Bayonnais vs Montpellier

France - Top 14

Bayonnais

33-30

Finished

Montpellier

0 : 3

Paolo GarbisiPEN

Camille LopezPEN

3 : 6

11'

Paolo GarbisiPEN

24'

Maxime MachenaudTRY

8 : 6

25'

Camille LopezCON

10 : 6

30'

Clement DoumencAlexandre Becognee

34'

Paul WillemseYellow

35'

Camille LopezTRY

15 : 6

36'

Camille LopezCON

17 : 6

40'

Camille LopezPEN

20 : 6

41'

Alexandre BecogneeClement Doumenc

41'

Titi LamositeleMohamed Haouas

48'

Camille LopezPEN

23 : 6

49'

Manuel LeindekarKonstantine Mikautadze

50'

Curtis LangdonVincent Giudicelli

50'

Gregory FichtenEnzo Forletta

23 : 11

52'

George BridgeTRY

23 : 13

53'

Paolo GarbisiCON

53'

Quentin BethuneSwan Cormenier

53'

Tevita TatafuPieter Scholtz

53'

Eneriko BuliruaruaGuillaume Martocq

56'

Facundo BoschTRY

28 : 13

57'

Camille LopezCON

30 : 13

57'

Leo ColyCobus Reinach

57'

Olajuwon NoaPierre Huguet

57'

Marland YardeRemy Baget

30 : 18

58'

Leo ColyTRY

61'

Tyler DuguidPaul Willemse

30 : 23

65'

Lodewyk Serfontein JanTRY

30 : 25

66'

Paolo GarbisiCON

66'

Torsten Van JaarsveldFacundo Bosch

66'

Clement DoumencAlexandre Becognee

66'

Pierre LucasLodewyk Serfontein Jan

66'

Paul WillemseJanse Van Rensburg

68'

Thomas DarmonTRY

73'

Remy BagetBastien Pourailly

73'

Lodewyk Serfontein JanThomas Darmon

73'

Thomas DolhagarayTom Spring

74'

Guillaume MartocqMaxime Machenaud

75'

Camille LopezDRO

33 : 30

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade Jean Dauger
City	Bayonne

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