Six Nations 2026: Scotland have ‘one more week to finish the job’ – Tuipulotu
France will play Scotland and Ireland first next weekend (14:10 GMT) before hosting England in the final match of the tournament (20:10).
A bonus point win means the French need the same to deny them.
However, Ireland can also claim the title with their own victory and a positive result in Paris.
Former Scotland backrow player Johnnie Beattie believes Townsend’s side will cross the Irish Sea safely after a “joyful” display.
“Scotland are now heading into Super Saturday and they are worthy winners,” he said. “It was so much fun to watch. It’s fantastic to be part of Scottish rugby on days like this. Just phenomenal.”
Graham now stands alone as Scotland’s all-time top scorer and achieved his 36th and 37th international scores.
He also believes Scotland can end their nine-year, 11-match winless run against Ireland.
“Yes of course [we can win in Dublin]The confidence is there, everyone is loving life, it would be nice to go to Ireland and get that win. “It’s all about playing,” the Edinburgh winger said.
“That game was crazy, a 90-point game. You know what they look like, a very big team, a very quality team and we knew what they were going to bring today and we did well to stop it.
“It’s a special win for us.”
