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Investec Champions Cup

Champions Cup : le programme des huitièmes de finale

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 290 jours

Le demi de mêlée de Toulouse Antoine Dupont (C) court avec le ballon lors du match de la poule 2 de la Champions Cup entre le Stade toulousain (FRA) et Bath (ENG) au stade Ernest-Wallon de Toulouse, le 21 janvier 2024. (Photo by Valentine CHAPUIS / AFP) (Photo by VALENTINE CHAPUIS/AFP via Getty Images)

À l’issue de la phase de groupes, cinq des huit équipes françaises participantes ont réussi à se qualifier pour les huitièmes de finale de la Champions Cup.

Par conséquent, les huitièmes de finale promettent des rencontres passionnantes, avec notamment un choc Toulouse-Racing. La Rochelle s’aventurera en Afrique du Sud pour affronter les redoutables Stormers, tandis que l’UBB aura un défi de taille en retrouvant les Saracens.

L’ensemble des matchs auront lieu les 5, 6 et 7 avril 2024.

Exeter (8) – Bath (9)
Bulls (6) – Lyon (11)
Harlequins (5) – Glasgow (12)
Stormers (7) – La Rochelle (10)
Northampton (3) – Munster (14)
Leinster (2) – Leicester (15)
Toulouse (1) – Racing 92 (16)
Union Bordeaux-Bègles (4) – Saracens (13)

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Bath

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Lyon

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Harlequins

28 - 24

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Glasgow

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Stormers

21 - 22

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La Rochelle

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Northampton

24 - 14

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Munster

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Leinster

36 - 22

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Leicester

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Toulouse

31 - 7

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Racing 92

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Bordeaux

45 - 12

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Saracens

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JD Kiwi 1 minute ago

Are the All Blacks doomed to a 70% flatline?

Numia was very unlucky to get injured at the end of SR.

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Toaster 2 minutes ago

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What’s that supposed to mean?

I was trying to offer some solidarity

Leave you to it ….

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JD Kiwi 3 minutes ago

Are the All Blacks doomed to a 70% flatline?

80s is certainly possible in the short to medium term. Ireland were about 83 last World Cup cycle. France weren't far off either. Tough to sustain that though.

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JD Kiwi 10 minutes ago

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frandinand 17 minutes ago

Are the All Blacks doomed to a 70% flatline?

If Schmidt had done this Walter would have said it was sabotage.

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MakeOllieMathisAnAB 33 minutes ago

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I think Razor will be very good at creating an environment where there is competition for places, but where players all focused on what’s best for the team as a whole.

It’s a fine line alright, and that’s where the experienced leaders of the group step in.

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frandinand 34 minutes ago

Are the All Blacks doomed to a 70% flatline?

He has never said. Just another fantasy.

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Bill Smith 36 minutes ago

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Absolutely, this guy is the former Teddy 24 for some reason renaming himself Red Warrior. Was on a month ago defending Ireland’s recruitment policy by that only 1 non Irish born player in 2nd test against SA (there was actually 3). Wonder what he has to say now about 5 Antipodeans in Irish starting 15 tomorrow night?

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frandinand 52 minutes ago

How can Scott Robertson revive the All Blacks’ playmaking ‘triple threat’?

Unfortunately you have not understood the true meaning of the article. The key to how Jordie was playing was Mounga at number 10.

The current problem is the lack of an international number 10.

Bluntly neither BB or DMac are of that standard.

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MC 1 hour ago

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TT 1 hour ago

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1 does not equal 1 .. to you.

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OJohn 1 hour ago

Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii included for Wallabies debut versus England

If you don't think kiwi resident Joe Schmidt isn't setting out to sabotage the Wallabies after this decision you must have very dark blinkers on.

Unbelievable.

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TT 1 hour ago

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7.5 is generous. Noting it should only be wins, & it's quality, V top 6 ranked teams that count. & Losses, again, & it's quality.

Lose V Ireland & France & there's no way this very flaky near zero '80+ min game' rugby side should rate above 6.5.

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Bull Shark 1 hour ago

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I’ll say it. Ireland were lucky and not a great team.

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JWH 1 hour ago

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