Bordeaux-Bègles, carried by an inspired Matthieu Jalibert, assumed his status as runner-up to the leader Toulouse by going to win on the ground of Pau (37-33) on Saturday on the occasion of the 7th day of Top 14. A mid – time each but at the end, it is the men of Christophe Urios who get a second success in a row outside, thanks in particular to a very realistic first act (27-9) with a Jalibert author at that time 22 points (2 tries, 3 conversions, 2 penalties).
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Castres pushes the soundtrack
Castres, thanks to a new double from his international pillar Wilfrid Hounkpatin, won with an offensive bonus (38-20) on Saturday during the 7th day of the Top 14 against the red lantern Biarritz, in decline after his good start of the season. Still undefeated in 2021 on his home turf, the CO temporarily climbed to third place in a ranking closed by the Basque club, beaten for the fourth time in a row.
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Sluggish victory for La Rochelle
The Rochelais, irregular since the start of the season, won a sluggish but crucial victory on Saturday in Brive (8-6) in a match of the 7th day of Top 14 of extreme technical poverty. This success, the Maritimes’ first away this season, confirms the good arrangements seen last weekend against Castres and definitively launches Ronan O’Gara’s men, who bided their time before striking.
Stade Français continues in Perpignan
After a complicated start to the season, Stade Français confirmed its recovery by chaining, on the wire, a second consecutive victory on Saturday in Perpignan (23-22) during the 7th day of the Top 14. With this first success away from home , the Parisians come out of the water, while the Catalans already concede their second loss to Aimé-Giral on four receptions. A new quack in their race to maintain.
Clermont gives himself some air
In a very rhythmic match with a few small inaccuracies on each side, it was finally Clermont who won with a short header in Montpellier (20-22) thanks in particular to Camille Lopez’s 17 points at the foot. The Montpellier had the match point in the 80th but Pollard’s penalty was too short to the dismay of Philippe Saint-André. This is ASM’s first away win this season that takes four points at GGL Stadium.
