Section Paloise vs Racing 92

France - Top 14

Section Paloise

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Finished

Racing 92

10'

Janick TarritYellow

11'

Lucio SordoniYellow

11'

Remi PicquetteTRY

5 : 0

11'

Joe SimmondsCON

7 : 0

7 : 3

14'

Dan LancasterPEN

17'

Lee-Marvin MazibukoVinaya Habosi

17'

Camille ChatHacjivah Dayimani

21'

Vinaya HabosiCamille Chat

22'

Hacjivah DayimaniLee-Marvin Mazibuko

27'

Joe SimmondsPEN

10 : 3

31'

Joe SimmondsDRO

13 : 3

32'

Antoine GibertOwen Farrell

32'

Antoine GibertOwen Farrell

13 : 6

34'

Dan LancasterPEN

43'

Youri DelhommelYellow

44'

Camille ChatJanick Tarrit

44'

Boris PaluWill Rowlands

45'

Remi PicquetteYellow

45'

Theo AttissogbeElliot Roudil

13 : 11

46'

Boris PaluTRY

47'

Dan LancasterCON

47'

Ignacio CallesGuram Papidze

48'

Thomas JolmesMickael Capelli

48'

Lekima TagitagivaluLoic Credoz

48'

Will RowlandsBoris Palu

48'

Camille ChatJanick Tarrit

48'

Lino JulienEddy Ben Arous

48'

Lee-Marvin MazibukoLucio Sordoni

48'

Cameron WokiHacjivah Dayimani

13 : 18

50'

Wame NaituviTRY

13 : 20

51'

Dan LancasterCON

53'

Thibaut HamonouLekima Tagitagivalu

54'

Jon ZabalaHarry Williams

54'

Dan RobsonThibault Daubagna

54'

Romain RuffenachYouri Delhommel

60'

Joe SimmondsTRY

18 : 20

62'

Joe SimmondsCON

20 : 25

65'

Josua TuisovaTRY

66'

Boris PaluFabian Sanconnie

67'

Cameron WokiYellow

68'

Joe SimmondsPEN

23 : 25

68'

Loic CredozHugo Auradou

23 : 28

72'

Antoine GibertDRO

74'

Eddy Ben ArousLino Julien

23 : 33

75'

Sam JamesTRY

77'

Elliot RoudilTheo Attissogbe

80'

Cameron WokiRed

80'

Arthur RocheJosua Tuisova

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade du Hameau
City	Pau

News

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