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Vannes

Finished

Toulon

Jean-Baptiste GrosDany Priso

0 : 3

Melvyn JaminetPEN

10'

Theo BeziatTRY

5 : 3

11'

Maxime LafageCON

7 : 3

20'

Dany PrisoJean-Baptiste Gros

21'

Maxime LafagePEN

10 : 3

28'

Mako VunipolaYellow

28'

Theo BeziatTRY

15 : 3

30'

Thomas MoukoroFilipo Nakosi

33'

Matthias HalagahuYellow

36'

Swan RebbadjJiuta Wainiqolo

37'

Swan RebbadjYellow

37'

Thomas MoukoroTRY

15 : 3

15 : 6

40'

Melvyn JaminetPEN

40'

Filipo NakosiThomas Moukoro

15 : 11

42'

Dany PrisoTRY

15 : 13

43'

Melvyn JaminetCON

15 : 16

44'

Melvyn JaminetPEN

46'

Marius DomonYellow

47'

Stephen VarneyTRY

20 : 16

48'

Maxime LafageCON

22 : 16

49'

Jean-Baptiste GrosDany Priso

50'

Cyril BlanchardMako Vunipola

50'

Thomas MoukoroTheo Beziat

22 : 19

51'

Melvyn JaminetPEN

52'

Swan RebbadjMatthias Halagahu

58'

Simon AugryJoe Edwards

58'

Pierre BoudehentFrancis Saili

58'

Selevasio TolofuaFacundo Isa

61'

Mickael IvaldiTeddy Baubigny

61'

Emerick SetianoBeka Gigashvili

64'

Stephen VarneyTRY

27 : 19

64'

Maxime LafageCON

29 : 19

66'

Anton BreslerEric Marks

66'

Thibault DebaesFilipo Nakosi

66'

Setariki TuicuvuJeremy Sinzelle

66'

Matthias HalagahuBrian Alainu'uese

70'

Jules DanglotBaptiste Serin

71'

Santiago MedranoPhillip Kite

76'

Joe EdwardsSione Kalamafoni

80'

Francisco GorrissenYellow

Venue Guide
Stadium	Stade de la Rabine
Capacity	11303

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