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Sporting Union Agen Lot-et-Garonne, also known as SU Agen, competes in the Pro D2, France’s second division of rugby union.

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Fri 30 Jan, 2026
Pro D2
Round 19
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Round 19
53
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7
FT
USON Nevers USON Nevers
Stade Armandie
Fri 13 Feb, 2026
Pro D2
Round 20
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Round 20
20:00
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Fri 20 Feb, 2026
Pro D2
Round 21
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Round 21
18:00
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Agen Rugby Team Players

Agen Forwards

Name
Position
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Luca Tabarot
Prop
Omar Odishvili
Omar Odishvili
Prop
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Bastien Beffara
Hooker
Cyril Deligny
Cyril Deligny
Hooker
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Santiago Socino
Hooker
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Alex Burin
Prop
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William Demotte
Lock
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Dewan Du Preez
Lock
Javier Eissmann
Javier Eissmann
Lock
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Noah Karram
Lock
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John Madigan
Lock
Denis Marchois
Denis Marchois
Lock
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Ben Nehring
Lock
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Arnaud Duputs
Lock
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Dany Lamataki
Lock
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Taniela Matakaiongo
Lock
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Mathys Alifanety
Lock
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Mathieu De Giovanni
Lock
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Evan Olmstead
Lock
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Matthieu Bonnet
Back Row
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Tomasi Fineanganofo
Back Row
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Enzo Serieyssol
Back Row
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Lomig Jouanny
Back Row
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Alexandre Everaert
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Beau Farrance
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Florent Guion
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Julien Koteureu
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Hans Lombard-Buret
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Lasha Macharashvili
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Mamik Mstoian
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Pierre Jouvin

Agen Backs

Name
Position
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Dorian Bellot
Scrum Half
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Theo Idjellidaine
Scrum Half
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Andrea Lucchini
Scrum Half
Jack Maunder
Jack Maunder
Scrum Half
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Franck Pourteau
Fly Half
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Craig Willis
Fly Half
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Clement Garrigues
Fly Half
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Dylan Cazemajou Noudofinin
Outside Back
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Iban Etcheverry
Outside Back
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Emile Dayral
Centre
Ollie Cummins
Ollie Cummins
Centre
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Luigi Marina
Centre
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Peyo Muscarditz
Centre
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Kolinio Ramoka
Centre
Patelesio Tomkinson
Patelesio Tomkinson
Centre
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Lucas Martins
Outside Back
Louis Dupichot
Louis Dupichot
Outside Back
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Valentin Gayraud
Outside Back
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Julien Lebian
Outside Back
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Gautier Lavie
Outside Back
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Remi Boulan
Outside Back
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Romain Darchen
Outside Back
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Mathias Jean
Outside Back
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Loris Tolot
Outside Back

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History of Sporting Union Agen Lot-et-Garonne

Sporting Union Agen Lot-et-Garonne were established in 1908 and, despite a rocky start, they were able to secure their first championship win in 1930. Following this, in 1932, the club won the Challenge Yves du Manoir. They also finished as the competition’s runners-up the year after. 

The club’s success continued into the next decade, where they won the Coupe de France in both 1943 and 1945. They also won the French Championship for the second time in 1945. 

By the 1960s, the Agen rugby team was regularly challenging for titles and the club won three championships in the decade. Following this, the 1980s was another triumphant decade for the club. They won two French Championships and finished as runners-up on two more occasions.

Since 2002, SU Agen have mainly played in the Pro D2. In 2010, they became champions for the first time. In both 2015 and 2017, they were promotion play-off winners, gaining promotion to the Top 14

SU Agen have played in the Pro D2 since the 2021-22 season, when they were last relegated from the Top 14. Since then, they’ve regularly finished in the bottom half of the table.

SU Agen has enjoyed a fair share of success over the years. With plenty of notable victories under their belts, we’re excited to see what lies ahead for the Agen rugby team.

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