Castres Olympique vs Clermont

France - Top 14

Castres Olympique

34-29

Finished

Clermont

Geoffrey PalisTRY

5 : 0

Louis Le BrunCON

7 : 0

11'

Florent VanverbergheYellow

7 : 5

12'

Alexandre FischerTRY

7 : 8

19'

Benjamin UrdapilletaPEN

23'

Peceli YatoPita Sowakula

24'

Louis Le BrunTRY

12 : 8

25'

Louis Le BrunCON

14 : 8

29'

Gaetan BarlotTRY

19 : 8

30'

Louis Le BrunCON

21 : 8

35'

Louis Le BrunPEN

24 : 8

42'

Vilimoni BotituTRY

29 : 8

43'

Louis Le BrunCON

31 : 8

31 : 13

46'

Alexandre FischerTRY

31 : 15

47'

Benjamin UrdapilletaCON

47'

Baptiste JauneauSebastien Bezy

47'

Killian TixerontAlexandre Fischer

47'

Etienne FourcadeFolau Fainga'a

54'

Regis MontagneCristian Ojovan

54'

Michael AlaalatoaMatheo Frisach

58'

Antoine TichitQuentin Walcker

60'

Jeremy FernandezSantiago Arata

60'

Paul JedrasiakFlorent Vanverberghe

60'

Thomas CeytePeceli Yato

60'

Thibaud LanenRob Simmons

61'

Loris ZarantonelloGaetan Barlot

61'

Tyler ArdronAbraham Papali’i

64'

Jeremy FernandezPEN

34 : 15

65'

Julien DumoraTheo Chabouni

70'

Anthony BelleauBenjamin Urdapilleta

72'

Leone NakarawaGuillaume Ducat

72'

Theo ChabouniLouis Le Brun

34 : 20

74'

Etienne FourcadeTRY

34 : 22

75'

Anthony BelleauCON

34 : 27

79'

Baptiste JauneauTRY

34 : 29

80'

Anthony BelleauCON

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

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