Montpellier vs Stade Toulousain

France - Top 14

Montpellier

11-20

Finished

Stade Toulousain

Domingo MiottiPEN

3 : 0

Thomas RamosPEN

3 : 8

17'

Thomas RamosTRY

3 : 10

19'

Thomas RamosCON

24'

Auguste CadotArthur Vincent

31'

Domingo MiottiPEN

6 : 10

37'

Leo ColyTRY

11 : 10

41'

Baptiste ErdocioEnzo Forletta

41'

Christopher TolofuaVano Karkadze

41'

Wilfrid HounkpatinLuka Japaridze

41'

Hugo ReilhesRodrigue Neti

41'

Christopher TolofuaEnzo Forletta

41'

Baptiste ErdocioVano Karkadze

41'

Hugo ReilhesRodrigue Neti

11 : 13

43'

Thomas RamosPEN

11 : 18

46'

Ange CapuozzoTRY

11 : 20

48'

Thomas RamosCON

50'

Thibaud FlamentRichie Arnold

50'

Sam SimmondsBilly Vunipola

50'

Anthony JelonchTheo Ntamack Muyenga

52'

Florian VerhaegheLenni Nouchi

54'

Peato MauvakaGuillaume Cramont

58'

Joel MerklerDavid Ainuu

58'

Paul GraouNaoto Saito

58'

Clement VergeEmmanuel Meafou

62'

Bastien ChalureauTyler Duguid

64'

Alexis BernadetLeo Coly

73'

Theo Ntamack MuyengaLeo Banos

75'

Paul CostesDmitri Delibes

77'

Stuart HoggYellow

77'

Thomas RamosYellow

Venue Guide
Stadium	GGL
City	Montpellier
Capacity	15697

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