At the end of this 6th day of the Top 14…
Castres takes revenge on Montpellier (26-13)
In the remake of the Top 14 final last June, Castres took revenge on defending champion Montpellier, also winning a 24th success in a row in his lair in Pierre-Fabre. The MHR, for its part, has a second consecutive defeat and can ask questions before receiving the LOU on the next day.
Imperial Bayonne facing La Rochelle (29-13)
The clumsy and undisciplined European champions from La Rochelle suffered the Law of Rowing, in which Camille Lopez and Gaëtan Germain delivered a top-of-the-range service. Thanks to this success, the Basque club moved up to 7th place, while the Maritimes, who only reacted at the very end of the game thanks to their international hooker Pierre Bourgarit, gave themselves a booster shot before receiving Toulon .
Toulon disgusts Brive (47-0)
La Rade was entitled to an RCT essay festival against Brive, seven in all, including the first signed by his South African world champion Cheslin Kolbe, a double from Nayacalevu Waisea and the last by his veteran, the Italian Sergio Parisse. Thanks to this victory, Toulon wears the dolphin cap of the Toulouse Stadium, which the Corréziens will receive next weekend.
Racing 92 struggles against Pau (26-13)
At the Nanterre Arena, Racing 92 took more than an hour to find the solution against the Pau Section, thanks to the first try of its English rookie Christian Wade, following a kick from the ‘Scotsman Finn Russell (16 points). Pau, beaten for the third consecutive timeslipped to 14th and last place in the championship while the Ile-de-France residents temporarily took 8th.
Stade Français in demonstration against Usap (52-3)
In Jean-Bouin, the Stade Français (5th, 14 pts) responded in the most beautiful way to the rumors giving Gonzalo Quesada replaced by a duo Karim Ghezal / Laurent Labit, signing eight trials against USAP.
Stade Toulousain atomizes Clermont (46-10)
Stade Toulousain recorded a fifth victory in six days of Top 14 by easily beating Clermont (46-10) this Saturday evening at Ernest-Wallon. Toulouse takes the lead in the championship.
LOU-UBB (36-21)
After their defeat against Clermont, Lyon was able to bounce back by beating Bordeaux (36-21) on Sunday in the closing match of the 6th day of the Top 14. A third success this season, synonymous with a breath of fresh air for LOU Rugby. The Lyon club thus climbs back to seventh place in the standings, tied with Bayonne, Castres and Racing (13 points). UBB slips to 12th place.
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