Stade Francais vs Racing 92

France - Top 14

Stade Francais

13-17

Finished

Racing 92

0 : 3

Nolann Le GarrecPEN

10'

Veikoso PoloniatiYellow

12'

Joris SegondsPEN

3 : 8

19'

Christian WadeTRY

3 : 10

20'

Nolann Le GarrecCON

22'

James HallMorgan Parra

30'

Veikoso PoloniatiRed

34'

Anatole PauvertAnthime Hemery

37'

Joris SegondsPEN

6 : 10

6 : 15

44'

Max SpringTRY

6 : 17

45'

Nolann Le GarrecCON

50'

Peniasi DakuwaqaHarry Glover

51'

Guram GogichashviliEddy Ben Arous

51'

Gia KharaishviliTrevor Nyakane

52'

Paul Alo-EmileGiorgi Melikidze

52'

Cameron WokiIbrahim Diallo

52'

Wenceslas LauretBaptiste Chouzenoux

53'

Cameron WokiBaptiste Chouzenoux

53'

Wenceslas LauretIbrahim Diallo

59'

Julien DelbouisKylan Hamdaoui

59'

Warrick GelantVinaya Habosi

60'

Peniami NarisiaJanick Tarrit

62'

Laurent PanisMickael Ivaldi

65'

Baptiste ChouzenouxAnatole Pauvert

65'

Mathieu HirigoyenRomain Briatte

66'

Vasil KakovinMoses Alo-Emile

66'

Anthime HemeryFabian Sanconnie

72'

Julien DelbouisJoris Segonds

73'

Ben VolavolaMax Spring

77'

Peniasi DakuwaqaTRY

11 : 17

78'

Leo BarreCON

13 : 17

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade Jean Bouin
City	Paris
Capacity	19904

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