Toulouse Olympique vs Batley Bulldogs

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	Standings	P	W	D	L	GD	PTS
1	Featherstone Rovers	27	25	0	2	784	50
2	Toulouse Olympique	27	19	0	8	447	38
3	Bradford Bulls	27	16	1	10	105	33
4	Sheffield Eagles	27	16	0	11	220	32
5	London Broncos	27	16	0	11	48	32
6	York Knights	27	15	0	12	0	30
7	Batley Bulldogs	27	15	0	12	-13	30
8	Halifax Panthers	27	14	1	12	118	29
9	Widnes Vikings	27	13	0	14	-33	26
10	Swinton Lions	27	9	0	18	-313	18
11	Barrow Raiders	27	8	1	18	-201	17
12	Whitehaven RLFC	27	8	0	19	-328	16
13	Keighley Cougars	27	8	0	19	-331	16
14	Newcastle Thunder	27	5	1	21	-503	11

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