Like every week, here are the results of Federal 1 as well as the updated table of the final stages.
The results of the return quarters of Federal 1
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Perigueux – Floirac 27 – 13
In Perigueux – Saturday 7 p.m. – Perigueux beats Floirac 27-13 (13-6). Referee: Mr Carillo (Occitanie). 1,800 spectators.
Perigueux : 3rd Ouchène (25th), Arvouet (53rd), Cavalière (60th); 3T Tallet (26th, 54th, 61st); 2P Tallet (3rd, 30th). Yellow cards: Vialle (40th), Tafili (74th), Konaté (80th).
Floirac : 1E Brutus (71e) ; 1T Brethes (72e) ; 2P Brethes (23e, 40e) . Cartons jaunes : Richard (40e), Kilioni (34e).
Perigueux 15. Ouchene; 14. Escudié, 13. Fouillade, 12. Piveteau (22. Couturier 60th), 11. Cavaliere; 10. Tallet, 9. White (20. Dischant 70th); 7. Vialle (19. Konaté 59th), 8. Lambert, 6. Seru; 5. Iftimiciuc, 4. Rousserie (18. Labattut 70th); 3. Tawake (23. Tafili 63rd), 2. Arvouet (16. Marijon 70th), 1. Lavergne (17. Pivert 55th).
Floirac 15. Brethes; 14. Brutus, 13. Quintana (22. Gayan 55th), 12. N’UU (21. Kilioni 23rd), 11. Guiraud (20. Aounallah 57th); 10. Cadiou, 9. Blot; 7. Ambourhouet, 8. Novello, 6. Julien (19. Seuru 60th); 5. Letellier (18. Jourdan 55th), 4. Richard; 3. Toké (17. Clarac 40th), 2. Lebastard (16. Seille 52nd), 1. Ouali (23. Traoré 40th).
The best : in Perigueux, Ouchène, Rousserie, Cavalière, Seru, Lambert; in Floirac, Novello, Letellier.
From the 3rd minute, Tallet scored the first three points of the match, the visitors equalized in the 23rd by Brèthes. On an attack in first hand, Ouchène finds the interval and slips into the goal. On a carried ball, the Girondins make a mistake and Tallet adds three new points. Back from the locker room, Arvouet gets out of the group and scores the second sky and white try. 20 minutes from the end on a beautiful movement of the rear lines Cavalière scores between the posts. The Blood and Gold saves the honor by Brutus on an interception. In the end the CAP qualifies for the semi-finals of Federal 1. Pierre MAZEAU.
Hyeres-Carqueiranne – Vienna 37 – 0
In Hyeres– Sunday 3:30 p.m. – Hyères-Carqueiranne beat Vienna 37-0 (6-0) . Referee: M Charleroy (Centre-Val-de-Loire). 800 spectators.
Hyeres-Carqueiranne : 4E Tuineau (48e), Melinte (52e), Tuymenev (73e), Nouhaillaguet (80e) ; 4T Munro (48e, 52e), Melinte (20,73e) ; 2P Munro (26e, 43e) ; 1DG Munro (21e).
Vienna: Yellow card: Bazin (63rd).
Hyeres-Carqueiranne 15.Melinte; 14. Bouchon (20 Raikuna 60th), 13. Leveque (20 Dubié 52nd), 12. Pallares, 11.Fantozzi (22 Smith 60th); 10. Munro, 9. Sonetti; 7. Beaumont, 8. Ormea (19 Gorin 52e), 6. Munoz; 5. Nouhaillaguet, 4. Tuineau (18 Damiani 52nd); 3. Hendrickx (23 Mathieu 60th), 2.Hugguett (16 Tuymenev 53rd), 1.Micheldize (17 Calais 60th).
