the essential
Initially scheduled for Monday, the intervention was brought forward. The left pillar of the “red and black” suffers from a ligament rupture in an ankle as well as a fracture of the fibula.
Stade Toulousain suffered a big blow during the semi-final against La Rochelle in Bordeaux, Friday June 21 (39-23 victory and qualification for the Top 14 final). The club lost its left pillar Cyril Baille, in an action that we thought was innocuous, which took place a few moments before Bigourdan was replaced by Rodrigue Neti.
Read also :
Semi-final Stade Toulousain-La Rochelle: Baille’s “fairly serious” injury, Wardi’s headbutt… Mauvaka and Marchand, the funny evening
The player trained at Lannemezan seriously injured his left ankle and suffered a ligament rupture and a fractured fibula. Cyril Baille was admitted this Saturday 22 to the Médipole Garonne clinic in Toulouse to undergo surgery.
Read also :
Semi-final Stade Toulousain-La Rochelle: “Operated on Monday…” Cyril Baille gives news of his (heavy) injury
The intervention which was initially planned for Monday was thus brought forward. The operation went well but the left-hander will obviously be absent for Friday’s final at the Vélodrome. The duration of his unavailability, which will be measured in months, has not yet been communicated by the club.
He who gets up is stronger than he who never fell?
Come on friends, go @stadetoulousainrugby ❤️? pic.twitter.com/nVKq7Lh6ur— Cyril Baille (@CBaille) https://twitter.com/CBaille/status/1804522961002463331?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Read also :
VIDEO. Semi-final Stade Toulousain-La Rochelle: “Cyril Baille has gone to the emergency room…” Concern for the player, injured and taken out on a stretcher
Stade Toulousain could be even more impacted for the final match of the season. Indeed, on Friday evening, when leaving Matmut Atlantique, Matthis Lebel was equipped with crutches. “I blocked my back” he simply declared as he joined the bus which took them back to Toulouse. No information was given by the Toulouse staff about the winger.
