Stade Toulousain vs Bath

Europe - European Rugby Champions Cup Pool 2

Stade Toulousain

31-19

Finished

Bath

Emmanuel MeafouTRY

5 : 0

10'

Thomas RamosTRY

10 : 0

10'

Thomas RamosCON

12 : 0

12 : 5

13'

Beno ObanoTRY

12 : 7

14'

Ben SpencerCON

22'

Thomas du ToitTRY

28'

Charlie EwelsYellow

28'

Richardson DanTRYPEN

19 : 12

19 : 17

38'

Ollie LawrenceTRY

40'

Ben SpencerCON

55'

Nepo LaulalaAnthony Jelonch

55'

Alban PlacinesPeato Mauvaka

58'

Julien MarchandCyril Baille

60'

Elliott StookeBen Spencer

64'

William StuartNiall Annett

64'

Hame FaivaMax Ojomoh

65'

Cameron RedpathBeno Obano

67'

Juan MalliaTRY

24 : 19

73'

Ange CapuozzoEmmanuel Meafou

76'

Thomas RamosTRY

29 : 19

77'

Thomas RamosCON

31 : 19

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade Ernest Wallon
City	Toulouse
Capacity	19500

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