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TOP 14

Dans quels pays peut-on regarder le Top 14 ?

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Non content de battre des records d’audience en France, le TOP 14 poursuit son expansion internationale. Désormais, le championnat français est disponible dans plus de 90 territoires (hors TV5 Monde) à travers le monde. La Ligue Nationale de Rugby a confirmé avoir signé de nouveaux accords de diffusion à l’étranger pour les prochaines saisons.

Cette extension s’inscrit dans la continuité du partenariat stratégique conclu en mars dernier avec Two Circles, spécialiste de la commercialisation des droits audiovisuels et du marketing à l’international, visant à augmenter durablement l’attractivité et la visibilité du championnat.

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Ce développement offre aux fans du monde entier, de l’Amérique du Sud aux îles du Pacifique, la possibilité de suivre toute l’intensité et la qualité du TOP 14, championnat de référence du rugby mondial.

Europe

  • France : Canal+ (tous les matchs)

  • Andorre : Movistar (2 matchs par journée et les finales)

  • Autriche : Canal+ (tous les matchs)

  • République tchèque : Canal+ (tous les matchs)

  • Géorgie : Imedi TV (4 matchs par journée et les finales), TOP 14 Rugby TV (tous les matchs)

  • Hongrie : Canal+ (tous les matchs)

  • Irlande : Premier Sports (4 matchs par journée et les finales)

  • Italie : Sky Sport (1 match par journée et les finales), TOP 14 Rugby TV (tous les matchs)

  • Monaco : Canal+ (tous les matchs)

  • Pays-Bas : Canal+ (tous les matchs)

  • Pologne : Canal+ (tous les matchs)

  • Roumanie : Canal+ (tous les matchs)

  • Slovaquie : Canal+ (tous les matchs)

  • Suisse : Canal+ (tous les matchs)

  • Espagne : Movistar (2 matchs par journée et les finales), TOP 14 Rugby TV (tous les autres matchs)

  • Royaume-Uni : Premier Sports (4 matchs par journée et les finales)

  • Autres territoires européens : TOP 14 Rugby TV (tous les matchs)

Amériques

  • USA : FloSports (tous les matchs), RugbyPass TV FAST Channel (1 match par journée)

  • Canada : TOP 14 Rugby TV (tous les matchs)

  • Brésil : TOP 14 Rugby TV (tous les matchs)

  • Mexique : TOP 14 Rugby TV (tous les matchs)

  • Argentine, Chili, Bolivie, Paraguay, Pérou, Colombie, Équateur, Uruguay, Venezuela : ESPN/Disney+ (2 matchs par journée et les finales), TOP 14 Rugby TV (tous les matchs)

  • Caraïbes, Amérique centrale et autres territoires : TOP 14 Rugby TV (tous les matchs)

Océanie et Asie-Pacifique

  • Australie : TOP 14 Rugby TV (tous les matchs)

  • Nouvelle-Zélande : TOP 14 Rugby TV (tous les matchs)

  • Îles du Pacifique : Digicel (4 matchs par journée et les finales)

  • Autres territoires d’Océanie : TOP 14 Rugby TV (tous les matchs)

  • Japon : DAZN (3 ou 4 matchs par journée et les finales), TOP 14 Rugby TV (tous les autres matchs)

  • Vietnam : Canal+ (tous les matchs)

  • Myanmar : Canal+ (tous les matchs)

  • Autres territoires asiatiques : TOP 14 Rugby TV (tous les matchs)

Afrique

  • Afrique du Sud : TOP 14 Rugby TV (tous les matchs)

  • Afrique subsaharienne francophone (Bénin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroun, Tchad, Comores, Congo-Brazzaville, Côte d’Ivoire, Djibouti, Gabon, Guinée, Guinée équatoriale, Madagascar, Maurice, Niger, RCA, RDC, Rwanda, Sénégal, Seychelles, Togo) : Canal+ (tous les matchs)

  • Afrique subsaharienne non francophone (Angola, Botswana, Cabo Verde, Érythrée, Éthiopie, Gambie, Ghana, Guinée-Bissau, Kenya, Liberia, Malawi, Mali, Mauritanie, Mozambique, Namibie, Nigeria, Sao Tomé, Sierra Leone, Somalie, Soudan, Sud Soudan, Swaziland, Tanzanie, Ouganda, Zambie, Zimbabwe) : Canal+ (tous les matchs)

  • Autres territoires africains : TOP 14 Rugby TV (tous les matchs)

Moyen-Orient et autres territoires

  • Moyen-Orient, Israël : TOP 14 Rugby TV (tous les matchs)

« L’internationalisation du TOP 14 n’est pas une ambition théorique : c’est une dynamique que nous construisons jour après jour. Grâce à ces nouveaux partenariats, nous permettons à toujours plus de supporters à travers le monde de vibrer au rythme de nos championnats. C’est une formidable vitrine pour les clubs, les joueurs et l’ensemble du rugby français », a déclaré Yann Roubert, le président de la LNR.

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Ed the Duck 45 minutes ago
'There's always a lot of chat with them. They're quite mouthy'

We certainly saw which team were well off the mark considering the number of Test players they fielded. Fully rested Test players too!!

And Darcy Graham is an edinburgh players last time I checked, not a Glasgow player but hey let’s just categorise them all with the same tar brush, eh eric???



