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Union Bordeaux Bègles compete in the Top 14. They’re the current holders of the European Rugby Champions Cup.

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Bordeaux Matches

Sat 31 Jan, 2026
Top 14
Round 16
US Montauban US Montauban
Round 16
16
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31
FT
Bordeaux Bordeaux
Stade Sapiac
Sat 14 Feb, 2026
Top 14
Round 17
Bordeaux Bordeaux
Round 17
13:30
Castres Castres
Stade Chaban-Delmas
Who will win?
Bordeaux 100%
0% Castres
Fri 27 Feb, 2026
Top 14
Round 18
Pau Pau
Round 18
00:00
Bordeaux Bordeaux
Stade du Hameau
Who will win?
Pau 0%
0% Bordeaux

Bordeaux Rugby Team Players

Bordeaux Forwards

Name
Position
Jefferson Poirot
Prop
Ugo Boniface
Prop
Matis Perchaud
Prop
Louis Mary
Prop
Clement Malinowski
Prop
Ruben-Diego Pargade
Prop
Florian Baquey
Prop
Amir Hattouma
Prop
Connor Sa
Hooker
Maxime Lamothe
Hooker
Gaetan Barlot
Hooker
Jules Freynet
Hooker
Christian Everitt
Hooker
Toma Taufa
Prop
Ben Tameifuna
Prop
Sipili Falatea
Prop
Carlu Sadie
Prop
Zinedine Aouad
Prop
Boris Palu
Lock
Levan Kepuladze
Lock
Adam Zapedowski
Lock
Cyril Cazeaux
Lock
Adam Coleman
Lock
Jonny Gray
Lock
Jacques Alexandre Nguimbous
Lock
Bastien Vergnes Taillefer
Back Row
Pierre Bochaton
Back Row
Lachlan Swinton
Back Row
Cameron Woki
Back Row
Jean-Luc du Preez
Back Row
Bobby Bissu
Back Row
Mathys Argenton
Back Row
Romain Gardrat
Back Row
Marko Gazzotti
Back Row
Temo Matiu
Back Row
Tiaan Jacobs
Back Row
Elyjah Ibsaiene
Back Row
Mateo Lavaselle
Back Row
Lenny Alifanety

Bordeaux Backs

Name
Position
Maxime Lucu
Scrum Half
Martin Page-Relo
Scrum Half
Valentin Hutteau
Scrum Half
Joseph Laharrague
Fly Half
Matthieu Jalibert
Fly Half
Joey Carbery
Fly Half
Louis Bielle-Biarrey
Outside Back
Damian Penaud
Outside Back
Arthur Retiere
Outside Back
Mathis Deram
Outside Back
Yoram Moefana
Centre
Rohan Janse van Rensburg
Centre
Gabriel Bohn
Centre
Louis Favrau
Centre
Giorgi Khaindrava
Centre
Jules Said
Centre
Adrien Drault
Centre
Pablo Uberti
Centre
Nicolas Depoortere
Centre
Salesi Rayasi
Outside Back
Xan Mousques
Outside Back
Romain Buros
Outside Back
Jon Echegaray
Outside Back

Bordeaux Tournaments

Bordeaux Bègles

History of Bordeaux Bègles

Union Bordeaux Bègles was formed when two local sides merged to create a team that was capable of representing the city of Bordeaux on the national stage. 

Although supporters of both Stade Bordelais and CA Bordeaux-Bègles Gironde opposed the merger, the plan went through with the support of local businesses and former players, with the new Bordeaux rugby team taking the place of Stade Bordelais in the Pro D2

However, due to conflicts between the two merging sides, the team was initially called Union Stade Bordelais-C.A.Bordeaux-Bègles Gironde. For ease, in 2008, the club's name was shortened to Union Bordeaux Bègles. That said, most rugby fans simply refer to the team as Bordeaux.

Although the team struggled for continuity in its early years, it did not take long before the side gained promotion from the Pro D2. At the close of the 2010-11 season, the Bordeaux rugby team finished fifth in the table and qualified for the play-offs. They then went on to beat Grenoble in the semi-finals and SC Albi in the final to secure promotion to the Top 14.

Since then, Bordeaux have appeared in every edition of the Top 14. Added to this, the Bordeaux rugby team is now widely considered to be one of the best in France. They reached the final of the Top 14 for the first time in 2024, but they were heavily beaten by Toulouse

Sadly, they faced the same fate in the 2025 final, although the final scoreline was much narrower. However, they did win that year’s edition of the European Rugby Champions Cup. They defeated Northampton Saints 28-20 in Cardiff to claim the club’s first major piece of silverware. 

Although Bordeaux are a young side, they're definitely a team on the up and they've made significant waves in French rugby since their arrival on the scene in 2006. Who knows what the future holds for this up-and-coming side.

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