Sport. Colomiers goes to Grenoble, the Fenix ​​receives Aix … The posters of the weekend in Toulouse

No women’s rugby this weekend sport To Toulouse. This will start with the movement of the Toulouse Basket Club on the Loon-Plage court on Friday February 17, 2023 (8 p.m.). will follow Colomiers which will meet on the lawn of Grenoble (9 p.m.).

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The next day, Saturday February 18, Blagnac will welcome Cognac, the Fenix will receive Pays d’Aix, the Spacer’s will play in Paris and the TO XIII will receive York at the same time (6 p.m.). A little later in the evening, the Toulouse Metropolis Basketball will host Landerneau (8 p.m.) while the Toulouse Stadium will face Toulon at the Vélodrome stadium in Marseille (9:05 p.m.).

Finally, on Sunday February 19, the Téfecé will close this sports weekend with the reception of Olympique de Marseille (8:45 p.m.).

Colomiers must confirm its revival in Grenoble

Logically beaten in Montauban (25-19), Colomiers got back on the right track by winning with the offensive bonus against Béziers during his last outing (39-20). Julien Sarraute’s men have started the new year in the best possible way, winning four of their last five games.

Currently fourth in the championship, the Columérins even have the opportunity to climb on the podium in the event of success on the lawn of Grenoble, sixth, Friday February 17 (9 p.m.) on behalf of the 21^e Pro D2 day. But the task will not be the least against Grenoble undefeated in their last five meetings (3 wins, 2 draws). Especially since on the way out, the Hauts-Garonnenais had all the trouble in the world to get rid of the Isérois (19-18)…

Fenix ​​Toulouse Handball in search of redemption against Pays d’Aix

The Fenix Toulouse Handball wants to restart the machine. Defeated at the leader, Montpellier, during their last deadline (34-29), the partners of Pierrick Chelle found themselves ejected from the European places. Pointing to the gates of these (6^e), the people of Toulouse must put the forward gear back on so as not to stray further from it.

To do this, the proteges of Danijel Andjelkovic will face Pays d’Aix, seventh in the championship, on Saturday February 18 (6 p.m.) as part of the 17^e Star League day. Even though the Aixois – beaten three times in as many outings, are going through a delicate period – the Hauts-Garonne will nevertheless have to be wary of it. Because in the first leg, the Toulouse had seen victory escape them (26-25) due to a cataclysmic second period.

Stade Toulousain wants to break the curse of the Vélodrome against Toulon

It is a perilous journey that awaits the Toulouse Stadium. This Saturday February 18 (9:05 p.m.), the leader of the Top 14 will challenge Toulon at the Vélodrome stadium in Marseille on behalf of the 18^e championship day. An enclosure that has not succeeded with the Reds and Blacks in recent years.

And for good reason. The Toulousains have not won against the Varois in the Marseille lair since March 28, 2015, almost eight years. Always cut off from their internationals, the Hauts-Garonne will have a lot to do to break this curse. Especially since the Toulonnais are on a series of four rank successes in all competitions. Quite a challenge.

Téfécé revenge against Olympique de Marseille

To everyone’s surprise, the rout of the first leg did not upset the Téfecé. Quite the contrary. Since the correction received at the Vélodrome (6-1), the Toulouse team have been surfing on a positive dynamic, winning eight of the ten matches that followed. More: the Violets are currently the best attack in Europe in 2023 with 30 goals scored.

All the lights are green so before taking the revenge scheduled for this Sunday, February 19 (8:45 p.m.) at the end of the 24^e day of Ligue 1. But the task will be hard because the Olympians, solid second, have not lowered their foot since, also winning eight of their ten following deadlines.

Victory or nothing for the Toulouse Basket Club at Loon-Plage

The Toulouse Basket Club has no room for error. Even if the players of Stéphane Dao, winners of their last six games, are in full swing, a final defeat would come to tarnish this magnificent end of course. Pointing to fifth place in the championship, the Toulousains must win on the floor of Loon-Plage, third, Friday February 17 (8 p.m.) on behalf of the last day of Phase 1 of National 1.

Otherwise, the Toros would greatly jeopardize their chances of getting a move up to Pro B. Because if Vitré, sixth, wins against Rueil-Malmaison at the same time, the Bretons would overtake the Hauts-Garonne…

• Rugby League (Championship)

The TO XIII wants to continue against York

The TO XIII perfectly negotiated its start to the year. Large winners of their first two meetings (Barrow and Newcastle), the Toulousains are currently leading the championship. A good dynamic to maintain against York, fifth, Saturday February 18 (6 p.m.) as part of the 3^e Championship day.

The Spacers in search of continuity in Paris

And if the Spacer’s finally held their reference match? In the hard since the beginning of the season, the men of Patrick Duflos signed a convincing success against Poitiers during their last outing in the league (3-0). Thanks to this victory, the Toulouse, eleventh, can still hope to take part in the final stages at the end of the season.

But to maintain this tiny chance, the Hauts-Garonnenais will have to win in Paris, ninth, Saturday February 18 (6 p.m.) on behalf of the 21^e Ligue A day. A direct competitor in the top 8 barely losing four times in his last four outings.

A duel of bad students between Toulouse Métropole Basket and Landerneau

The Toulouse Metropolis Basketball is bad, very bad. The girls of Xavier Noguera have not gleaned the slightest success for… ten games. However, the TMB, penultimate in the championship, is not the worst student in the championship. Indeed, it is Landerneau who occupies the last place with a balance sheet just as gloomy as the Toulousaines (2 wins, 10 losses).

Breton women whom they will find this Saturday February 18 (8 p.m.) as part of the 13^e LFB day. A misclassified shock that the Pioneers will have to win at the risk of being overtaken by their evening opponents.

Blagnac must continue his unbeaten streak against Cognac

The new year smiles at Blagnac, where the Caouecs have not yet experienced defeat (3 wins, 1 draw). Now fifth in the championship, the Blagnacais are well positioned in the fight for the final stages.

And it would be a disaster if they did not manage to consolidate it against Cognac, red lantern, Saturday February 18 (6 p.m.) as part of the 19^e National day. And for good reason. The Charentais have lost all their matches this season.

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