Toulon vs Castres Olympique

France - Top 14

Toulon

30-28

Finished

Castres Olympique

0 : 5

Remy BagetTRY

0 : 7

Jeremy FernandezCON

19'

Paolo GarbisiPEN

3 : 7

25'

Gabin VilliereTRY

8 : 7

26'

Paolo GarbisiCON

10 : 7

33'

Jeremy FernandezPEN

10 : 15

39'

Abraham Papali’iTRY

10 : 17

40'

Jeremy FernandezCON

40'

Paolo GarbisiPEN

13 : 17

43'

Teddy BaubignyMickael Ivaldi

43'

Dany PrisoJean-Baptiste Gros

13 : 22

44'

Jeremy FernandezTRY

44'

Setariki TuicuvuGael Drean

47'

Yann PeyssonTyler Ardron

13 : 25

53'

Jeremy FernandezPEN

53'

Guerois Galisson LoisQuentin Walcker

55'

Baptiste SerinTRY

18 : 25

56'

Paolo GarbisiCON

20 : 25

56'

Gauthier MaravatAbraham Papali’i

59'

Santiago ArataJeremy Fernandez

60'

Levan ChilachavaWill Collier

60'

Emerick SetianoKyle Sinckler

60'

Josaia RaisuqeNathanael Hulleu

60'

Pierre PopelinVilimoni Botitu

61'

Levan ChilachavaYellow

62'

Paolo GarbisiPEN

23 : 25

64'

Yannick YouyoutteBrian Alainu'uese

64'

Selevasio TolofuaJules Coulon

67'

Jules DanglotBaptiste Serin

23 : 28

70'

Louis Le BrunPEN

70'

Enzo HerveJules Danglot

71'

Enzo HervePaolo Garbisi

71'

Nathanael HulleuRemy Baget

77'

Gauthier MaravatYellow

79'

Setariki TuicuvuTRY

80'

Enzo HerveCON

30 : 28

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade Mayol
City	Toulon
Capacity	17500

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