Richie Gray insists in-form Scotland must not allow themselves to be spooked by the magnitude of their Guinness Six Nations match in France if they are serious about competing for the title. “Playing in the Stade de France is always a privilege and there is a lot on the line in the championship. “We know how big the game is but there is a danger of hyping it up too much potentially and playing within ourselves. Gray, preparing to win his 72nd cap this weekend, admits he cannot recall Scotland arriving in the French capital with such optimism. It is a big game tomorrow and we look forward to it and everybody at home is looking forward to it.
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