USA Perpignan vs Stade Toulousain

France - Top 14

USA Perpignan

42-35

Finished

Stade Toulousain

Alan BrazoJaco Van Tonder

0 : 5

15'

Romain NtamackTRY

0 : 7

16'

Romain NtamackCON

24'

Kieran BrookesNemo Roelofse

0 : 12

26'

Dmitri DelibesTRY

0 : 14

26'

Romain NtamackCON

37'

Posolo TuilagiTRY

5 : 14

38'

Tommaso AllanCON

7 : 14

39'

Joaquin OviedoAlan Brazo

7 : 19

40'

Paul GraouTRY

7 : 21

40'

Romain NtamackCON

48'

Rodrigue NetiCyril Baille

48'

Joel MerklerDorian Aldegheri

48'

Joshua BrennanEmmanuel Meafou

48'

Alban PlacinesCastro Ferreira Mathis

48'

Naoto SaitoRomain Ntamack

49'

Matthis LebelYellow

50'

Joseph Jefferson LeeTRY

12 : 21

50'

Bruce DevauxGiorgi Beria

50'

Mathys LotrianSeilala Lam

50'

Nemo RoelofseKieran Brookes

51'

Tommaso AllanCON

14 : 21

51'

Romain NtamackLeo Banos

51'

Guillaume CramontThomas Lacombre

52'

GALTIER MathieuRICHARDIS Lucien

56'

Castro Ferreira MathisAnge Capuozzo

57'

Alexandre RoumatYellow

58'

Mathys LotrianTRY

19 : 21

59'

Tommaso AllanCON

62'

Mathys LotrianTRY

26 : 21

63'

Tommaso AllanCON

28 : 21

63'

Dorian AldegheriJoel Merkler

64'

Valenti DelpyTommaso Allan

64'

Apisai NaqalevuJeronimo De La Fuente

28 : 26

65'

Castro Ferreira MathisTRY

66'

Paul GraouCON

68'

Freddy Duguivalu AliveretiTRY

33 : 28

69'

Valenti DelpyCON

35 : 28

70'

Leo BanosCastro Ferreira Mathis

73'

Gela AprasidzeJames Hall

74'

Joseph Jefferson LeeTRY

40 : 28

75'

Valenti DelpyCON

42 : 28

42 : 33

79'

GALTIER MathieuTRY

42 : 35

80'

Paul GraouCON

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade Aimé Giral
City	Perpignan
Capacity	17500

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