Racing 92 vs Section Paloise

France - Top 14

Racing 92

29-47

Finished

Section Paloise

Nolann Le GarrecPEN

3 : 0

16'

Sam JamesTRY

8 : 0

17'

Nolann Le GarrecCON

10 : 0

10 : 3

20'

Joe SimmondsPEN

10 : 6

31'

Joe SimmondsPEN

10 : 11

40'

Emilien GailletonTRY

10 : 13

40'

Joe SimmondsCON

43'

Vinaya HabosiTRY

15 : 13

44'

Nolann Le GarrecCON

17 : 13

17 : 16

50'

Joe SimmondsPEN

17 : 19

53'

Joe SimmondsPEN

17 : 24

61'

Harry WilliamsTRY

17 : 26

62'

Joe SimmondsCON

17 : 29

65'

Joe SimmondsPEN

17 : 32

68'

Joe SimmondsDRO

17 : 37

70'

Emilien GailletonTRY

17 : 39

71'

Joe SimmondsCON

71'

James Tedder TristanTRY

22 : 39

71'

Nolann Le GarrecCON

24 : 39

24 : 42

74'

Thibault DaubagnaPEN

24 : 47

77'

Aaron Grandidier NkanangTRY

80'

Romain TaofifenuaTRY

29 : 47

Venue Guide
Stadium	Paris La Défense Arena
City	Paris
Capacity	40000

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