à la une. No one at home and all the lights all turned off, but Paul Willemse was very grateful indeed to get his second. The passer converted and Montpellier had their noses in front. Navigateurs recommandés : Google Chrome / Mozilla Firefox 5 tries already and maybe that’s enough, not at all Marvin O’Connor intercepts and feeds the flying Fijian who again romped over for his second. But that’s probably another story for another day.Montpellier fielded a very strong team with power up front, speed and fineness in the three quarters with Timoci Nagusa once again playing outside centre.Montpellier are still missing several players, absentees at the World Cup, but for once the infirmary is reasonably empty. A faire disparaitre. 20-6 to the hosts.The game started to become a try feast, this time Timoci Nagusa intercepted in the middle of the park, did what can only be described as a pirouette, looked left and right no one within metres of him so he accelerated and he romped over all on his own bar the 3 team mates who were ushering him towards the line, again Paillaugue converted and there was already the bonus point and still in the first half of the game, 27-6 the ref blew for the pause.The second half  Montpellier were dominate this time a François Trinh-Duc touch finder 5 mts.

Unfortunately, the weather warnings of extreme storms had a massive effect on the attendance and it was a shame this super spectacle was watched by a mere 9,875.As usual the local and national reporters have been giving Jake White a hard time with his very physical and typical Sud Aff approach to rugby, all forward play and no fast running rugby dull and boring. The forwards caught the ball and for reasons unknown the Parisians looked as though they were already on holiday. The first try came in the 29th minute when Little Big Man Paillaugue left everybody for dead from a scrum, served Marvin O’Connor a superb pass and off he went no one catches the flying winger. Montpellier were starting to dominate and after the ball went through the three quarters up popped O’Connor for his second try of the game, Benoît Paillaugue again converted from the touch line. boutique. Watch Queue Queue Boutique. À partir de 7€ / match Recherche .

SOLDES ETE 2020. 05-09-2020 . This was a Championship winning performance!Benoît Paillaugue got himself Man of the Match a very easy decision as he was, but their were others, the pack extremely forceful and the scrum brilliant, full of power and guile, the backs were always on the front foot and the defence once again more or less water tight.After the unfortunate incidents at Pau,  Timoci Nagusa entered the Stadium on his own to a standing ovation, with a massive pyramid in front of him on the opposite touch line sayingLet’s hope that this is the very last time that this is seen in any stadium playing any sport! The French Champions Stade Francais were the hosts at the Altrad Stadium this Saturday early evening for the 4th day of this TOP 14 season. The ensuing touch was well caught and the forwards propelled Paul Willemse forward and over the line into the hallowed ground again Paillaugue converted and the score progressed to 34-6 this was fast becoming an onslaught against the Parisians.They did however get a try back through Bosman who worked his solo effort very well. The ex Montpellerian Doumayrou looked very mystified as Timoci just left him nailed to the spot, this was becoming embarrassing, 44-13, this was going to be a very long and sour trip back to Paris for the visitorsThey did get a penalty try in the dying minutes but it was still a severe defeat, and they are going to have difficulty hauling themselves back from this immense correction.Final Score Montpellier 44 Stade Francais 20 and 5 points well earned for the hosts.Commendation to all, especially the coaches for their very boring 6 try fest if this is dull and boring Sud Aff rugby, bring it on every week while other cry and whinge Montpellier rejoice. À partir de 7€ / match Navigateurs recommandés : Google Chrome / Mozilla Firefox This video is unavailable. Since then, Stade de France has hosted the most prestigious sporting events: Champions League finals, IAAF World Championships, Rugby World Cup, the UEFA Euro 2016, and the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics.