Thomas Ramos seals France's Six Nations title with last-kick penalty against England

Thomas Ramos delivered a dramatic last-minute penalty to seal France's Six Nations Championship victory over England.

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The match ended with France winning 48-46 in a breathtaking thriller at the Stade de France.

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Ramos struck a 45-meter penalty slightly to the left with three minutes of stoppage time remaining.

The 79,000 spectators erupted in jubilant celebration as the kick sailed through the posts.

France was reduced to 14 men when Demba Bamba received a yellow card in the 73rd minute.

Marcus Smith had converted a try with three minutes left to give England a 46-45 lead.

In the tense silence before the final kick, Ramos stepped up and delivered the crucial penalty.

France secured their second consecutive Six Nations Championship with this victory.

This marked the first time since 2006-2007 that France completed a consecutive double.

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Under Fabien Galthié, Les Bleus claimed their 20th championship title and third in five years.

The title arrived following Ireland's win over Scotland earlier in the day.

France finished top of the standings with 21 points.

Ireland were second on 19 points and Scotland third with 16 points.

England suffered their worst ever championship finish with just one win.

The match was a spectacular back-and-forth contest with multiple lead changes.

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Louis Bielle-Biarrey scored an incredible four tries for France.

The Bordeaux winger established himself as a key player on the world stage.

Thomas Ramos delivered a perfect kicking display to keep France in contention.

Marcus Smith was decisive for England when he came on as a substitute.

Smith scored a try and converted it himself to put England ahead with minutes remaining.

France scored a penalty try just before halftime when Ellis Genge was penalized.

The victory marked a significant moment in French rugby history.

The match celebrated the 120th anniversary of the first Crunch between France and England.

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After losing to Scotland, France knew their Grand Slam hopes were over.

The championship vindicated Galthie's squad selection decisions.

Several players broke through and established themselves during the tournament.

French rugby fans experienced an emotional rollercoaster throughout the match.

The finale will be remembered as one of the most dramatic in recent Six Nations history.