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DIRECT - Résultats et stats de la 1ère journée de Pro D2

Anthony Tallieu

Published: Il y a 3 heures | 27 Août 2026 09:55 PDT
Updated: Il y a 3 heures | 27 August 2026 09:56 PDT

Première journée de Pro D2 2026-2027. (Crédit image : Pro D2).

La Pro D2 est de retour. Et avec elle son lot de suspense, de matchs forts, parfois serrés, parfois moins, sans oublier de très beaux essais. La première journée de cet opus 2026-2027 s’ouvre jeudi par l’affiche entre Biarritz et Nice et sera exceptionnellement suivi le même jour de six autres rencontres, seul Brive – Valence-Romans étant au programme de vendredi.

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