New leader in this French rugby championship after the defeat of Bordeaux Bègles this Sunday, October 20.
In today’s clash between Bordeaux Bègles and La Rochelle, the European champions won 32-22 and are almost level with the Bordeaux team in third place in the ranking. “We got into the match very badly, with a lot of timidity in the collisions. We lost a lot of balls against the Rochelais who we knew would attack furiously. The first half hour was catastrophic in terms of engagement, so the technical mastery was weak” analyzed Yannick Bru after the match.
In the ranking, it is Stade Toulouse which takes advantage of this setback to regain the leading position in the Top 14 thanks to its victory on the Pau field. This day offered river scores with Clermont who crushed Vannes by scoring 55 points, Racing fell heavily on the Bayonne field, just like Stade Français in Castres. At the bottom of the ranking, Montpellier is once again in the red zone after its scathing defeat against the RCT which has finally noticed tests.
What is the ranking of the Top 14?
What is the Top 14 schedule?
Download the Top 14 2024-2025 calendar in PDF
Here is the entire calendar for the French rugby championship and the next final phases.
What is the program for the Top 14 days?
For all days of the Top 14, here is the established program:
- 4 meetings on Saturday at 3 p.m. (in multiplex)
- 1 meeting on Saturday at 5 p.m.
- 1 meeting on Saturday in prime time (9 p.m.), accompanied before and after the match by Canal Rugby Club.
- 1 match on Sunday in prime time (9 p.m.), accompanied before and after the match by Canal Rugby Club.
Who are the Top 14 teams?
As the name of the French rugby championship indicates, 14 clubs are in the elite, here is the list of clubs:
- Bayonne
- Bordeaux-Bègles
- Valves
- Castres
- Clermont
- La Rochelle
- Lyon
- Montpellier
- Pau
- Perpignan
- Racing 92
- French Stadium
- Toulon
- Toulouse