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Saison 2020/2021 SAISON 20 20/2021 R E SUM E D E S HUITIEMES DE FINALE RESUME DE LA JOURNEE Résultats Huitièmes de finale Cliquez sur le score pour accéder aux statistiques officielles de chaque match Date Domicile Extérieur Score 02/04/2021 London Irish Cardiff Blues 41-35 02/04/2021 Zebre Rugby Club Bath Rugby 27-35 02/04/2021 Montpellier Glasgow Warriors 26-21 03/04/2021 Dragons Northampton Saints 39-43 03/04/2021 Ospreys Newcastle Falcons 24-28 03/04/2021 Benetton Rugby Agen 29-16 03/04/2021 Leicester Tigers Connacht Rugby 48-32 04/04/2021 Harlequins Ulster Rugby 21-57 Calendrier Quarts de finale Date Heure Domicile Extérieur Stade 09/04/2021 20h00 Bath Rugby London Irish Recreation Ground 10/04/2021 12h30 Leicester Tigers Newcastle Falcons Mattioli Woods Welford Road 10/04/2021 20h00 Northampton Saints Ulster Rugby Franklin’s Gardens 10/04/2021 21h00 Montpellier Benetton Rugby GGL Stadium Week-ends de la saison 2020/2021 Journée 1 : 11/12/13 décembre 2020 Journée 2 : 18/19/20 décembre 2020 Huitièmes de finale : 2/3/4 avril 2021 Quarts de finale : 9/10/11 avril 2021 Demi-finales : 30 avril – 1er/2 mai 2021 Finales : 21/22 mai 2021 RESUME DE LA JOURNEE Classement Rang J G N P M E Diff Es M Es E B Of B Déf Pts 1 London Irish 2 2 0 0 60 25 35 9 3 2 0 10 2 Ospreys 2 2 0 0 77 44 33 9 6 2 0 10 3 Cardiff Blues 2 2 0 0 61 20 41 7 2 1 0 9 4 Leicester Tigers 2 2 0 0 67 37 30 7 3 1 0 9 5 Zebre Rugby Club 2 1 1 0 43 41 2 5 4 0 0 6 6 Agen 2 1 0 1 36 34 2 5 5 1 0 5 7 Benetton Rugby 2 1 0 1 44 48 -4 7 7 1 0 5 8 Newcastle Falcons 2 1 0 1 46 50 -4 5 6 0 0 4 9 Pau 2 1 0 1 41 46 -5 5 6 0 0 4 10 Bayonne 2 0 1 1 45 53 -8 5 6 0 0 2 11 Worcester Warriors 2 0 0 2 49 62 -13 6 7 1 1 2 12 Brive 2 0 0 2 33 57 -24 2 6 0 1 1 13 Castres Olympique 2 0 0 2 32 65 -33 5 8 0 0 0 14 Stade Français Paris 2 0 0 2 20 72 -52 3 11 0 0 0 RESUME DE LA JOURNEE Huitièmes de finale : meilleures performances Points SAM DAVIES Dragons 19 ALEX LOZOWSKI Montpellier 16 PADDY JACKSON London Irish 16 ADAM HASTINGS Glasgow Warriors 15 JARROD EVANS Cardiff Blues 15 PIERRE BRUNO Zebre Rugby Club 15 Ballons joués à la main TAQELE NAIYARAVORO Northampton Saints 17 JOHN PORCH Connacht Rugby 17 SEAN REIDY Ulster Rugby 16 PETER LUCOCK Newcastle Falcons 15 SEBASTIAN NEGRI Benetton Rugby 15 DYLAN HAYES Agen 15 TOM LAWDAY Harlequins 15 RENATO GIAMMARIOLI Zebre Rugby Club 15 JORDAN WILLIAMS Dragons 15 Mètres JORDAN WILLIAMS Dragons 162 JOHN PORCH Connacht Rugby 136 BEN LOADER London Irish 123 GUY PORTER Leicester Tigers 120 JOE COKANASIGA Bath Rugby 104 Défenseurs battus JASPER WIESE Leicester Tigers 8 OLLIE HASSELL-COLLINS London Irish 8 TYRONE GREEN Harlequins 8 JOHN PORCH Connacht Rugby 7 TAQELE NAIYARAVORO Northampton Saints 7 Passes après contact GEORGE NOTT London Irish 4 RENATO GIAMMARIOLI Zebre Rugby Club 3 FRASER DINGWALL Northampton Saints 3 TAQELE NAIYARAVORO Northampton Saints 3 20 Joueurs - 2 Plaquages TEIMANA HARRISON Northampton Saints 25 GEORGE MARTIN Leicester Tigers 24 NICK TIMONEY Ulster Rugby 23 ALUN WYN JONES Ospreys 23 SEAN REIDY Ulster Rugby 20 RESUME DE LA JOURNEE Challenge Cup 2020/2021 : meilleurs marqueurs Points Rang Matchs Points Pénal. 