Select Edition

Nord Nord

Sud Sud

Mondial Mondial

Nouvelle Zélande Nouvelle Zélande

France France

28 - 29

FT

33 - 37

FT

66 - 21

FT

50 - 21

FT

31 - 26

FT

20 - 22

FT

23 - 27

FT

17 - 19

FT

29 - 27

FT

46 - 24

FT

10 - 20

FT

51 - 25

FT

50 - 13

FT

23 - 29

FT

40 - 10

FT

Top 14 (3e journée) : résultat et stats d'UBB - Stade français

Anthony Tallieu

Published: Il y a 2 heures | 20 Septembre 2026 11:59 PDT

UBB - Stade français. (Crédit image : Top 14).

L’Union Bordeaux-Bègles doit se reprendre après son gros revers à Toulouse (18-43). Sans avoir connu une déroute à Clermont la semaine dernière, le Stade français a tout de même perdu sans prendre aucun point (25-16) et doit relancer la machine. Ne manquez rien de cette affiche de clôture de la 3e journée de Top 14.

ADVERTISEMENT

Rencontre

Top 14

Bordeaux

40 - 10

Temps complet

Stade Francais

Toutes les stats et les données

Graphique d'évolution des points

Bordeaux gagne +30

Temps passé en tête

50

Minutes passées en tête

22

63%

% du match passés en tête

28%

42%

Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes

58%

7

Points sur les 10 dernières minutes

0

Entrées dans les 22 m

Moyenne des points marqués

2.5

16

Entrées

Moyenne des points marqués

0.6

11

Entrées

Etat de forme de l'équipe

5 derniers matchs

2

Victoires

2

1

Série

1

24

Essais marqués

17

37

Différence de points

18

1/5

Premier essai

2/5

2/5

Premiers points

2/5

3/5

Course aux 10 points

3/5

Occupation

23%

22%

33%

22%

55%

Occupation

45%

Possession

11%

13%

31%

45%

14%

24%

30%

32%

42%

Possession sur les 10 dernières minutes

58%

57%

Possession

43%

Attaque

153

Passes

122

142

Courses avec ballon

92

366m

Mètres après contact

253m

6

Franchissements

5

Pénalités

11

Pénalités concédées

17

1

Cartons jaunes

0

0

Cartons rouges

0

Défense

116

Tentatives de plaquages

182

14

Plaquages manqués

20

89%

% de plaquages réussis

90%

Plaquages gagnés par joueur

1

Pierre Huguet

18

2

Pierre-Henri Azagoh

17

3

Mathieu Hirigoyen

17

Actus, exclus, stats, matchs en direct et plus encore ! Téléchargez dès maintenant la nouvelle application RugbyPass sur l'App Store (iOS) et Google Play (Android) !

ADVERTISEMENT

LIVE

{{item.title}}

Commentaires

0 Comments

Soyez le premier à commenter...

Inscrivez-vous gratuitement et dites-nous ce que vous en pensez vraiment !

Inscription gratuite

Latest Long Reads

LONG READ

Fergus Watson: 'I grew up wearing my granddad's Scotland cap - I want one of those'

The muscular Glasgow back took seamlessly to men's rugby and longs to follow in his grandfather's footsteps by playing for Scotland.

LONG READ

Munster relying on youth and a discarded talent as fly-half crisis comes to a head

Besieged by injuries in the number 10 position, the Irish province are growing increasingly desperate as the new season looms.

1

LONG READ

Rugby's Greatest Rivalry finale lays foundation for new era for rugby in America before RWC

Five years out from RWC 2031, the final Test between New Zealand and South Africa helped win hearts and minds among the US audience.

31

Comments on RugbyPass

J

JW 5 minutes ago

Rugby's Greatest Rivalry - The stats showcase South Africa's lethal adaptability

Yeah, it’s like many of these other debates around cause and consequence though, referees shouldn’t be allowing themselves to be manipulated by him either.

The last two refs in the series went into these games with preconceived attitudes and implementations of law that were shown to be wrong, and they heavily effected the outcome of the games as a result.

