Did you say duplicate? Despite the absences of his Blues retained in the France team for the autumn tests, Toulouse regained its leader’s chair before the break thanks to its enhanced victory against Perpignan (37-15) on Saturday.
Beaten last week in the Arena of Racing 92 (27-18), the Toulousains were heckled half time by Usap at Ernest-Wallon, but they raised their tone in the second act to refuel stitches before cutting for two weeks. The international third row Selevasio Tolofua, no doubt a little disappointed not to have been called to Marcoussis, achieved a very successful performance.
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Berdeu carries Lyon
The young Léo Berdeu was one of the main architects of Lyon’s victory against Castres (30-23) on Saturday. The 25-year-old opening half proved very accurate against the poles and completed a try that he himself had initiated.
For Mathieu Bastareaud’s comeback, ten months after his last Top 14 match, the LOU ended a series of six consecutive losses against the Tarnese bête noire and took the opportunity to climb to third place in the standings.
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The Stade Français is scuttled
Montpellier, for its part, managed a good operation by overthrowing the French Stadium (31-27) on its lawn. The Parisians managed the rare performance of losing with a double bonus, offensive (four tries to one) and defensive, once again the fault of their lack of discipline when they seemed to have the game in hand.
“We do not lose the match against Montpellier, we lose it against us. This is the first time that I lost with the offensive bonus, that sums up the match well”, railed the scrum-half Arthur Coville.
The MHR confirmed his good mood of the moment by chaining a third consecutive success.
Brive ends their losing streak
At the end of the boredom, it was finally Brive who won against Racing 92 (12-10). Left at the disposal of the Hauts-de-Seine club, Bernard Le Roux, Ibrahim Diallo and Donovan Taofifenua were not enough against Corréziens who stopped the bleeding after four setbacks.
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Pau wins the Pyrenean derby
In the second part of the standings, Pau carried out a good operation for the maintenance with a victory against its neighbor of the Pyrénées-Atlantiques, Biarritz (33-21), poorly rewarded for its good intentions. The Basques have long believed they could bring something back from this short trip, but they ended up giving in to the brilliance of international opener Antoine Hastoy and third row Jordan Joseph, who came to revive at the foot of the Pyrenees.
