Stade Francais vs Section Paloise

France - Top 14

Stade Francais

25-12

Finished

Section Paloise

0 : 3

Thibault DebaesPEN

Axel DesperesThibault Debaes

Thibault DebaesAxel Desperes

Axel DesperesThibault Debaes

0 : 6

19'

Axel DesperesPEN

21'

Zack HenryPEN

3 : 6

21'

Thibault DebaesAxel Desperes

21'

Thibault DebaesAxel Desperes

27'

Sekou MacalouTRY

8 : 6

29'

Fabrice MetzLekima Tagitagivalu

8 : 9

40'

Thibault DebaesPEN

41'

Nicolas CoratoGuram Papidze

45'

Lucas PeyresblanquesTRY

13 : 9

51'

Simon-Pierre ChauvacSiegfried Fisiihoi

52'

Giorgi MelikidzeFrancisco Gomez Kodela

52'

JJ van der MeschtBaptiste Pesenti

54'

Moses Alo-EmileClement Castets

13 : 12

58'

Thibault DebaesPEN

58'

Joe MarchantLester Etien

58'

Joris SegondsZack Henry

59'

Romain BriatteMathieu Hirigoyen

59'

Lucas ReyYouri Delhommel

59'

Lucas ReyYouri Delhommel

61'

Hugo AuradouGuillaume Ducat

62'

Thibault DaubagnaDan Robson

62'

Axel DesperesThibault Debaes

62'

Axel DesperesThibault Debaes

63'

Romain BriatteTRY

18 : 12

65'

Mickael IvaldiLucas peyresblanques

75'

Simon-Pierre ChauvacSiegfried Fisiihoi

75'

Simon-Pierre ChauvacSiegfried Fisiihoi

80'

Sekou MacalouTRY

23 : 12

80'

Joris SegondsCON

25 : 12

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade Jean Bouin
City	Paris
Capacity	19904

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