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Eric Elwood 1 hour ago
'There's always a lot of chat with them. They're quite mouthy'

Glasgow were throwing a lot of stones on Saturday.

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Eric Elwood 1 hour ago
'There's always a lot of chat with them. They're quite mouthy'

When are we up to this stuff son?

Did an Irish player ever boast that they would beat Scotland ahead of time? How often have Scotland done this now with the same pathetic result?



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Eric Elwood 1 hour ago
Ben Kay: 'I’d put my money on Ollie Chessum being the next England captain.'

“A groundswell of kiwi and Saffer fans”

How did you measure these? Some of these supporters issue death threats to referees such is their entitlement and arrogance.



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JD Kiwi 1 hour ago
Ben Kay: 'I’d put my money on Ollie Chessum being the next England captain.'

For the second time, I'm not a journalist. And I certainly don't have time to get every single piece of evidence.

But I did post up proof of the opinions of the following on Irish arrogance:



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CN 1 hour ago
Whitney Hansen names eight new faces in Black Ferns Pacific Four squad

She is not eligible due to playing in the PWR, similar with Amy Rule, they had to give up their contracts to play the full season

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JPM 1 hour ago
The Six Nations deep dive: How France has the North playing Super Rugby

It is very good to score tries but not good enough to win a WC as both Ramos and Galthié said at the end of the 6N with reference to a porous defense. France must regain their defensive stats (and unbelievable low number of penalties) as vs Ireland. Plus resolving their scrum/tight head problems: Aldegheri is definitely not a solution (not only for the scrum…if you compare with Gros and Marchand work rate in open play).

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Tah Man Too 2 hours ago
Wallabies appoint former All Blacks defence coach as assistant

Lord bucket hat is a great servant to the game, but our defense has been too reliant on soak and connection, and I think that really hurt us last year. Glad to see that Kiss is looking to get a fresh approach.

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JPM 2 hours ago
Toulouse boss condemns ugly scenes involving Romain Ntamack

Some UBB fans left football for rugby when their soccer Bordeaux team disappeared from Ligue 1 and it is not for the bentefit of the rugby spirit…More globally that parroquial dispute between Jalibert and Ntamack fans is totally stupid. France needs both of them in particular in case of injury.

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Hammer Head 2 hours ago
The Six Nations deep dive: How France has the North playing Super Rugby

Did you watch those games?

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Hammer Head 2 hours ago
The Six Nations deep dive: How France has the North playing Super Rugby

The other notable trend is SA and NZ, 1 and 2 in the world. Between them winning 8/9 tests played in the north just a few months ago.

I guess the upcoming Nations Cup thingamabob will just have to prove my point.



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Hammer Head 2 hours ago
The Six Nations deep dive: How France has the North playing Super Rugby

In the North maybe, but the SH teams defence were almost all on par with each other, with SA, NZ and Aus conceding about the same number of tries (19, 17 and 17). Which talks to the consistency of the SH approach to defence.

Argentina conceded 30 tries - which explains why they average a 50% win rate. We can all agree they play beautiful rugby, but they lose half the games they play in.



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Hammer Head 2 hours ago
The Six Nations deep dive: How France has the North playing Super Rugby

My view is simply this. The hard part is set pieces and defence. It’s hard because it takes more effort and takes up time to train.

Following France’s lead - with their absurdly talented backline - is foolhardy.



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NB 2 hours ago
The Six Nations deep dive: How France has the North playing Super Rugby

It was 108 tries in the 2025 6N so I think it’s safe to say it’s a trend!

But yes, how and when balance will be restored is a good question.



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Hammer Head 2 hours ago
The Six Nations deep dive: How France has the North playing Super Rugby

It was notable, this last weekend immediately after the 6 Nations festival of tries and optional defence, how SA teams line speed all but neutralized any attack from Cardiff, Munster and Edinburgh.

It talks to your season of change you’re alluding to. That the NH SR style is interesting. I find it interesting that it bombed in week one against 3/4 teams with good defence.



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NB 2 hours ago
The Six Nations deep dive: How France has the North playing Super Rugby

I do agree it goes hand in hand with defence dominance for the Boks. Historically it’s probably been the same for England, if at a lower level of performance!

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Hammer Head 2 hours ago
The Six Nations deep dive: How France has the North playing Super Rugby

I haven’t started counting the number of times referees blow whistles. But I will now!

You’re missing my point a little, Nick. I think it’s great that the NH is throwing the ball around. Don’t get me wrong. Just like it’s great that the Boks are throwing the ball around.



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NB 2 hours ago
The Six Nations deep dive: How France has the North playing Super Rugby

It was an exceptional performance in Welly. But the Boks also conceded an average ot 25 point per game in the 2025 TRC compared to 15 the year before.

So maybe it is the game itself which is changing…?



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GrahamVF 2 hours ago
The Six Nations deep dive: How France has the North playing Super Rugby

Indisputable Nick. What I am trying to say is that scrum dominance on its own is only the Open Sesame to dominance in other areas - as you point out - territorial dominance.

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NB 3 hours ago
The Six Nations deep dive: How France has the North playing Super Rugby

It may take time to settle down HH. For example the change in the English Prem has been profound, from a defence/kick based league to an all-out attacking one. That may have been why the France outcome came as natural…

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