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Racing 92

25-25

Finished

Lyon

0 : 3

Leo BerdeuPEN

Cameron WokiYellow

13'

Richardson DanTRY

5 : 3

15'

Gael FickouTRY

5 : 3

16'

Nolann Le GarrecCON

7 : 3

7 : 6

18'

Leo BerdeuPEN

19'

Cameron WokiTRY

12 : 6

24'

Baptiste CouilloudYellow

24'

Alban RousselTheo William

12 : 9

28'

Leo BerdeuPEN

31'

Henry ArundellTRY

17 : 9

32'

Nolann Le GarrecCON

19 : 9

36'

Theo WilliamAlban Roussel

40'

Romain TaofifenuaYellow

19 : 12

40'

Leo BerdeuPEN

40'

Alban RousselTheo William

41'

Dan LancasterGael Fickou

46'

Jerome ReySebastien Taofifenua

46'

Jermaine AinsleyCedate Gomes

46'

Xavier MignotLeo Berdeu

50'

Robin CoulyFeleti Kaitu'u

50'

Hacjivah DayimaniJordan Joseph

50'

Alfred ParisienTheo Millet

50'

Marvin OkuyaArno Botha

19 : 15

53'

Martin MeliandePEN

53'

Yanis CharcossetGuillaume Marchand

53'

Guram GogichashviliHassane Kolingar

53'

Fabian SanconnieWill Rowlands

53'

Lee-Marvin MazibukoThomas Laclayat

60'

Arno BothaLiam Allen

62'

Boris PaluRomain Taofifenua

62'

James Tedder TristanMax Spring

64'

Charlie CassangBaptiste Couilloud

71'

Nolann Le GarrecPEN

22 : 15

71'

Max SpringJosua Tuisova

22 : 20

74'

Semi RadradraTRY

75'

Martin MeliandeCON

77'

Thomas LaclayatLee-Marvin Mazibuko

79'

Nolann Le GarrecPEN

25 : 22

80'

Martin MeliandePEN

Venue Guide
Stadium	Paris La Défense Arena
City	Paris
Capacity	40000

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