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DIRECT : Racing 92 - La Rochelle, résultats et stats de la 23e journée de Top 14

Published: 9 Mai 2026 05:25 PDT
Updated: 10 May 2026 12:00 PDT

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La 23e journée de Top 14 s’annonce décisive, avec seulement cinq points entre Pau (2e) et le Racing 92 (7e), rendant chaque faux pas potentiellement fatal dans la course au top 6. L’UBB, en difficulté, se déplace à Bayonne et pourrait sortir des places qualificatives en cas de défaite, tandis que le Racing vise une victoire cruciale face à La Rochelle. Toulon joue aussi sa qualification et devra réaliser un exploit face à Toulouse. À domicile, Pau et le Stade français doivent s’imposer pour sécuriser leur position, alors que Montpellier et Clermont semblent favoris contre Montauban, proche de la relégation, et Perpignan, promis au barrage.

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Don’t remind me of referee grading! Who trains the graders? And you can’t really argue with them otherwise you get really crappy games far away from home. A classic no win.

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NB 1 hour ago

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NB 1 hour ago

'The phoney war on the Greatest Rivalry tour is already gale-force in its intensity.'

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