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Top 14 : résultat et statistiques du choc Stade Rochelais vs. Stade Toulousain de la 1ere journée

Published: 6 Septembre 2026 13:55 CDT
Updated: 6 September 2026 13:39 CDT

Stade Marcel-Deflandre à La Rochelle. Photo : @StadeToulousain

Le Stade toulousain, quadruple champion de France en titre, ouvre sa saison de Top 14 dimanche 6 septembre à La Rochelle avec une équipe quasiment au complet. Antoine Dupont, Romain Ntamack et Thomas Ramos animent le jeu, aux côtés de la recrue italienne Tommaso Menoncello, associé à Pierre-Louis Barassi au centre pour ses débuts en Rouge et Noir. En troisième ligne, très éprouvée par les blessures, François Cros et Alexandre Roumat encadrent le jeune Roméo Bonnard-Martin, titulaire pour la première fois. Ugo Mola veut en finir avec les défaites répétées à Marcel-Deflandre, où La Rochelle alignera de son côté Grégory Alldritt, Davit Niniashvili et l’ailier sud-africain Dillyn Leyds, remis à temps de sa blessure au doigt.

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NB 10 minutes ago

The Gallagher Prem may have become the new Super Rugby - and attack is here to stay

Where are England at the moment in the pecking order? The Prems quality is a direct reflection of the National teams woes.

Isn’t this because England has not followed suit and mimicked he Prem’s strengths in Borthwick teams? The D is easily cured by employing Shaun Edwards full-time- he obv wants the gig!

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NB 12 minutes ago

The Gallagher Prem may have become the new Super Rugby - and attack is here to stay

Having watched the game back I do feel the quality of the Saints attack, and of club attacks in the league generally has improved hugely. And at least the Prem knows what it want to be.

The URC is stuck between stools dues the presence of the four teams from SA. which is why it now awards more pens at the scrum than the Top 14! The URC needs to identify what it wants to be rather than have a game between between Glasgow and Edinburgh say, which is unrecognisable from Stormers-Sharks…

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The Gallagher Prem may have become the new Super Rugby - and attack is here to stay

Hint: most of the Prem pitches are not grass Jay-Wai. They are synthetic hybrids.

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Hammer Head 1 hour ago

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Not sure, Nick. (Howzit!) Always enjoy reading your essays but my view of the Boks’ season thus far is more along these lines. Attack promising and exciting. Defence a bit worrying. Why do I think Tony is going fine? The Boks scored 80 against the Barbarians, 45 versus England, 42 on Scotland, 43 against Wales, 17 in Argentina, 16 in Round 1 of the RGR, then 33, 29 and 43 in remaining rounds, followed by 38 in Perth. Casting out the 80, that’s an average score of 34 for, despite using 67 distinct players (with five debutants) and fielding A/C or A/B experimental sides, including a 13-player switched team for Perth. The Boks have been scoring tries: 7 on England (using 7 line breaks and 101 rucks), 6 versus Scotland (76 rucks), 7 on Wales (7 line breaks, 77 rucks), 2 in Argentina (121 rucks), just one in RGR One (but 4-1 in line breaks over the All Blacks), followed by 3 (82 rucks), 4 (67 rucks), and 6 (112 rucks) to win the series. The makeshift Boks in Perth scored 5 tries (using 72 rucks). That’s 4.55 tries scored per Test; 3.5 per RGR Test (in which the backs scored 8 of the 14 tries). But Flannery’s scheme has failed to contain the edge v Scotland, NZ, and OZ.

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No surprise there. The boks are heavily protected, specially him. Expect him to resurface in perfect health for the first bok game in November… we will probably not see him much in the winter either. He'll gouge someone's eyes at the 79th minute of the last friendly for a 6 months break…

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Soliloquin 2 hours ago

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PMcD 3 hours ago

The Gallagher Prem may have become the new Super Rugby - and attack is here to stay

Given all the complaints of playing the Investec games and both the travel and climate issues (especially in Dec/Jan) the English teams are not supportive of more fixtures in SA but Wales, Scotland & Ireland would work.

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PMcD 3 hours ago

The Gallagher Prem may have become the new Super Rugby - and attack is here to stay

I was talking about the 10 team PREM vs where it used to be at 12 teams.

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JPM 3 hours ago

How humble Pau are slowly turning into Top 14 powerhouse

Piqueronies is a fantastic coach. Replacing Galthié after RWC 2027 ?

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Venomenal1 3 hours ago

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Wayneo 3 hours ago

The Gallagher Prem may have become the new Super Rugby - and attack is here to stay

With SA & France there is no correlation with the kind of rugby they play, it has everything to do with passion for the game, the size of the audience and number of eyes watching the game in the respective countries.

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Wayneo 4 hours ago

The Gallagher Prem may have become the new Super Rugby - and attack is here to stay

Why would the English Prem want to add South African teams to an English league?

Well, just look what happened to Celtic Rugby when they added SA clubs -

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unknown 4 hours ago

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Whats a pirate?

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proooooovince 4 hours ago

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Just because you want it to be true doesn’t it mean it is Nick.

Next year’s rugby world cup is wide open, there are several great contenders. For either the Boks or the All Blacks, winning 3 knock-outs in a row is statistically unlikely even if they are favorites in these games. Even if you would typically expect to win 8/10 games against your opponents (which for the likes of the Boks, NZ, France, Ireland, England, Aus, is very unlikely), winning 3 such games in a row is only a 50% proposition. Just to say the world cup won’t be much proof of anything.

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