Rugby-France captain backs officials after TMO decision seals narrow win


Rugby Union - Six Nations Championship - Scotland v France - Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain - February 10, 2024 Scotland's Finn Russell talks to referee Nic Berry after scoring a try that was later disallowed after a TMO review REUTERS/Russell Cheyne

EDINBURGH (Reuters) - France were sure they had held up Scotland over their line with the final play to complete a 20-16 Six Nations win at on Saturday, as captain Gregory Alldritt said the officials made the correct decision to deny the home side a try.

Scotland felt they had forced the ball down over the tryline, but Australian referee Nic Berry ruled they were held up and the Irish Television Match Official Brian MacNeice said he could find no evidence to overturn the decision.

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