DIRECT. Multiplex Top 14: Stade Français heads towards the semi-finals, Racing in pain… follow the last day live

Racing 92 lost 24-19 against La Rochelle but snatched 6th place at the last minute, synonymous with the play-offs. The Racingmen were hot. For their part, the Maritimes finished 5th.

Racing is picking up! Maxime Baudonne scores a try, the first of the game for the Ile-de-France residents. The latter is transformed immediately, allowing the Racingmen to get back into the defensive bonus and therefore hold their place in the top 6.

The RCT scores a new try thanks to Fainga’anuku and regains hope 5 minutes from the end of the match against Stade Français.

The referee refuses the try to Racing, the ball was flattened in front of the line. The Ile-de-France residents remain down 24-12 and are still out of the top 6 with 5 minutes remaining.

The Racingmen gave everything and carried out a big offensive sequence, forcing the Rochelais to retreat. Just when they thought they had scored their first try of the game, the referee called on the video. At the same time, Castres continues its festival in the second half in Bayonne (17-28), scoring its third try through Fernandez.

Stade Français 23-13 ToulonLa Rochelle 24-12 Racing 92Bayonne 17-23 CastresBordeaux-Bègles 33-7 OyonnaxLyon 33-21 ToulouseClermont 36-15 MontpellierPau 31-17 Perpignan

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Nowell concludes a good action from La Rochelle and flattens in the right corner, scoring the third try of the game for his team. The latter is transformed immediately. Virtually, Racing 92 is eliminated!

Perpignan’s play-off hopes vanish following the penalty try awarded to Pau (31-17).

What a Castres sequence! In the pouring rain, the visitors pushed the Bayonnais back to their goal line and ended up flattening thanks to Delaporte (17-20). At the same time, Tedder converts a new penalty for Racing 92 against La Rochelle (12-17) and allows his team to hold their 6th place thanks to the defensive bonus in front of Castres.

Toulon revives thanks to Facundo Isa, author of the first try of the game for the RCT on the pitch at Stade Français. The latter is immediately transformed by Melvyn Jaminet. The suspense is still alive in the race for 2nd place!

In the middle from 15 meters, Hastoy converts a penalty for La Rochelle, depriving Racing 92 of the defensive bonus for the moment.

Simmonds transforms a fairly easy penalty in the middle against the poles and revives Pau at the start of the second half against Perpignan.

Stade Français 17-3 ToulonLa Rochelle 14-9 Racing 92Bayonne 17-13 CastresBordeaux-Bègles 33-7 OyonnaxLyon 26-21 ToulouseClermont 31-10 MontpellierPau 21-17 Perpignan

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Thanks to a penalty from Tedder, Racing 92 regained the defensive bonus and gave themselves some breathing space in La Rochelle. In difficulty in the game, the Ile-de-France residents rely on the quality of their fly half’s feet to stay alive.

Nakarawa scores the first try of the game for Castres against Bayonne. A result which does not suit Racing 92 for the play-offs!

Perpignan wakes up! USAP scores its third try thanks to Oviedo and pulls back to 21-15. As a reminder, Pau led 21-0 after 30 minutes of play.

The match is heating up! Toulon manages a scratch then goes on a counterattack. The Parisians came back well but tempers heated up following a muscular intervention from Dakuwaqa.

Stade Français leaves as it finished! The residents of Stade Jean-Bouin put an impressive amount of pressure in front of the opposing goal against the Toulonnais who were close to breaking down.

Stade Français and the RCT launch this second period of the multiplex. As a reminder, the Parisians lead 17-3 and are heading towards the semi-finals.

Stade Français 17-3 ToulonLa Rochelle 14-6 Racing 92Bayonne 17-6 CastresBordeaux-Bègles 33-7 OyonnaxLyon 12-21 ToulouseClermont 24-10 MontpellierPau 21-10 Perpignan

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Half-time was whistled on the seven Top 14 fields. If Stade Français does the job against Toulon (17-3), this is not the case for Racing 92, trailing (14-6) at La Rochelle. The Ile-de-France residents’ place in the dams hangs by a thread, and the failures of Castres and Perpignan.

