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France - Top 14

Vannes

Finished

La Rochelle

Francis SailiYellow

Jonathan DantyAntoine Hastoy

0 : 5

Dillyn LeydsTRY

0 : 7

Antoine HastoyCON

0 : 12

Paul BoudehentTRY

14'

Maxime LafagePEN

3 : 12

23'

Thierry PaivaReda Wardi

24'

Theo BeziatTRY

8 : 12

25'

Maxime LafageCON

10 : 12

34'

Maxime LafagePEN

13 : 12

39'

Maxime LafagePEN

16 : 12

44'

Maxime LafagePEN

19 : 12

19 : 15

45'

Antoine HastoyPEN

46'

Oscar JegouThomas Lavault

46'

Levani BotiaJudicael Cancoriet

47'

Cyril BlanchardTheo Beziat

47'

Mako VunipolaThomas Moukoro

47'

Phillip KiteSantiago Medrano

47'

Thomas MoukoroMako Vunipola

49'

Simon AugryJoe Edwards

49'

Timothe MezouEric Marks

49'

Pierre BoudehentFrancis Saili

52'

Levani BotiaJudicael Cancoriet

52'

Oscar JegouThomas Lavault

52'

Quentin Lespiaucq-BrettesNika Sutidze

52'

Jonathan DantyUlupano Seuteni

53'

Maxime LafagePEN

22 : 15

53'

Alexandre KunteliaUini Atonio

56'

Tawera Kerr-BarlowYellow

59'

Anton BreslerFabrice Metz

61'

Thomas BerjonHoani Bosmorin

22 : 20

63'

Quentin Lespiaucq-BrettesTRY

63'

Joe EdwardsSione Kalamafoni

64'

Antoine HastoyCON

66'

Matthias HaddadGregory Alldritt

71'

Francis SailiRobin Taccola

71'

Hoani BosmorinJack Nowell

22 : 27

72'

Jules FavreTRY

73'

Santiago MedranoPhillip Kite

75'

Sione KalamafoniSimon Augry

78'

Thomas MoukoroTRY

78'

Judicael CancorietWilliam Skelton

79'

Maxime LafageCON

29 : 27

29 : 30

80'

Antoine HastoyPEN

80'

John PorchThomas Moukoro

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade de la Rabine
City	Vannes
Capacity	11303

News

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