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Europe - Challenge Cup Pool B

Benetton

26-7

Finished

Bayonnais

0 : 5

17'

Yohan OrabeTRY

0 : 7

18'

Maxime MachenaudCON

30'

Ignacio MendyTRY

5 : 7

33'

Niccolo CannoneTRY

10 : 7

34'

Tomas AlbornozCON

12 : 7

37'

Niccolo CannoneTRY

17 : 7

39'

Tomas AlbornozCON

19 : 7

46'

Giacomo NicoteraSiua Maile

46'

Tizano PasqualiSimone Ferrari

46'

Manfredi AlbaneseSam Hidalgo-Clyne

46'

Jacob UmagaTomas Albornoz

51'

Geoffrey CridgeYellow

52'

Riccardo FavrettoFederico Ruzza

52'

Torsten Van JaarsveldThomas Acquier

52'

Michael RuruMaxime Machenaud

52'

Mateaki KafatoluJean Monribot

55'

Alessandro IzekorLorenzo Cannone

57'

Ross Robretson JasonYohan Orabe

57'

Denis MarchoisKonstantine Mikautadze

61'

Cherif TraoreFederico Zani

61'

Marco ZanonNacho Brex

61'

Guillaume MartocqPeyo Muscarditz

64'

Swan CormenierPieter Scholtz

64'

Badri TsikhistaviChris Talakai

65'

Nacho BrexTommaso Menoncello

77'

Onisi RataveTRY

24 : 7

78'

Jacob UmagaCON

26 : 7

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stadio Comunale di Monigo
City	Monigo
Capacity	5000

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