Stade Toulousain vs Stade Francais

France - Top 14

Stade Toulousain

49-18

Finished

Stade Francais

Thomas RamosPEN

3 : 0

Matthis LebelTRY

8 : 0

Thomas RamosCON

10 : 0

10 : 3

12'

Joris SegondsPEN

10 : 8

19'

Lucas PeyresblanquesTRY

20'

Joris SegondsCON

28'

Paul GrauTRY

15 : 10

30'

Thomas RamosCON

17 : 10

38'

Thomas RamosPEN

20 : 10

20 : 13

40'

Joris SegondsPEN

43'

Pita AhkiTRY

25 : 13

44'

Thomas RamosCON

27 : 13

48'

Thomas RamosPEN

30 : 13

48'

Giorgi MelikidzeHugo Ndiaye

48'

JJ van der MeschtBaptiste Pesenti

48'

Rory KockottBrad Weber

50'

Rodrigue NetiCyril Baille

50'

Peato MauvakaJulien Marchand

50'

Francois CrosCastro Ferreira Mathis

54'

Andy TimoRomain Briatte

55'

Thomas RamosTRY

35 : 13

57'

Julien OryGiovanni Habel Kuffner

57'

Moses Alo-EmileClement Castets

57'

Dmitri DelibesPita Ahki

57'

Setareki BituniyataMatthis Lebel

35 : 18

58'

Lester EtienTRY

58'

David AinuuDorian Aldegheri

60'

Emmanuel MeafouThibaud Flament

60'

Mamoudou MeiteLucas Peyresblanques

62'

Leo BarreJoris Segonds

73'

Emmanuel MeafouTRY

40 : 18

74'

Thomas RamosCON

42 : 18

78'

Emmanuel MeafouTRY

47 : 18

79'

Thomas RamosCON

49 : 18

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade Ernest Wallon
City	Toulouse
Capacity	19500

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