Castres Olympique vs Montpellier

France - Top 14

Castres Olympique

30-26

Finished

Montpellier

0 : 5

10'

Mael MoustinTRY

0 : 7

11'

Thomas VincentCON

0 : 10

13'

Thomas VincentPEN

17'

Pierre PopelinDRO

3 : 10

3 : 13

20'

Thomas VincentPEN

3 : 18

25'

Madosh TambweTRY

13 : 20

25'

Richardson DanCON

13 : 20

25'

Richardson DanCON

13 : 22

25'

Richardson DanCON

3 : 22

25'

Richardson DanCON

3 : 22

25'

Richardson DanCON

3 : 22

25'

Richardson DanCON

13 : 25

25'

Richardson DanCON

3 : 20

26'

Thomas VincentCON

29'

Geoffrey PalisTRY

8 : 20

33'

Julien DumoraTRY

13 : 20

13 : 23

40'

Thomas VincentPEN

41'

Lenni NouchiYacouba Camara

13 : 28

43'

Thomas VincentPEN

48'

Antoine TichitQuentin Walcker

48'

Baptiste DelaporteAbraham Papali’i

50'

Pierre PopelinPEN

16 : 23

52'

Baptiste ErdocioNika Abuladze

52'

Christopher TolofuaJordan Uelese

52'

Mohamed HaouasWilfrid Hounkpatin

57'

Nicolas CoratoWill Collier

57'

Loris ZarantonelloPierre Colonna

58'

Louis Le BrunPierre Popelin

58'

Theo ChabouniJulien Dumora

16 : 26

69'

Thomas VincentPEN

69'

Gabriel NgandebeMadosh Tambwe

70'

Gauthier DoubrereSantiago Arata

71'

Vilimoni BotituTRY

21 : 26

71'

Louis Le BrunCON

23 : 26

76'

Julien DumoraChristian Ambadiang

76'

Aurelien BarreauThomas Vincent

76'

Alexis BernadetRyan Louwrens

80'

Mathieu BabillotTRY

28 : 26

80'

Louis Le BrunCON

30 : 26

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

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