Section Paloise vs Montpellier

France - Top 14

Section Paloise

Finished

Montpellier

0 : 3

Hugo ReusPEN

Guram PapidzeJon Zabala

15'

Joe SimmondsPEN

3 : 8

16'

Cobus ReinachTRY

19'

Jon ZabalaGuram Papidze

3 : 13

27'

Gabriel NgandebeTRY

27'

Joe SimmondsCON

17 : 16

27'

Romain RuffenachYouri Delhommel

3 : 15

28'

Hugo ReusCON

29'

Aaron Grandidier NkanangTRY

8 : 15

29'

Joe SimmondsCON

10 : 15

10 : 18

34'

Hugo ReusPEN

36'

Romain RuffenachTRY

15 : 18

37'

Joe SimmondsCON

17 : 18

40'

Yacouba CamaraYellow

40'

Richardson DanTRYPEN

24 : 18

40'

Billy VunipolaGabriel Ngandebe

47'

Fabien Brau BoirieTRY

29 : 18

48'

Joe SimmondsCON

31 : 18

48'

Leo ColyCobus Reinach

48'

Anthony BouthierHugo Reus

48'

Gabriel NgandebeMael Moustin

52'

Thomas JolmesRemi Picquette

52'

Arthur VincentSam Simmonds

31 : 23

54'

Richardson DanTRY

31 : 25

55'

Leo ColyCON

56'

Florian VerhaegheLenni Nouchi

57'

Carwyn TuipulotuHugo Auradou

59'

Thibault DaubagnaDan Robson

60'

Christopher TolofuaJordan Uelese

60'

Enzo ForlettaBaptiste Erdocio

31 : 30

62'

Arthur VincentTRY

65'

Joe SimmondsPEN

34 : 30

34 : 35

70'

Gabriel NgandebeTRY

70'

Axel DesperesTheo Attissogbe

80'

Joe SimmondsPEN

37 : 35

37 : 38

80'

Anthony BouthierPEN

80'

Joe SimmondsPEN

40 : 38

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade du Hameau
City	Pau

News

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