Bordeaux and Bayonne are a hit… Results and lessons from the 6th day of Top 14

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And at 6^e Top 14 day started with a very bland Racing 92-Toulon, the rest of the matches were much more exciting. Montpellier came close to the worst, while Bordeaux and Bayonne enjoyed improved successes. Here is all resultsand what to remember.

The big sigh of relief: Montpellier

Miracle in Montpellier! The MHR had to draw on its strengths to avoid a terrible disillusionment at home, against Vannes who imposed their mastery and their power in front, even leading the score 5 minutes from the final whistle. Fortunately, the foot of Léo Coly, at 76^esaved a still very ill Montpellier (26-24).

The disappointment: La Rochelle

Unrecognizable at Anoeta, a ground which was not successful in Bayonne, La Rochelle took a slap in the face against the Basque team. Grégory Alldritt’s teammates, confused and taken by the enthusiasm of the Bayonnais, conceded 37 points, allowing Patat’s men to take the offensive bonus. A total non-match for Rochelais, not customary in fact.

At state: 10

Guided by Matthieu Jalibert once again on fire, Bordeaux-Bègles came out on top by crushing a Perpignan team totally overwhelmed by the crazy pace set by the residents of the Chaban-Delmas stadium. UBB, leader of the Top 14, enjoyed themselves by scoring no less than 10 tries (doubles for Jalibert, Buros and Reybier, Tatafu, Poirot, Samu, and Perchaud) to win 66-12.

The results of the 6^e Top 14 day

• Racing 92 – Toulon : 22-6
• Pau – Castres: 33-26
• Bayonne – La Rochelle: 37-7
• Bordeaux-Bègles – Perpignan: 66-12
• Montpellier – Vannes: 26-24
• Toulouse – Clermont: Saturday, 9:05 p.m.
• Lyon – Stade Français: Sunday, 9:05 p.m.

Top 14: The ranking

Find the ranking of the Top 14 after the 6^e day here.

Top 14: the program for the 7^e daytime

• Bayonne – Racing (Saturday 19, 2:30 p.m.)
• Clermont – Vannes (Saturday 19, 4:30 p.m.)
• Castres – Stade Français (Saturday 19, 4:30 p.m.)
• Toulon – Montpellier (Saturday 19, 4:30 p.m.)
• Perpignan – Lyon (Saturday 19, 4:30 p.m.)
• Pau – Toulouse (Saturday 19, 9:05 p.m.)
• La Rochelle – Bordeaux-Bègles (Sunday 20, 9:05 p.m.)

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