...

639 Go to comments

J

JW 22 minutes ago

Rugby's Greatest Rivalry - The stats showcase South Africa's lethal adaptability

Just so the discussion is following a logical flow, getting to a conclusion, and not just random back and forth with two people not realizing the arguing about completely different points 😂

We should all be here to enlighten ourselves as well as others.

...

639 Go to comments

J

JW 36 minutes ago

Rugby's Greatest Rivalry - The stats showcase South Africa's lethal adaptability

Are you going way back to amateurism here Graham? You never had to release the ball go, you used to hold onto in the ruck for dare life. Are you speaking metaphorically because it often was turned over if you took it into a ruck?

Essentially the exact opposite to what you suggest has happened recently because of the laws of consequence. Right not players aren’t allowed to play the ball, because the defender his been given more rights to get on the ball. It was only a few season ago where the NPC was very strict on allowing the ball carrying a chance to play the ball (place, pass, release, after being tackled). It created the sort of continuous game you’re talking about (little turnover ball from memory).

...

639 Go to comments

J

JW 59 minutes ago

Rugby's Greatest Rivalry - The stats showcase South Africa's lethal adaptability

And part of that has been achieved by allowing people to go into a ruck essentially off their feet. If you want to penetrate markets lke the US in a few years these of the sorts of things that will need fixing as it just doesn’t look right. I bet it doesn’t feel right either.

Does that take things backwards, sure, but the whole advantage law is flawed anyway and should be scrapped for something more modern. Actually make a penalty fun and then the whole ballgame changes.

...

639 Go to comments

J

JW 1 hour ago

Rugby's Greatest Rivalry - The stats showcase South Africa's lethal adaptability

Well it’s important because you’re saying one thing but meaning another.

As I’ve pointed out you can’t really do what you suggest anymore, the stronger team is automatically awarded a penalty, the stronger team is not as officiated as it used to be. What Kyle suggested in part was a one time thing where your first infringement is only a free kick.

...

639 Go to comments

J

JW 1 hour ago

Rugby's Greatest Rivalry - The stats showcase South Africa's lethal adaptability

Let’s just say they started with this backline;

Mounga, Clarke, Barrett, Ioane, Jordan & DMac.

...

639 Go to comments

B

BleedRed&Black 1 hour ago

All Blacks ‘need to get rid of ill-discipline and rediscover lost art of building pressure’

Joisus, finally a bit of perspective coming from a journo who slagged off Robertson all through 2025. Other day we also had Paul Cully, who is so wildly incompetent he still thinks Jamie Joseph is an AB grade coach, actually concede that the lack of a lot of basic skills in NZ players might have more to do with the NZ rugby system, not the AB head coach. Taken them a while, but when you have an agenda I suppose you have to work it through before you recognise that the problems might go a little deeper than your scapegoat...

First, the lesser issue is that Rennie is cocking up the whole discipline issue. With his teams its structural. His teams basic playing method are based on "flooding the breakdown", which actively risks conceding penalties. That is a club only strategy. You will get destroyed at test level doing that, as Rennie is finding out with the AB's, just as he did with the Wallabies.

...

6 Go to comments

S

SC 1 hour ago

‘Forget the Home Nations… ‘Protected’ France are the only team who can rival South Africa’

The golden era is completely irrelevant to the All Blacks winning in 2026 or 2027.

89 Go to comments

c

cnw 1 hour ago

All Blacks ‘need to get rid of ill-discipline and rediscover lost art of building pressure’

The interesting subtext here is the idea that if NZ fixes their mistakes they would win. As an AB supporter I like that sub text. But the reality is that the Boks are a well oiled machine, with settled core of key players and a coherent game plan that enables them to move smoothly throught the gears and dominate most if not all teams at the moment. Until the ABs can build a settled core of top players (especially forwards) and build a coherent game plan around them, the dike will keep spouting “mistakes”.

