Having opened their Six Nations campaign by beating Italy and then lost to Ireland and England, Scotland returned to winning ways with a 35-29 win over Wales at the weekend but it was hardly plain sailing. Gregor Townsend's side shipped 21 unanswered points in the final quarter as their 35-8 lead was whittled down to just six points.
The campaign ends in Paris on Saturday night against title-chasing France and there could be changes, particularly on the bench. Scotland's championship hopes are all but over and even a rare win in the French capital could end up with them finishing fourth.
Co-captain Rory Darge was injured in the win over Wales and is in a race to be fit to face powerful opponents who have selected a seven-one split of forwards and backs on their bench in recent games.
Townsend may try to counter that by sacrificing a replacement back and reverting to a six-two split at the Stade de France. Scotland last won at the Saint-Denis venue in 2021 when they stunned the hosts with a late winning try from Duhan van der Merwe.
13. Huw Jones
Set up Jordan for his first try after tracking van der Merwe’s run down the left flank. Having an outstanding tournament. | SNS Group
14. Darcy Graham
Marked his return after concussion with a first-half try versus Wales, his 30th for Scotland in 45 Test matches. | SNS Group
15. Blair Kinghorn
The full-back was player of the match in the win over Wales, scoring two tries and posing a threat throughout. | SNS Group / SRU
16. Ewan Ashman
Things haven’t always gone smoothly for the replacement hooker but likely to provide cover again for Cherry. Edinburgh team-mate Patrick Harrison would be the other option. | SNS Group