Vienna 15. Faure; 14. Bazin (22 Bonnet Gonnet 65th), 13. Mollard, 12. Saïd Omar, 11. Brunel (19 Roche 60th); 10. Petelat, 9. Piet (21 Arghel 53rd); 7. Petrod, 8. Peyrat, 6. Arnaud; 5. Melenat (Ferhat 68th) 4. Solno (20 Giroud 50th); 3.Vial (23 Katvidze 53rd), 2.Bobrik (16 Giubergé 55th), 1.Vaudaine (17 Reynard 20th). Not entered into play: none.
The best: in Hyères-Carqueiranne, Beaumont, Nouhaillaguet, Leveque, Melinte, Tuineau; in Vienne, Solnon, Peyrat, Bazin, Melenat, Vaudaine.
During the first half, the challenge was taken up by Vienna, the only team to have beaten the Var this season. A good scrum but many penalties wore the realism countered by a solid local defense. If at half-time, everything remained to be done, the players of Le Corvec and Pezery were quick to set the record straight. Offshore attacks, decisive breakthroughs illustrated by Melinte and Leveque, a winning touch will demonstrate the superiority of a well-established team. Despite a few “chocolates” generously distributed, the deal was concluded from the 60th minute. René GHIGLIONE.
Saint-Jean-de-Luz – Rennes 30 – 20
In Saint-Jean-de-Luz – Sunday 3 p.m. – Saint-Jean-de-Luz defeats Rennes 30-20 (19-10) . Referee: Mr. Santamaria (Occitanie). 1,500 spectators.
St-Jean-de-Luz : 4th Elissalde X. (9th), Alliot (34th), Hiriart Urruty (40th), Etcheverry (81st); 2T Bélie (15th, 35th); 2P Belie (47th, 50th) . Yellow cards: Acebes (1st), Pénigaud (67th). Reds: Bélie (75th), Chiappesoni (75th).
Rennes : 2E Botica (3e), Tuugahala (44e) ; 2T Botica (4e, 45e) ; 2P Botica (17e, 58e). Cartons jaunes : Tuugahala (9e), Guéroult (39e), Wenger (75e), Hickes (80e).
St-Jean-de-Luz 15. Widows (22.Miura 51e) ; 14. Mendiague, 13. Acebes (21.Etcheverry 65e), 12. Daubas, 11. Elissalde J. ; 10. Bélie, 9. Alliot (20. Bordagaray 48e) ; 7. Chiappesoni, 8. Elissalde X., 6. Dutertre (19.Cancillo 49e) ; 5. Eranossian, 4. Armengaud (18.Juanicotena 48e) ; 3. Tescher (23.Penigaud 45e), 2. Hiriart Urruty (29.Espeleta 65e), 1. Acosta (17. Landrodie 45e).
Rennes15. Salvai ; 14. Dréan, 13. Dubos (19.Wenger 49th), 12. Hickes, 11. R. Francis; 10. Pharmacy, 9. Ollion ; 7. Ortega, 8. Gazan, 6. Beaujouan; 5. Gueroult, 4. Algans (18th Quesnel); 3. Pupuma (23.Ulutuipalelei 49e), 2. Tuugahala, 1. Le Jalle (17.Le Picaut 21e, 16.Fau 49e). No entries: 21. Leroyer, 22. A. Francis.
The best : in Saint-Jean-de-Luz, X. Elissalde, Widows; in Rennes, Botica, Gazan.
The Luziens start with a bang. Even if they receive a yellow card, they master the game until the first incursion of Rennes. Not enough for the Bretons who are led at half-time following a second try from 80 meters and a third on a penetrating group. The pace drops in the second half but the contacts are still as tough. A second Breton try at the start of the second half weighed down the atmosphere somewhat. The nervous final of the Luziens is sanctioned and their last try comes too late. Jean-Pierre IRAOLA.
Nimes – Rumilly 46 – 15
In Nimes – Saturday 6:30 p.m. – Nimes beats Rumilly 46-15 (19-3) . Referee: Mr. Boulay (PACA). 3,000 spectators.
Nimes: 4E Roche (34e), Guillimin (44e), Robbe (69e, 73e); 4T Roche (34e, 44e, 69, 73e); 6P Roche (6th, 19th, 24th, 30th, 59th, 80th).
Rumilly: 2nd Masima (55th), Bournonville (64th); 1T Guigue (64th); 1P Guigue (12th) . Yellow card: Gandy (23rd), Janikowski (33rd).
Nimes15. Roche; 14. R. Pichard, 13. Guillimin (21. Valderrama 69e), 12. Darmon (22. Roucoux 54e), 11. Robbe; 10. Debladis, 9. D. Pichard (20. Berthault 41e); 7. Roca (cap.) (19. Cuny 60e), 8. Shoot, 6. Shoot; 5. Gonzalez (18. Vernier 50e), 4. Gely; 3. Oliver (23. Greaves 44e), 2. A. Nierat (16. Benyachou 50e), 1. Duprat (17. Nouri 44e).
Rumilly15. Gandy (22. Monteiro 60e); 14. Houdiarne (21. Meyer), 13. Angelier, 12. Masima, 11. Buissart; 10. Larue, 9. Guigue; 7. Janikowski, 8. Husquin (19. Lopez 60e), 6. Iarussi (cap.) (20. Gahetau 50e); 5. Tuifua (18. Fanalupe 60e), 4. Lebas; 3. Marcotte (23. Lofti 75e), 2. Larroque (17. Aanikid 50e), 1. Sevestre (16. Bournonville 44e).
The best: in Nîmes, Roche, Sparano, Gonzalez, Oliver, A. Nierat, Duprat. ; in Rumilly, Masima, Larue, Bournonville, Marcotte.
There was not the slightest suspense and Nîmes, still in the lead in this match and author of a clear foot, quickly erased their delay in the first leg before logically composting their access ticket to a half -final. To do this, author of a solid start, conqueror in the alignment, solid in melee and finally author of four tries, he above all never allowed Hauts-Savoyards quickly put under pressure, long deprived of ammunition, authors too many handling errors and required to evolve, twice in numerical inferiority, to find solutions likely to seize up the mechanics of Nîmois cooler physically. Olivier GAGNEBIEN.
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The results of the return quarters of Federal 1
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Perigueux – Floirac 27 – 13
In Perigueux – Saturday 7 p.m. – Perigueux beats Floirac 27-13 (13-6). Referee: Mr Carillo (Occitanie). 1,800 spectators.
Perigueux : 3rd Ouchène (25th), Arvouet (53rd), Cavalière (60th); 3T Tallet (26th, 54th, 61st); 2P Tallet (3rd, 30th). Yellow cards: Vialle (40th), Tafili (74th), Konaté (80th).
Floirac : 1E Brutus (71e) ; 1T Brethes (72e) ; 2P Brethes (23e, 40e) . Cartons jaunes : Richard (40e), Kilioni (34e).
Perigueux 15. Ouchene; 14. Escudié, 13. Fouillade, 12. Piveteau (22. Couturier 60th), 11. Cavaliere; 10. Tallet, 9. White (20. Dischant 70th); 7. Vialle (19. Konaté 59th), 8. Lambert, 6. Seru; 5. Iftimiciuc, 4. Rousserie (18. Labattut 70th); 3. Tawake (23. Tafili 63rd), 2. Arvouet (16. Marijon 70th), 1. Lavergne (17. Pivert 55th).
Floirac 15. Brethes; 14. Brutus, 13. Quintana (22. Gayan 55th), 12. N’UU (21. Kilioni 23rd), 11. Guiraud (20. Aounallah 57th); 10. Cadiou, 9. Blot; 7. Ambourhouet, 8. Novello, 6. Julien (19. Seuru 60th); 5. Letellier (18. Jourdan 55th), 4. Richard; 3. Toké (17. Clarac 40th), 2. Lebastard (16. Seille 52nd), 1. Ouali (23. Traoré 40th).
The best : in Perigueux, Ouchène, Rousserie, Cavalière, Seru, Lambert; in Floirac, Novello, Letellier.
From the 3rd minute, Tallet scored the first three points of the match, the visitors equalized in the 23rd by Brèthes. On an attack in first hand, Ouchène finds the interval and slips into the goal. On a carried ball, the Girondins make a mistake and Tallet adds three new points. Back from the locker room, Arvouet gets out of the group and scores the second sky and white try. 20 minutes from the end on a beautiful movement of the rear lines Cavalière scores between the posts. The Blood and Gold saves the honor by Brutus on an interception. In the end the CAP qualifies for the semi-finals of Federal 1. Pierre MAZEAU.
Hyeres-Carqueiranne – Vienna 37 – 0
In Hyeres– Sunday 3:30 p.m. – Hyères-Carqueiranne beat Vienna 37-0 (6-0) . Referee: M Charleroy (Centre-Val-de-Loire). 800 spectators.
Hyeres-Carqueiranne : 4E Tuineau (48e), Melinte (52e), Tuymenev (73e), Nouhaillaguet (80e) ; 4T Munro (48e, 52e), Melinte (20,73e) ; 2P Munro (26e, 43e) ; 1DG Munro (21e).
Vienna: Yellow card: Bazin (63rd).
Hyeres-Carqueiranne 15.Melinte; 14. Bouchon (20 Raikuna 60th), 13. Leveque (20 Dubié 52nd), 12. Pallares, 11.Fantozzi (22 Smith 60th); 10. Munro, 9. Sonetti; 7. Beaumont, 8. Ormea (19 Gorin 52e), 6. Munoz; 5. Nouhaillaguet, 4. Tuineau (18 Damiani 52nd); 3. Hendrickx (23 Mathieu 60th), 2.Hugguett (16 Tuymenev 53rd), 1.Micheldize (17 Calais 60th).
Vienna 15. Faure; 14. Bazin (22 Bonnet Gonnet 65th), 13. Mollard, 12. Saïd Omar, 11. Brunel (19 Roche 60th); 10. Petelat, 9. Piet (21 Arghel 53rd); 7. Petrod, 8. Peyrat, 6. Arnaud; 5. Melenat (Ferhat 68th) 4. Solno (20 Giroud 50th); 3.Vial (23 Katvidze 53rd), 2.Bobrik (16 Giubergé 55th), 1.Vaudaine (17 Reynard 20th). Not entered into play: none.
The best: in Hyères-Carqueiranne, Beaumont, Nouhaillaguet, Leveque, Melinte, Tuineau; in Vienne, Solnon, Peyrat, Bazin, Melenat, Vaudaine.
During the first half, the challenge was taken up by Vienna, the only team to have beaten the Var this season. A good scrum but many penalties wore the realism countered by a solid local defense. If at half-time, everything remained to be done, the players of Le Corvec and Pezery were quick to set the record straight. Offshore attacks, decisive breakthroughs illustrated by Melinte and Leveque, a winning touch will demonstrate the superiority of a well-established team. Despite a few “chocolates” generously distributed, the deal was concluded from the 60th minute. René GHIGLIONE.
Saint-Jean-de-Luz – Rennes 30 – 20
In Saint-Jean-de-Luz – Sunday 3 p.m. – Saint-Jean-de-Luz defeats Rennes 30-20 (19-10) . Referee: Mr. Santamaria (Occitanie). 1,500 spectators.
St-Jean-de-Luz : 4th Elissalde X. (9th), Alliot (34th), Hiriart Urruty (40th), Etcheverry (81st); 2T Bélie (15th, 35th); 2P Belie (47th, 50th) . Yellow cards: Acebes (1st), Pénigaud (67th). Reds: Bélie (75th), Chiappesoni (75th).
Rennes : 2E Botica (3e), Tuugahala (44e) ; 2T Botica (4e, 45e) ; 2P Botica (17e, 58e). Cartons jaunes : Tuugahala (9e), Guéroult (39e), Wenger (75e), Hickes (80e).
St-Jean-de-Luz 15. Widows (22.Miura 51e) ; 14. Mendiague, 13. Acebes (21.Etcheverry 65e), 12. Daubas, 11. Elissalde J. ; 10. Bélie, 9. Alliot (20. Bordagaray 48e) ; 7. Chiappesoni, 8. Elissalde X., 6. Dutertre (19.Cancillo 49e) ; 5. Eranossian, 4. Armengaud (18.Juanicotena 48e) ; 3. Tescher (23.Penigaud 45e), 2. Hiriart Urruty (29.Espeleta 65e), 1. Acosta (17. Landrodie 45e).
Rennes15. Salvai ; 14. Dréan, 13. Dubos (19.Wenger 49th), 12. Hickes, 11. R. Francis; 10. Pharmacy, 9. Ollion ; 7. Ortega, 8. Gazan, 6. Beaujouan; 5. Gueroult, 4. Algans (18th Quesnel); 3. Pupuma (23.Ulutuipalelei 49e), 2. Tuugahala, 1. Le Jalle (17.Le Picaut 21e, 16.Fau 49e). No entries: 21. Leroyer, 22. A. Francis.
The best : in Saint-Jean-de-Luz, X. Elissalde, Widows; in Rennes, Botica, Gazan.
The Luziens start with a bang. Even if they receive a yellow card, they master the game until the first incursion of Rennes. Not enough for the Bretons who are led at half-time following a second try from 80 meters and a third on a penetrating group. The pace drops in the second half but the contacts are still as tough. A second Breton try at the start of the second half weighed down the atmosphere somewhat. The nervous final of the Luziens is sanctioned and their last try comes too late. Jean-Pierre IRAOLA.
Nimes – Rumilly 46 – 15
In Nimes – Saturday 6:30 p.m. – Nimes beats Rumilly 46-15 (19-3) . Referee: Mr. Boulay (PACA). 3,000 spectators.
Nimes: 4E Roche (34e), Guillimin (44e), Robbe (69e, 73e); 4T Roche (34e, 44e, 69, 73e); 6P Roche (6th, 19th, 24th, 30th, 59th, 80th).
Rumilly: 2nd Masima (55th), Bournonville (64th); 1T Guigue (64th); 1P Guigue (12th) . Yellow card: Gandy (23rd), Janikowski (33rd).
Nimes15. Roche; 14. R. Pichard, 13. Guillimin (21. Valderrama 69e), 12. Darmon (22. Roucoux 54e), 11. Robbe; 10. Debladis, 9. D. Pichard (20. Berthault 41e); 7. Roca (cap.) (19. Cuny 60e), 8. Shoot, 6. Shoot; 5. Gonzalez (18. Vernier 50e), 4. Gely; 3. Oliver (23. Greaves 44e), 2. A. Nierat (16. Benyachou 50e), 1. Duprat (17. Nouri 44e).
Rumilly15. Gandy (22. Monteiro 60e); 14. Houdiarne (21. Meyer), 13. Angelier, 12. Masima, 11. Buissart; 10. Larue, 9. Guigue; 7. Janikowski, 8. Husquin (19. Lopez 60e), 6. Iarussi (cap.) (20. Gahetau 50e); 5. Tuifua (18. Fanalupe 60e), 4. Lebas; 3. Marcotte (23. Lofti 75e), 2. Larroque (17. Aanikid 50e), 1. Sevestre (16. Bournonville 44e).
The best: in Nîmes, Roche, Sparano, Gonzalez, Oliver, A. Nierat, Duprat. ; in Rumilly, Masima, Larue, Bournonville, Marcotte.
There was not the slightest suspense and Nîmes, still in the lead in this match and author of a clear foot, quickly erased their delay in the first leg before logically composting their access ticket to a half -final. To do this, author of a solid start, conqueror in the alignment, solid in melee and finally author of four tries, he above all never allowed Hauts-Savoyards quickly put under pressure, long deprived of ammunition, authors too many handling errors and required to evolve, twice in numerical inferiority, to find solutions likely to seize up the mechanics of Nîmois cooler physically. Olivier GAGNEBIEN.
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