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Drops Essais 1 Jarrod Evans Cardiff Blues 2 31 6 5 1 0 2 Stephen Myler Ospreys 2 30 6 6 0 0 3 Zack Henry Leicester Tigers 2 22 3 4 0 1 3 Paddy Jackson London Irish 2 22 2 8 0 0 5 Pierre Bruno Zebre Rugby Club 3 20 0 0 0 4 6 Sam Davies Dragons 1 19 2 4 0 1 7 Brett Connon Newcastle Falcons 3 17 3 4 0 0 7 Jamie Shillcock Worcester Warriors 2 17 3 4 0 0 9 Alex Lozowski Montpellier 1 16 4 2 0 0 10 Ollie Hassell-Collins London Irish 2 15 0 0 0 3 10 Sam Parry Ospreys 3 15 0 0 0 3 10 Antonio Rizzi Zebre Rugby Club 2 15 2 2 0 1 10 Adam Hastings Glasgow Warriors 1 15 5 0 0 0 Essais Rang Matchs Essais 1 Pierre Bruno Zebre Rugby Club 3 4 2 Ollie Hassell-Collins London Irish 2 3 2 Sam Parry Ospreys 3 3 4 Albert Tuisue London Irish 3 2 4 Antoine Bouzerand Castres Olympique 1 2 4 Ashton Hewitt Dragons 1 2 4 Charlie Clare Leicester Tigers 3 2 4 Dan Evans Ospreys 3 2 4 Dewaldt Duvenage Benetton Rugby 2 2 4 James Stokes London Irish 2 2 4 Phil Cokanasiga London Irish 2 2 4 Rob Herring Ulster Rugby 1 2 4 Sam Stuart Newcastle Falcons 2 2 4 Sean Reidy Ulster Rugby 1 2 4 Taqele Naiyaravoro Northampton Saints 1 2 Buteurs Rang Matchs Pénal Transf Tentatives* % 1 Adam Hastings Glasgow Warriors 1 5 0 5 100% 1 Ben Spencer Bath Rugby 1 0 5 5 100% 3 Stephen Myler Ospreys 2 6 6 14 86% 3 James Grayson Northampton Saints 1 1 5 7 86% 3 John Cooney Ulster Rugby 1 1 5 7 86% 3 Sam Davies Dragons 1 2 4 7 86% 7 Jarrod Evans Cardiff Blues 2 6 5 13 85% 8 Paddy Jackson London Irish 2 2 8 12 83% 9 Enzo Herve Brive 1 4 5 80% 9 Manuel Ordas Bayonne 1 2 2 5 80% 9 Tedo Abzhandadze Brive 1 3 1 5 80% * 5+ Tentatives RESUME DE LA JOURNEE Challenge Cup 2020/2021 : meilleures performances Ballons joués à la main Rang Matchs Ballons joués à la main 1 Albert Tuisue London Irish 3 31 2 Dan Evans Ospreys 3 30 3 Renato Giammarioli Zebre Rugby Club 3 28 4 Jasper Wiese Leicester Tigers 2 27 5 Kieran Williams Ospreys 3 26 5 Morgan Morris Ospreys 3 26 7 Kyle Cooper Newcastle Falcons 3 25 7 Peter Lucock Newcastle Falcons 3 25 9 Lekima Tagitagivalu Pau 2 24 10 Clement Clavieres Castres Olympique 2 23 10 Tom Arscott Newcastle Falcons 2 23 Mètres Rang Matchs Mètres 1 Tom Arscott Newcastle Falcons 2 225 2 Dan Evans Ospreys 3 207 3 Remy Baget Bayonne 2 169 4 Ollie Hassell-Collins London Irish 2 164 5 Jordan Williams Dragons 1 162 6 Tom Parton London Irish 3 152 7 Renato Giammarioli Zebre Rugby Club 3 150 8 Clement Clavieres Castres Olympique 2 142 8 Jasper Wiese Leicester Tigers 2 142 10 Monty Ioane Benetton Rugby 2 141 Franchissements Rang Matchs Franchissements 1 Ollie Hassell-Collins London Irish 2 6 2 Cooper Vuna Newcastle Falcons 2 5 2 Kieran Williams Ospreys 3 5 4 Dan Evans Ospreys 3 4 4 James Stokes London Irish 2 4 4 Jayden Hayward Benetton Rugby 2 4 4 Pierre Bruno Zebre Rugby Club 3 4 4 Remy Baget Bayonne 2 4 4 Robert Baloucoune Ulster Rugby 1 4 4 Zach Kerr Newcastle Falcons 1 4 RESUME DE LA JOURNEE Défenseurs battus Rang Matchs Défenseurs battus 1 Jasper Wiese Leicester Tigers 2 14 2 George North Ospreys 3 13 3 Tom Arscott Newcastle Falcons 2 11 4 Morgan Morris Ospreys 3 10 4 Renato Giammarioli Zebre Rugby Club 3 10 6 Ollie Hassell-Collins London Irish 2 9 7 Bill Meakes London Irish 2 8 7 Joris Jurand Brive 2 8 7 Monty Ioane Benetton Rugby 2 