Stade Toulousain vs Sale Sharks

International - European Rugby Champions Cup Pool 1

Stade Toulousain

Finished

Sale Sharks

Emmanuel MeafouTRY

5 : 0

Thomas RamosCON

7 : 0

20'

Julien MarchandTRY

12 : 0

21'

Thomas RamosCON

14 : 0

26'

Antoine DupontTRY

19 : 0

27'

Thomas RamosCON

21 : 0

40'

Alex WillsYellow

41'

Sam DugdaleYellow

41'

Kalvin GourguesTRY

26 : 0

41'

Thomas RamosCON

28 : 0

41'

Teddy ThomasSantiago Chocobares

41'

Ethan CaineNathan Jibulu

41'

Simon McIntyreBevan Rodd

28 : 5

43'

Richardson DanTRY

28 : 7

44'

Richardson DanCON

45'

Patreece BellJames Harper

46'

Dmitri DelibesTRY

33 : 7

47'

Thomas RamosCON

35 : 7

49'

Regan GraceAlex Wills

49'

Rodrigue NetiCyril Baille

49'

Paul MallezDorian Aldegheri

49'

Joshua BrennanAnthony Jelonch

49'

Teddy ThomasDmitri Delibes

51'

Matthis LebelTRY

40 : 7

51'

Reuben LoganSam Dugdale

52'

Thomas RamosCON

42 : 7

53'

Francois CrosJack Willis

55'

Thomas RamosTRY

47 : 7

56'

Thomas RamosCON

49 : 7

56'

Peato MauvakaJulien Marchand

58'

Paul GraouBlair Kinghorn

60'

Paul GraouTRY

54 : 7

60'

Dom HansonGus Warr

61'

Thomas RamosCON

56 : 7

63'

Joe BedlowRekeiti Maasi White

63'

Alexandre RoumatEmmanuel Meafou

67'

Antoine DupontTRY

61 : 7

68'

Thomas RamosCON

63 : 7

70'

Patrick HoggTom Burrow

72'

Hyron AndrewsYellow

73'

Bevan RoddSimon McIntyre

77'

Joshua BrennanTRY

68 : 7

78'

Thomas RamosCON

70 : 7

79'

Matthis LebelTRY

75 : 7

80'

Thomas RamosCON

77 : 7

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade Ernest Wallon
City	Toulouse
Capacity	19500

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