ground in no time.
Driving and parking
While there is parking at the stadium, it needs to be booked well in advance as spaces are claimed very quickly. Roads around Saint-Denis are usually restricted on matchdays. Many supporters driving from Channel ports in the UK, choose to leave their cars on the outskirts before finishing their journey to the Stade de France on the RER and Metro.
Eurostar and flights
A good chunk of the supporters travelling from Scotland and the rest of the UK will get the Eurostar to Gare du Nord, while others will fly into Charles de Gaulle airport. With the game kicking off in the afternoon, a same-day turnaround is possible. If you are planning to stay over, book as far in advance as possible as prices for rooms in the area climb.
FAQ: France vs Scotland tickets
When is France vs Scotland in the 2027 Six Nations?
France go head-to-head with Scotland in Round 3 of the Guinness Men’s Six Nations at the Stade de France on Sunday, 21 February 2027. Kick-off is 15:10 GMT, which is 16:10 local time in Paris.
How much are France vs Scotland rugby tickets?
Prices vary and depend on factors like availability and demand. Ticket prices for France vs Scotland can sit either above or below face value based on those aforementioned factors. Lower-tier seats tend to cost more than seats in the upper tiers and at the ends behind the posts. Our live inventory has ticketing options for every zone of the Stade de France.
Is it safe to buy France Six Nations tickets at LiveRugbyTickets?
Yes, completely safe. Payments and your personal details are fully protected by the latest 256-bit secure SSL checkout technology. All tickets listed by resellers on our marketplace are genuine match tickets for the Six Nations.
Where should first-time visitors to the Stade de France sit?
The Stade de France is a magnificent rugby venue and sightlines are great in most areas of the ground. A mid-tier seat on the side offers a nice balance between price and view, while lower tier seats are closer to the action but more expensive. If budgets are tighter, look towards the ends behind the posts. Views aren’t as good, but the atmosphere there will be superb.
How do I get to the Stade de France from central Paris?
You have several ways to get to the stadium from the centre of the city. You could take RER B to La Plaine-Stade de France or RER D to Stade de France-Saint-Denis from Gare du Nord. Alternatively, Metro services will also get you to within a short walking distance of the stadium.
What is the Auld Alliance Trophy in the Six Nations?
The Auld Alliance Trophy has been the prize for Six Nations meetings between France and Scotland. The Scots are the current holders following their shock 50-40 win over Les Bleus at Murrayfield on 7 March 2026. Overall, France have won it five times and Scotland four.
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