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Ten Top 14 matches to be shown free in UK and Ireland, including final

Toulouse's New Zealand prop Charlie Faumuina (L) and Toulouse's French scrum-half Antoine Dupont (R) celebrate holding the Bouclier de Brennus (Brennus Shield) trophy after winning the French Top14 rugby union final match between Stade Toulousain Rugby (Toulouse) and Stade Rochelais (La Rochelle) at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis, in the northern outskirts of Paris, on June 17, 2023. (Photo by FRANCK FIFE / AFP) (Photo by FRANCK FIFE/AFP via Getty Images)

French broadcaster TV5Monde will show ten matches of this current Top 14 season, including the final, allowing audiences in the United Kingdom and Ireland to watch for free.

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One game will be shown every Saturday for the final five rounds of the regular season, as well as the play-offs, semi-finals and the final on June 28 at Marseille’s Stade Velodrome.

The matches can be streamed for free online in the UK and Ireland on the TV5Monde website. The channel can also be accessed through an app.

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TV5Monde Europe shared on their website: “Experience the thrill of sporting excellence with the Top 14 Rugby Championship, a highly competitive event that brings together the most prestigious French clubs and attracts some of the best international talent. This exciting competition showcases the universal appeal of rugby and conveys the authentic values and spirit that make it such a beloved sport.”

The Top 14 is set for a compelling denouement to the regular season with at least nine teams vying for the coveted six play-off spots.

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Current European champions La Rochelle hold onto that sixth spot for now, but they only have a three-point lead over ninth-place Castres, meaning the complexion of the table could change significantly after only one round of action.

At the top of the table, Stade Francais have built a seven-point lead over reigning champions Toulouse in second place courtesy of a win over Bayonne at the weekend while Toulouse lost to Toulon.

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Fly-half Romain Ntamack secured a win for Toulouse in last year’s final against La Rochelle with a dramatic solo try at the death.

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JW 5 hours ago
The Fergus Burke test and rugby's free market

Of course not, but were not going to base our reasoning on what is said in one comment in a particular scenario and time, are we?


Actually, you are? Seriously?

Although Burke readily admits “I am driven by international rugby”, his final destination is still unknown. He could be one day replacing Finn Russell in the navy blue of Scotland, or challenging Marcus Smith for the right to wear a red rose on his chest, or cycling all the way home to the silver fern. It is all ‘Professor Plum in the billiards room with the lead pipe’ type guesswork, as things stand.

You yourself suggested it? Just theoretically? Look I hope Burke does well, but he's not really a player that has got a lot of attention, you've probably read/heard more him in this last few months than we have in his 4 years. Your own comments also suggest going overseas is a good idea to push ones case for national selection, especially for a team like NZ being so isolated. So i'll ask again, as no of your quotes obviously say one thing or the other, why don't you think he might be trying to advance his case like Leicester did?


Also, you can look at Leicesters statements in a similar fashion, where no doubt you are referring to his comments made while in NZ (still playing a big part of the WC campaign in his case). You should be no means have taken them for granted, and I'd suggest any other coach or management and he might not have returned (been wanted back).

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