La Rochelle vs Castres Olympique

France - Top 14

La Rochelle

24-27

Finished

Castres Olympique

0 : 3

Pierre PopelinPEN

Brice DulinTRY

5 : 3

Hugo ReusCON

7 : 3

12'

Quentin WalckerYellow

14'

Antoine TichitRichard Nicholas

18'

Georges-Henri ColombeTRY

12 : 3

19'

Hugo ReusCON

14 : 3

14 : 8

21'

Adrien SeguretTRY

14 : 10

22'

Pierre PopelinCON

24'

Richard NicholasAntoine Tichit

29'

Geoffrey PalisYellow

31'

Pierre PopelinYellow

31'

Judicael CancorietTRY

19 : 10

33'

Hugo ReusCON

21 : 10

21 : 15

38'

Tyler ArdronTRY

21 : 17

39'

Julien DumoraCON

40'

Antoine TichitQuentin Walcker

40'

Levan ChilachavaWilfrid Hounkpatin

40'

Alexandre KunteliaGeorges-Henri Colombe

40'

Nathan BollengierBrice Dulin

47'

Hugo ReusPEN

24 : 17

51'

Loris ZarantonelloGaetan Barlot

51'

Baptiste DelaporteGauthier Maravat

51'

Baptiste DelaporteRichard Nicholas

51'

Santiago ArataJeremy Fernandez

51'

Leone NakarawaFlorent Vanverberghe

24 : 22

58'

Santiago ArataTRY

59'

Pierre PopelinCON

59'

Karl SorinThierry Paiva

24 : 27

66'

Pierre PopelinPEN

66'

Abraham Papali’iGauthier Maravat

66'

Georges-Henri ColombeAlexandre Kuntelia

68'

Ihaia WestHugo Reus

70'

Thomas PloyetThomas Lavault

70'

Thierry PaivaKarl Sorin

72'

Louis Le BrunAdrea Cocagi

75'

Wilfrid HounkpatinLevan Chilachava

75'

Florent VanverbergheMathieu Babillot

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade Marcel Deflandre
City	La Rochelle
Capacity	16000

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