USA Perpignan vs La Rochelle

France - Top 14

USA Perpignan

10-29

Finished

La Rochelle

17'

Jake McIntyrePEN

3 : 0

3 : 5

20'

Antoine HastoyTRY

3 : 12

22'

Antoine HastoyTRY

3 : 7

23'

Antoine HastoyCON

3 : 17

29'

Teddy ThomasTRY

3 : 22

35'

Teddy ThomasTRY

40'

Mathieu AcebesRed

41'

Seilala LamMike Tadjer

41'

Xavier ChiocciGiorgi Tetrashvili

41'

Maafu NafitalaiSiua Halanukonuka

46'

Uini AtonioYellow

49'

Piula FaasaleleTRY

8 : 22

50'

Jake McIntyreCON

10 : 22

51'

Lucas VelarteVictor Moreaux

51'

Tristan LabouteleyMamea Lemalu Genesis

53'

George TilsleyAfusipa Taumoepeau

53'

Tom EcochardSadek Deghmache

66'

Thomas BerjonTawera Kerr-Barlow

68'

Pierre PopelinJonathan Danty

10 : 27

77'

Paul BoudehentTRY

10 : 29

78'

Antoine HastoyCON

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade Aimé Giral
City	Perpignan
Capacity	17500

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