PARIS, March 14 (Reuters) - Thomas Ramos kicked a last-gasp penalty ⁠to secure France’s third Six Nations title in five years with a nerve-shredding 48-46 victory over England in a dramatic game at the Stade de France ⁠on Saturday.

Louis Bielle-Biarrey shone in a four-try display as Les Bleus finished on 21 points, two ahead of Ireland who beat third-placed Scotland 43-21 ‌as England finished fifth, winning only one game in the Six Nations for the first time.