Castres Olympique vs Bath

International - European Rugby Champions Cup Pool 2

Castres Olympique

Finished

Bath

Teddy DurandTRY

5 : 0

Jeremy FernandezCON

7 : 0

7 : 5

10'

Cameron RedpathTRY

11'

Finn RussellCON

13'

Beno ObanoYellow

13'

Francois Van WykAlfie Barbeary

14'

Nathanael HulleuTRY

12 : 7

15'

Jeremy FernandezCON

14 : 7

22'

Will MuirYellow

22'

Alfie BarbearyFrancois Van Wyk

22'

Alfie BarbearyFrancois Van Wyk

14 : 12

31'

Ted HillTRY

32'

Finn RussellCON

35'

Teddy DurandYellow

14 : 19

35'

Tom DunnTRY

14 : 21

36'

Finn RussellCON

39'

Jeremy FernandezPEN

17 : 21

42'

Loris ZarantonelloBaptiste Cope

42'

Loris ZarantonelloBaptiste Cope

45'

Baptiste CopeLoris Zarantonello

17 : 26

46'

Beno ObanoTRY

46'

Nicolas CoratoLoris Zarantonello

46'

Loris ZarantonelloWill Collier

46'

Nicolas CoratoWill Collier

46'

Nicolas CoratoWill Collier

52'

Thomas StaniforthTyler Ardron

54'

Thomas du ToitBilly Sela

54'

Thomas du ToitMiles Reid

54'

Thomas du ToitBilly Sela

54'

Guy PepperMiles Reid

54'

Thomas du ToitMiles Reid

54'

Thomas du ToitBilly Sela

54'

Guy PepperMiles Reid

56'

Jeremy FernandezPEN

20 : 26

20 : 29

61'

Finn RussellPEN

61'

Atunaisa SokobaleQuentin Walcker

64'

Atunaisa SokobaleQuentin Walcker

64'

Geoffrey PalisNathanael Hulleu

64'

Atunaisa SokobaleQuentin Walcker

64'

Geoffrey PalisNathanael Hulleu

66'

Simon MekaFlorent Vanverberghe

66'

Francois Van WykBeno Obano

66'

Josh BaylissQuinn Roux

66'

Will ButtCameron Redpath

67'

Loris ZarantonelloTeddy Durand

20 : 34

70'

Will MuirTRY

20 : 36

71'

Finn RussellCON

71'

Enzo HervePierre Popelin

72'

Joe CokanasigaWill Muir

72'

Gauthier DoubrereJeremy Fernandez

72'

Kepu TuipulotuTom Dunn

75'

Guillaume DucatYellow

75'

Carr Smith TomBen Spencer

20 : 41

76'

Carr Smith TomTRY

20 : 43

77'

Finn RussellCON

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade Pierre Fabre
City	Rue de Bisseous
Capacity	12500

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