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DIRECT - Résultats et stats de la 19e journée de Pro D2

Published: 30 Janvier 2026 09:55 PST
Updated: 30 January 2026 09:57 PST

Photo : @SAXV_Charente

La 19e journée de Pro D2 a confirmé la prise de pouvoir de Vannes, vainqueur à Oyonnax (32-29) au terme d’un duel rythmé. Derrière eux, la lutte s’annonce serrée entre les autres membres du top 6. Provence Rugby, Colomiers, Valence Romans et Brive jouent des rencontres plus favorables face à des adversaires du bas de tableau, tandis qu’Agen reçoit Nevers dans un match crucial pour rester au contact. Avec ce nouveau succès, Vannes creuse l’écart en tête et s’installe un peu plus en patron.

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Biarritz

25 - 15

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Grenoble

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Carcassonne

19 - 23

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Provence Rugby

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Agen

53 - 7

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USON Nevers

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Mont de Marsan

20 - 3

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Brive

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Colomiers

42 - 0

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Soyaux Angouleme

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Beziers

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Dax

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Aurillac

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Valence Romans

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Oyonnax

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Vannes

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