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53 (25) 21 (7) Ft (Ht) ASM Clermont Auvergne 53 - 21 Harlequins 16/11/2019 Stade Marcel-Michelin Referee: Daniel Jones (Wal) Att: 17,701 53 (25) FT (HT) 21 (7) Alivereti Raka (10, 61), Peceli Yato (17, 24), Isaia Tries Tom Lawday (28), Elia Elia (50), James Lang (71) Toeava (45), George Moala (69), Mike Tadjer (75) Morgan Parra (11, 25, 46, 61), Greig Laidlaw (70, 77) Conversions Marcus Smith (29, 51, 71) Morgan Parra (2, 40) Penalty Goals Drop Goals Carries Home Attack Away Carries Nick Abendanon 16 Possession Gabriel Ibitoye 11 Fritz Lee 16 53% 47% Tom Lawday 11 Peceli Yato 14 Territory Tevita Cavubati 10 48% 52% Metres Made Carries Metres Made Peceli Yato 141 138 104 Gabriel Ibitoye 61 Alivereti Raka 113 Metres Made Cadan Murley 36 Peter Betham 67 604 296 Tom Lawday 33 Kicks From Hand Lineouts Won 32 21 Lineouts Won Sitaleki Timani 3 Line Breaks Glen Young 4 Thibault Lanen 3 15 3 Matt Symons 3 Axis Title Paul Jedrasiak 2 Defenders Beaten Tevita Cavubati 3 27 23 Tackles Offloads Tackles Paul Jedrasiak 12 13 5 Will Evans 16 Sitaleki Timani 10 Rucks/Mauls Won Matt Symons 14 Fritz Lee 10 89 82 Tom Lawday 12 Rucks/Mauls Lost 6 4 Home Defence Away Tackles Made 119 138 Missed Tackles 23 27 Tackle Success 84% 84% Home Penalties / Turnovers Away Total Penalties Conceded 11 12 Total Turnovers Conceded 16 19 Home Set Piece Away Lineouts Won Own Throw 12 10 Lineouts Lost Own Throw 1 3 Lineout Success 92% 77% Lineout Steals 3 1 Scrums Won 4 5 Scrums Lost 0 2 Scrums Success 100% 71% ASM Clermont Auvergne 53 - 21 Harlequins 16/11/2019 Stade Marcel-Michelin 18:30 Referee: Daniel Jones (Wal) Assistant ref: Mike English (Wal) Assistant ref: Gareth Newman (Wal) TMO: Sean Brickell (Wal), Citing Commissioner: Peter Ferguson (Ire) Match Statistics Heineken Man of the Match - Peceli Yato (ASM Clermont Auvergne) Match Statistics App Try Con Pen Drop YC RC Name Name App Try Con Pen Drop YC RC Nick Abendanon 15 Mike Brown Peter Betham 14 Cadan Murley 1 Isaia Toeava 13 James Lang 1 1 George Moala 12 Francis Saili 2 Alivereti Raka 11 Gabriel Ibitoye Camille Lopez 10 Marcus Smith 3 4 2 Morgan Parra (c) 9 Danny Care Etienne Falgoux 1 Santiago Garcia Botta John Ulugia 2 Scott Baldwin Rabah Slimani 3 Simon Kerrod Paul Jedrasiak 4 Glen Young Sitaleki Timani 5 Matt Symons 2 Peceli Yato 6 Chris Robshaw (c) