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Top 14 : Paul Boudehent de retour avec La Rochelle

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Paul Boudehent (Photo de VALENTINE CHAPUIS/AFP via Getty Images)

Le troisième ligne international Paul Boudehent sera titulaire avec La Rochelle pour affronter Perpignan dimanche et fera son retour après une blessure subie à la fin des matches de novembre avec le XV de France, selon la composition publiée samedi.

L’international de 25 ans, 14 sélections, commencera comme troisième ligne centre, une première depuis un an, face à Perpignan pour le compte de la treizième journée de Top 14 dimanche, selon la composition officielle annoncée par le club.

Boudehent était sorti prématurément à la mi-temps face à l’Argentine, victime d’une luxation acromio-claviculaire. Il a raté deux matches de Top 14 et deux de Champions Cup.

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