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Les compos de l'access-match de Top 14 Provence Rugby - Perpignan en un coup d'oeil

Anthony Tallieu

Published: 13 Juin 2026 09:15 PDT
Updated: 13 June 2026 09:19 PDT

Voici la composition de Perpignan pour son access-match de Top 14 à Provence Rugby. (Crédit image : USAP).

Le match où se joue toute une saison et même celle d’après. Dimanche, Provence Rugby, finaliste malheureux de Pro D2 et l’USAP, avant-dernier de Top 14 se disputeront le droit d’évoluer en premier division la saison prochaine. Une découverte pour le premier, une habitude pour la seconde, qui en a déjà joué trois lors des quatre dernières saisons. Voici les compositions d’équipe de ce match à la vie à la mort.

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Comme prévu, l’ancien Toulousain Setareki Bituniyata, touché lors de la finale contre Vannes, est forfait. Il est remplacé au centre par Baptiste Lenoir.

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Le manager Perpignanais Laurent Labit a fait des choix forts, en mettant un énorme banc de touche avec Posolo Tuilagi, Peceli Yato ou encore Jordan Petaia.

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