Weighed down by their indiscipline (2 yellow cards received), the Castres have just conceded a second try against Bayonne. Following a long offensive sequence, Thomas Acquier managed to flatten with force.

Damian Penaud starts from afar and scores his 14th try of the season for Bordeaux against Oyonnax.

After a penalty and a penetrating group controlled by the Parisian forwards, Giovanni Habel-Küffner scored the second try for Stade Français against Toulon. Note that Melvyn Jaminet missed two penalties for the RCT just before this action.

Offensive bonus provided by the UBB: Mateo Garcia scores the fourth try for his team, which stands out well. The Bordelais have a foot and a half in the play-offs at home.

Eight penalties conceded in 33 minutes: Racing 92 are far too undisciplined to move a largely dominant La Rochelle team. Sixth place, qualifying for the play-offs, hangs by a thread for the Ile-de-France residents.

Pete Samu scores a double and scores Bordeaux’s third try. The UBB players are enjoying themselves against an Oyonnax team already condemned to Pro D2.

Stade Français 10-3 ToulonLa Rochelle 14-6 Racing 92Bayonne 10-3 CastresBordeaux-Bègles 14-5 OyonnaxLyon 7-14 ToulouseClermont 17-8 MontpellierPau 21-0 Perpignan

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Led 14-6 in La Rochelle, Racing is suffering. The Ile-de-France residents are currently being punished by their indiscipline.

Outnumbered, Castres reduced the gap against Bayonne thanks to a penalty converted by Popelin.

Third Pau try scored by Émilien Gailleton following a perfectly constructed action. Perpignan completely misses out and lets its place in the play-offs slip away for the moment.

For its part, UBB went it alone against Oyonnax, scoring its second try thanks to Kaulashvili. The Bordelais lead 12-0 and are provisionally third.

In numerical superiority following the yellow card received by Chavancy, La Rochelle doubled the lead against Racing 92 thanks to the try scored by Kerr-Barlow. The Maritimes take off (14-3)

Pau scores its second try against Perpignan thanks to Attissogbe. The Catalans will have to wake up if they want to continue dreaming of a place in the play-offs.

Joris Seconds allowed Stade Français to widen the gap against Toulon thanks to a converted penalty. The Parisians are superior in the kicking game for the moment.

Stade Français 10-3 ToulonLa Rochelle 7-3 Racing 92Bayonne 7-0 CastresBordeaux-Bègles 7-0 OyonnaxLyon 5-7 ToulouseClermont 0-3 MontpellierPau 7-0 Perpignan

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Bayonne leads 7-0 against Castres following the try scored by Maxime Machenaud. A result which is good for Racing 92 for the moment.

Toulon reduced the gap against Stade Français thanks to a penalty from Melvyn Jaminet.

Following a long sequence of possession close to the opposing goal, Pau opened the scoring through Jack Maddocks against Perpignan.

Lester Etien scores the first try of the game and starts the game perfectly for Stade Français against Toulon at Jean-Bouin!

Following a penalty, the La Rochelle forwards made the difference in the opposing camp. Hastoy knocks down and allows Leyds to score the first try of the game.

There is already a lot of intensity at the start of the match between La Rochelle and Racing. The contacts are tough and the atmosphere is superb at Deflandre.

The 7 matches of this multiplex of the 26th day of Top 14 are launched!

Sixth and under threat from both Perpignan and Castres at kick-off, Racing 92 must win to ensure their place in the play-offs. Here is the composition of the Ile-de-France club.

The starting XV from Stade Rochelais for the clash against Racing 92.

Duncan Paia’aua is back in the Toulon starting XV this Saturday against Stade Français.

A final day full of challenges