Vannes vs Castres Olympique

France - Top 14

Vannes

34-28

Finished

Castres Olympique

0 : 5

Nathanael HulleuTRY

10'

Josaia RaisuqeNathanael Hulleu

15'

Theo BeziatTRY

16'

Maxime LafageCON

7 : 5

7 : 8

20'

Jeremy FernandezPEN

7 : 13

30'

Vilimoni BotituTRY

7 : 15

31'

Jeremy FernandezCON

32'

Leon BoulierJuan Pedemonte

7 : 18

35'

Jeremy FernandezPEN

37'

Mako VunipolaTRY

12 : 18

38'

Maxime LafageCON

14 : 18

40'

Francis SailiTRY

19 : 18

40'

Maxime LafageCON

21 : 18

46'

Santiago MedranoPagakalasio Tafili

52'

Santiago ArataJeremy Fernandez

53'

Maxime LafagePEN

24 : 18

24 : 21

54'

Pierre PopelinPEN

54'

Cyril BlanchardMako Vunipola

54'

Charles-Henri BerguetTheo Beziat

54'

Guerois Galisson LoisGaetan Barlot

54'

Pierre ColonnaQuentin Walcker

56'

Maxime LafagePEN

27 : 21

56'

Baptiste CopeBaptiste Delaporte

60'

Guerois Galisson LoisYellow

61'

Michael RuruTRY

32 : 21

61'

Gauthier MaravatLeone Nakarawa

62'

Maxime LafageCON

34 : 21

62'

Quentin WalckerAbraham Papali’i

64'

Adrien SeguretLouis Le Brun

68'

Matteo DesjeuxFabrice Metz

69'

Louis Le BrunPierre Popelin

69'

Inaki AyarzaSalesi Rayasi

71'

Abraham Papali’iQuentin Walcker

71'

Aurelien AzarWill Collier

34 : 26

75'

Pierre ColonnaTRY

34 : 28

76'

Louis Le BrunCON

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade de la Rabine
City	Vannes
Capacity	11303

News

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