How to watch Scotland v France for free on Amazon Prime Video through your TV

Scotland take on France this Saturday with the match being hosted at Murrayfield.

It promises to be a thrilling encounter and, like all the other Summer Series matches, the fixture is only being broadcast live on Amazon Prime Video.

The match kicks off at 3.15pm, with Amazon’s coverage starting at 2.55pm.

Scotland have already begun their summer campaign, of course, eventually seeing off Italy 25-13.

How to watch Scotland v France for free

Amazon Prime costs £8.99 per month, or £95 for the year. However, if you are not a Prime customer already, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial that will cover you until the end of the month, incorporating the next four weekends and 14 matches. You can sign up for the free Amazon Prime trial here. Just remember you will be billed £8.99 per month thereafter if you do not cancel after the 30 days.

Smart TV and games console users will simply need to download the Amazon Prime app to their device and sign in with credentials there. For those of you without those two options, you can buy an Amazon Prime Firestick, which plugs into your TV as an HDMI cable.

From that HDMI channel you will be able to use Amazon’s features and sign up for their monthly subscription.