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DIRECT - huitièmes de finale de Challenge Cup, résultats et statistiques

Par Anthony Tallieu

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NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 13: A general view of a match ball prior to the EPCR Challenge Cup match between Newcastle Red Bulls and Lions at Kingston Park on December 13, 2025 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. (Photo by George Wood/Getty Images)

C’est parti pour la phase finale de la Challenge Cup et les matchs à élimination directe avec les huitièmes de finale.

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Samedi en tout début d’après-midi, Montpellier, meilleure équipe de la phase de poules, reçoit Perpignan pour un duel franco-français (13h30).

Dans la soirée, le Stade rochelais, reversé de la Champions Cup, se déplace à Newcastle, bon dernier du championnat anglais (21 heures).

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Dimanche, le Stade français reçoit les Dragons de Newport (13h30) tandis que Pau ira à Parme défier les Zebre (18h30).

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Connacht

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Sharks

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Exeter Chiefs

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Montpellier

53 - 13

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Benetton

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Newcastle

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SC 1 hour ago

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PMcD 4 hours ago

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PMcD 4 hours ago

How big-spending Bath and Saracens swapped places as England's dominant force

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JW 4 hours ago

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PMcD 4 hours ago

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PMcD 4 hours ago

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PMcD 4 hours ago

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cm 5 hours ago

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NB 5 hours ago

How big-spending Bath and Saracens swapped places as England's dominant force

I actually think the Barbeary sale will work out well for you, I wd trust the three you mention more.

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NB 5 hours ago

How big-spending Bath and Saracens swapped places as England's dominant force

Glad to hear it😁

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NB 5 hours ago

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Those ‘build from the bottm up’ convos can often be the most rewarding P. Never lose faith in them!

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NB 5 hours ago

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