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Investec Champions Cup

Champions Cup : le programme des huitièmes de finale

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 187 jours

Le demi de mêlée de Toulouse Antoine Dupont (C) court avec le ballon lors du match de la poule 2 de la Champions Cup entre le Stade toulousain (FRA) et Bath (ENG) au stade Ernest-Wallon de Toulouse, le 21 janvier 2024. (Photo by Valentine CHAPUIS / AFP) (Photo by VALENTINE CHAPUIS/AFP via Getty Images)

À l’issue de la phase de groupes, cinq des huit équipes françaises participantes ont réussi à se qualifier pour les huitièmes de finale de la Champions Cup.

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Par conséquent, les huitièmes de finale promettent des rencontres passionnantes, avec notamment un choc Toulouse-Racing. La Rochelle s’aventurera en Afrique du Sud pour affronter les redoutables Stormers, tandis que l’UBB aura un défi de taille en retrouvant les Saracens.

L’ensemble des matchs auront lieu les 5, 6 et 7 avril 2024.

Exeter (8) – Bath (9)
Bulls (6) – Lyon (11)
Harlequins (5) – Glasgow (12)
Stormers (7) – La Rochelle (10)
Northampton (3) – Munster (14)
Leinster (2) – Leicester (15)
Toulouse (1) – Racing 92 (16)
Union Bordeaux-Bègles (4) – Saracens (13)

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Exeter Chiefs

21 - 15

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Bath

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Bulls

59 - 19

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Lyon

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Harlequins

28 - 24

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Glasgow

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Stormers

21 - 22

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La Rochelle

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Northampton

24 - 14

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Munster

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Leinster

36 - 22

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Leicester

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Toulouse

31 - 7

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Racing 92

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Bordeaux

45 - 12

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Saracens

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