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TOP 14

Les compos de la 19e journée de Top 14 en un coup d'oeil


Voici la composition de l'UBB pour son déplacement à Toulouse. (Crédit image : UBB).
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Vous les attendez toujours avec autant d’impatience, d’autant plus après cette coupure de trois semaine. Les voici donc : les compositions des matchs de la 19e journée de Top 14 servies sur un plateau.

Clermont – Montpellier (14h30)

Voici la composition de Clermont pour la réception de Montpellier. (Crédit image : ASM Clermont).

Racing 92 – Castres (16h35)

Toulon – Stade français (16h35)

Montauban – Bayonne (16h35)

Perpignan – Lyon (16h35)

 

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La Rochelle – Pau (21 heures)

Toulouse – Bordeaux (dimanche, 21h05)

Voici la composition de l'UBB pour son déplacement à Toulouse. (Crédit image : UBB).

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