6 Go to comments

S

SC 1 hour ago

The numbers behind All Blacks' high ball struggles and the tactical change needed

If you read carefully the article points out that the Springbok backs, minus Damian Willemse, were equally poor as All Blacks at successfully catching high balls kicked TO THEM.

45 Go to comments

O

OtagomanII 2 hours ago

Rugby's Greatest Rivalry - The stats showcase South Africa's lethal adaptability

I said before I’m not watching it again and you are playing with semantics. Also you are ignoring what NB said in reply to me. If you like you can rewatch it and provide direct quotes.

639 Go to comments

u

unknown 2 hours ago

Rugby's Greatest Rivalry finale lays foundation for new era for rugby in America before RWC

If they really want to woo Americans to rugby, they really need to sort out the live in stadium experience.

Idk about Baltimore, but Chicago last year was absolute trash. There was no big screen showing replays, and no announcements/audio over PA to relay what was going on. I had no idea what was going on half the time, what calls had been made or why… and I’m a lifelong rugby fan.

...

31 Go to comments

u

unknown 2 hours ago

Red Roses player ratings v Canada | WXV Global Series 2026

England need their regular second row back in the team, they’re a huge miss.

3 Go to comments

R

RA 2 hours ago

France v Australia talking points: Les Bleues complete comeback despite the odds being stacked against them

“Also given you're English I'm not sure why you've chosen to express such a strong opinion regarding a match that didn't involve your team nor have any bearing on your team at all.”

Now are you Australian or French? If not, then why are you writing such strong opinionated comments on game that do not involve your team?

...

8 Go to comments

R

RA 3 hours ago

Wallaroos' agony after amazing French rugby comeback

Stop pretending that you follow women's rugby and stop dressing up self indulgent emotional rants as actual analysis. Who exactly will the coaches drop? Who would they bring in? What do they need…better game management? Should they drop their 19 year old fly half who's only played 3 games at 10…You wouldn't be able to name a single Aussie fly half who isn't in the squad without Googling it. Stop writing such big comments when you don't follow the game.

4 Go to comments

G

Gregor 4 hours ago

Munster relying on youth and a discarded talent as fly-half crisis comes to a head

If this happened in any other country O’ Shea would automatically be selected,- he has great potential - go for it. Guaranteed u won't regret it !

1 Go to comments

m

mused 4 hours ago

All Blacks ‘need to get rid of ill-discipline and rediscover lost art of building pressure’

When Rennie coached the Wallabies, the ongoing messaging around brutality, character, edge etc resulted in us having a discipline issue as well. I used to put most of the blame on the brumbies cynical playing style at the time and the heavy influence of the ponies in the wallabies setup. Perhaps Rennies philosophy as head coach was more of an influence than I first thought. Now the ABs have a similar issue it seems.

6 Go to comments

I

Itsallacademic 4 hours ago

France enact special measures with 'protected player list' of 33 to target 2027 World Cup

Really, based on what? Their record against top opposition is rather appaling. I read recently that France have only won 1 of their last 10 games against the South Africa and something like 3 of their last 10 against NZ.

A host of brilliant individuals and strong league, doesn't automatically mean they will be able to perform as a team. Ignore expectations and analyze France as a team, and they have been rather dissappointing of late.

...

4 Go to comments

P

PB 5 hours ago

Rugby World Cup ever-presents return to World Rankings top 10

How the mighty have regressed!! Australia at a time competed with Boks, AB’s and NH powerhouses France, Ireland and France!

Now they scrap with Japan, Argentina and Italy to stay in the top echelons. 🤦🏻‍♂️

...

2 Go to comments

P

PMcD 6 hours ago

‘Forget the Home Nations… ‘Protected’ France are the only team who can rival South Africa’

After SA shut the door firmly on them with 14 men, Galthie has totally changed the squad and game plan and they are playing more like the teams at the top of your list.

They have moved to hybrid locks, a hard carrying back row and I still think a full strength backline is even better in attack than the AB’s with Jalibert pulling the strings, so they are changing quite rapidly and moving away from some of your comments above.

...

89 Go to comments

Search