Montpellier vs Section Paloise

France - Top 14

Montpellier

30-3

Finished

Section Paloise

Guram PapidzeYellow

Leo ColyPEN

3 : 0

Jon ZabalaAymeric Luc

Leo ColyPEN

6 : 0

14'

Axel DesperesClement Laporte

15'

Aymeric LucJon Zabala

21'

Leo ColyPEN

9 : 0

25'

Clement LaporteJack Maddocks

26'

Red

9 : 3

30'

Joe SimmondsPEN

37'

Hugo AuradouYellow

39'

Leo ColyTRY

14 : 3

39'

Leo ColyCON

16 : 3

41'

Daniel BiziwuLekso Kaulashvili

41'

Jon ZabalaGuram Papidze

41'

Thomas JolmesRemi Picquette

47'

Youri DelhommelRomain Ruffenach

50'

Reece HewatLoic Credoz

58'

Ryan LouwrensLeo Coly

59'

Mohamed HaouasWilfrid Hounkpatin

60'

Guram PapidzeAymeric Luc

61'

Daniel BiziwuYellow

61'

Josh MoorbyMadosh Tambwe

61'

Tyler DuguidBastien Chalureau

61'

Lenni NouchiNicolaas JANSE VAN RENSBURG

65'

Fabien Brau BoirieNathan Decron

67'

Enzo ForlettaBaptiste Erdocio

67'

Christopher TolofuaJordan Uelese

71'

Loic CredozSacha Zegueu

71'

Aymeric LucGuram Papidze

71'

Lodewyk Serfontein JanAuguste Cadot

76'

Yacouba CamaraTRY

21 : 3

77'

Thomas VincentCON

23 : 3

80'

Tyler DuguidTRY

28 : 3

80'

Thomas VincentCON

30 : 3

82'

Thomas SouverbieThibault Daubagna

Venue Guide
Stadium	GGL
City	Montpellier
Capacity	15697

News

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