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Le calendrier de la saison 2026-2027 est connu : Voici les trois doublons qui concernent le Top 14

Par Anthony Tallieu

Il y a 46 jours

In the Top 14, there are regularly sell-out crowds but the same cannot be said for the Champions Cup right now (Photo by XAVIER LEOTY / AFP) (Photo by XAVIER LEOTY/AFP via Getty Images)

La saison de Top 14 et de Pro D2 est encore loin d’avoir rendu son verdict mais on connaît désormais les contours de la suivante. La Ligue Nationale de Rugby a en effet dévoilé mercredi le calendrier prévisionnel pour 2026-2027. Comme chaque année, le Top 14, où figurent l’essentiel des internationaux français, sera impacté par des doublons. Ils seront cette fois au nombre de trois, dont deux en novembre.

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Dans une configuration internationale différente de d’habitude, où les traditionnelles tournées d’été et d’automne sont remplacées par la Coupe des Nations, la France recevra les Fidji le 9 novembre en même temps que la 9e journée de Top 14. Si les Bleus se hissent en finale de cette nouvelle compétition, ils la disputeront le 28 novembre en parallèle de la 10e journée.

Le Top 14 ne se jouera enfin qu’une seule fois lors d’un week-end de Tournoi des Six Nations. On sera alors à la 17e journée, qui démarrera le 20 février, veille de France – Écosse.

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Pour le reste, rien de bien nouveau concernant le championnat. La finale de Top 14 aura lieu le 26 juin, soit 21 jours après celle de Pro D2 qui se tiendra exceptionnellement un vendredi. Entre temps, se sera disputé l’access match entre le 13e de Top 14 et le finaliste malheureux de la Pro D2, prévu le 13 juin.

Voici le calendrier de la saison de rugby 2026-2027. (Crédit : LNR).

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