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Le mémo de la 5e journée de Pro D2

Published: 24 Septembre 2024 04:04 PDT
Updated: 23 September 2024 16:53 PDT

La Pro D2 est le championnat de 2e division française. Elle compte cette saison quelques grands noms du rugby international comme Courtney Lawes, George North ou Jonny May.

Voici le programme de la 5^e journée de Pro D2 de rugby, qui se déroulera les jeudi 26 et vendredi 27 septembre.

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Pro D2

Biarritz

35 - 15

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Grenoble

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Mont de Marsan

33 - 11

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Brive

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Valence Romans

30 - 25

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Agen

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USON Nevers

13 - 16

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US Montauban

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Dax

8 - 16

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Soyaux Angouleme

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Nice

19 - 28

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Colomiers

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Aurillac

42 - 19

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Grenoble

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Pro D2

Provence Rugby

38 - 3

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Oyonnax

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