Pro D2 – Beziers as boss, Vannes new leader…evening lessons

Beziers like adults

ASBH has thoroughly analyzed Montauban’s strategy. With two interceptions on Jérôme Bosviel’s skipped passes, Pierre Caillet’s men were able to exploit Montalban’s shortcomings. To achieve brand success in Sapiac. Thanks to a double from Gabin Lorraine and a freezing penalty from Victor Dreyulle, Béziers confirmed their excellent season and passed Provence Rugby, who were defeated in Agen. With 59 points on the clock, Biterrois confirmed their convincing success against SUA last week and are currently second in Pro D2.

Mont-de-Marsan by KO

Stade Monois needed just thirty minutes to shut out Grenoble. Thanks to an impressive attacking strike force (three tries from Innocente, Bento and Even), Christophe Lostalot’s teammates were disorganized and then calmly managed their lead. A welcome improved success for yellow and black

who have made it to the top 6 and the battle for fourth place.

Vanes, the new leader without batting an eye

Deprived of most of its executives (Nioradz, Tisson, Courtesan, Aukagne…), Stade Aurillacois resisted for a long time but eventually lost to a contender for promotion to the Top 14. From the fifth minute of the game, Gwennael Duplain scored the first try of the game after a clear Breton three-quarter action. The Cantalians were not caught in a bad mood with a gap of just six points at the break. But in the second act, The Venetians put their foot back on the accelerator to offer themselves a precious offensive bonus point And finish on day 19 as leader.

Sounds like a Soyaux-Angoulême soundtrack

It was one of Pro D2’s scariest matches of the evening. The 14th-placed Angomoisins had just a narrow point lead in the standings over fifteenth-placed Olympique Biarritz before the match. And it was the Basques who opened the scoring and doubled the lead before a quarter of an hour into the game (14-6). Alexandre Ruiz’s men could then rely on a leg effort from Tabarot and Botica to regain the lead. Two points ahead which has therefore made it better than BO, who is now four lengths behind SA XV.

COLMIERS WITH EXPERIENCE

Defeated for long periods by the promoted Daquois, Colomiers finally prevailed at the end of a good second half. Trailing 10-6 at the break, Columrains scored twenty-four points to shut out Landais. Manukula, Javax and Pinto took three tries to gain enough margin over Dequois. With a thirteen-point lead at the finish, Thomas Girard’s teammates broke the decks and finished sixth.

Rouen says Thank you Lydon!

In the 78th minute of the game, the scoreboard read 19-19 when Peter Lydon scored the winning penalty try for Rowan against Valence-Romans. Championship Red Lantern, Norman Club gnashed his teeth to the end but was finally able to rejoice Thanks to the Irishman’s kick. Ben Niseru tried to equalize on the siren but his penalty was too short for a draw. With this precious victory, Rouen moved back to seven points behind Olympique Biarritz and continued to believe in its destiny.

Nevers shows off his muscles in Brive

For this Day 19 poster of Pro D2, Nevers produced the perfect away match. Very practical, USON CA were able to take advantage of the gaps left by Brive, especially with a precise foot pass from Kilian Geminate, landing in the hands of Arthur Mathiron, who then took advantage of the boulevard to make a try run. Joined at the very end of the game, Xavier Pemeja’s men held on to the top of the championship and struck a major blow, denying Brive a sixth place finish after 19 days.