France run in six tries to join England at the top of the Six Nations table - match report
Wales strike first with a penalty try from a dominant line-out drive
France reduced to 13 players with a pair of yellow cards but still score through Madoussou Fall Raclot
The visitors lead for the first time early in second half after Manae Feleu's try
Wales lock Gwen Crabb shown a yellow card for a head-on-head tackle
France score their third try through wing Lea Murie and get the bonus before the hour through Pauline Bourdon Sansus
Wing Anais Grando scores a superb solo try and adds a late second
Wales 7-26 France
Incidentally, it is very much a family affair with the French side now with Teani Feleu joining skipper Manae on the field.
The replacement centre is penalised there though for holding on and Wales have a chance to mount some offence at last.
Wales 7-26 France
It really is all France now.
The latest attack yields a penalty and they go for the corner. But respite for Wales as Elisa Riffonneau's throw fails to find the target.
Wales 7-26 France
Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC Two Wales
Proud moment for the family of Jenna De Vera and for herself, one of Wales' more exciting players for the future.
Wales 7-26 France
Gareth Bailey
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff Arms Park
After an ACL repair last season, what a moment for Jenna de Vera as she comes on for her debut.
Called onto the bench today, the former Wales Under-20s captain makes her first senior appearance.
Wales 7-26 France
At least a moment to cheer for the home crowd as Jenna de Vera, not even in the matchday squad when it was initially announced on Thursday - comes on for her first cap.
Wales 7-26 France
Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC Two Wales.
She picks her moments, a very selfless player always looking for try assists. But you know she's got it in the tank to take her opportunities.
You really feel the momentum now is all France.
Pauline Bourdon Sansus (Con: Carla Arbez)
And there is the bonus point!
She created the third try, and now the experienced number nine has scored the fourth.
The forwards did the donkey work with a rolling maul, before Bourdon Sansus spots a gap and cleverly snipes over by the posts.
Class moment from a class player.
Wales 7-19 France
Lightning nearly strikes twice as Lea Murie again powers down the left-wing - but this time she's just about stopped by a combination of Seren Lockwood and Jasmine Joyce.
France are hunting a bonus point here.
Wales 7-19 France
Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC Two Wales
Really clever stuff from the scrum half, she spotted that they were a player down on that side. She looks up, sees there is only one there, runs towards her, fixes on her and releases.
Kayleigh Powell will be gutted about that one.
Wales 7-19 France
Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC Two Wales
It is the right call from the officials.
It is head on head directly and I am not sure if there is mitigating circumstances so she could be in trouble.
Lea Murie
Wales 7-26 France
And straight away the French capitalise!
It is a great finish from wing Lea Murie, who links with scrum-half Pauline Bourdon Sansus - and then stands up Kayleigh Powell before beating her on the outside to score in the corner.
Wales still have eight minutes to hold out with 14 players - it might feel a lot longer than that.
Wales 7-14 France
A blow for Wales as after a TMO review, Gwen Crabb is sin-binned after head-on-head contact.
Replays show the officials had little option there - her body position in the tackle was all wrong.
Wales 7-14 France
Ohhh and a chance to attack goes begging!
Again Wales get go-forward ball but replacement Donna Rose finds herself in midfield and spills the ball forward.
You sense that if Wales are going to get back into this, they will need to be more accurate than that.
Wales 7-14 France
Much better from Wales as Seren Singleton finds some space on the right wing and gets within 15 metres of the line.
But lacking support, she's hauled down and the French forwards swarm to win a penalty.
Wales 7-14 France
Elinor Snowsill
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
Sean Lynn has pulled off Kate Williams the captain, she was maybe walking a little bit gingerly.
So she has potentially taken a knock.
Wales 7-14 France
Both sides making changes but most significantly, Welsh captain Kate Williams has hobbled off for Georgia Evans - with Bethan Lewis moving to openside flanker and taking over the captaincy.
Experienced lock Natalia John is also on - her first Six Nations appearance since Wales last won in this competition against Italy in April 2024.
Wales 7-14 France
Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live
That is frustrating because that was happening in the first half and would have been something they would have spoke about at half time.
If a player isn't quite making touch you have to make sure you get a good chase on there.
Wales 7-14 France
Wales look for an immediate response from an attacking line-out but they are simply unable to get any go forward ball.
Eventually, Lleucu George runs out of ideas and attempts a cross-field kick that doesn't come off.
Wales 7-14 France
Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Cymru
She does really well there.
It all starts from Wales being unable to exit and clear their lines.
This is what France do best, that is why you can't go high on any French player, they are so good at keeping the ball alive and keeping momentum.
Manae Feleu (con: Carla Arbez)
It's been coming.
That poor kick from Powell allowed France to muster another attack and it was Aubane Rousset who broke into the 22.
From their, the pack kept their nerve to go through the phases before skipper Manae Feleu drives over and Arbez converts.