8 7 Remy Baget Bayonne 2 8 7 Tyrone Green Harlequins 1 8 Passes après contact Rang Matchs Passes après contact 1 George Nott London Irish 2 5 1 Renato Giammarioli Zebre Rugby Club 3 5 1 Stéphane Onambele Mbarga Castres Olympique 2 5 1 Thibault Debaes Pau 2 5 5 George North Ospreys 3 4 5 Jayden Hayward Benetton Rugby 2 4 7 Agustin Creevy London Irish 2 3 7 Fraser Dingwall Northampton Saints 1 3 7 Jessy Jegerlehner Agen 2 3 7 Taqele Naiyaravoro Northampton Saints 1 3 Plaquages Rang Matchs Plaquages Plaquages manqués 1 Joe Heyes Leicester Tigers 3 35 3 2 Blair Cowan London Irish 2 33 2 3 Cameron Henderson Leicester Tigers 2 31 4 3 Maxime Mbanda Zebre Rugby Club 3 31 1 5 Albert Tuisue London Irish 3 30 2 5 Matt Rogerson London Irish 2 30 2 7 Stéphane Onambele Mbarga Castres Olympique 2 29 2 8 Dorian Clerc Castres Olympique 2 28 1 8 Justin Clegg Worcester Warriors 2 28 1 8 Lovejoy Chawatama London Irish 3 28 1 RESUME DE LA JOURNEE Touches gagnées Rang Matchs Touches gagnées (touches volées incl.) Touches volées 1 Darren Barry Newcastle Falcons 2 16 0 2 Cory Hill Cardiff Blues 2 15 1 2 Justin Tipuric Ospreys 2 15 1 4 Guillaume Ducat Bayonne 1 14 2 5 Baptiste Heguy Bayonne 2 13 2 5 Justin Clegg Worcester Warriors 2 13 0 7 Esteban Abadie Brive 2 11 2 7 Federico Ruzza Benetton Rugby 2 11 1 7 Rob Simmons London Irish 1 11 0 10 Maxime Mbanda Zebre Rugby Club 3 10 0 Turnovers Rang Matchs Turnovers 1 George North Ospreys 3 4 1 Morgan Morris Ospreys 3 4 3 Aneurin Owen Dragons 1 3 3 Dan Evans Ospreys 3 3 3 Jeremy Fernandez Castres Olympique 2 3 3 Kyle Cooper Newcastle Falcons 3 3 3 Tommy Reffell Leicester Tigers 2 3 8 Alexandre Becognee Montpellier 1 2 8 Ashley Beck Worcester Warriors 2 2 8 Blair Cowan London Irish 2 2 8 Callum Chick Newcastle Falcons 1 2 8 Dan Lydiate Ospreys 2 2 8 George Nott London Irish 2 2 8 Giosue Zilocchi Zebre Rugby Club 2 2 8 Guy Porter Leicester Tigers 3 2 8 Jaco Taute Leicester Tigers 1 2 8 Jake Kerr Leicester Tigers 1 2 8 James Grayson Northampton Saints 1 2 8 Jordan Taufua Leicester Tigers 2 2 8 Jordi Murphy Ulster Rugby 1 2 8 Josh Turnbull Cardiff Blues 2 2 8 Kevin Kornath Castres Olympique 2 2 8 Ma'afu Fia Ospreys 3 2 8 Matt Scott Leicester Tigers 2 2 8 Owen Watkin Ospreys 2 2 8 Scott Steele Harlequins 1 2 8 Sione Tui Stade Français Paris 1 2 8 Tomas Baravalle Benetton Rugby 2 2 RESUME DE LA JOURNEE Discipline Cartons jaunes Journée Joueur Club Adversaire Date Mark Wilson Newcastle Falcons Cardiff Blues 11/12/2020 Waisea Nayacalevu Stade Français Paris Benetton Rugby 11/12/2020 Luc Mousset Bayonne Zebre Rugby Club 12/12/2020 Armand Batlle Castres Olympique Ospreys 12/12/2020 1 Hubert Texier Pau Worcester Warriors 12/12/2020 Charly Malie Pau Worcester Warriors 12/12/2020 Caleb Montgomery Worcester Warriors Pau 12/12/2020 Marco Manfredi Zebre Rugby Club Bayonne 12/12/2020 Mesake Doge Brive Zebre Rugby Club 18/12/2020 Alexis Decaux Castres Olympique Newcastle Falcons 18/12/2020 Joe Heyes Leicester Tigers Bayonne 19/12/2020 2 Nephi Leatigaga Leicester Tigers Bayonne 19/12/2020 Cyle Brink Leicester Tigers Bayonne 19/12/2020 Richard Palframan Worcester Warriors Ospreys 19/12/2020 Ethan Waller Worcester Warriors Ospreys 19/12/2020 Miles
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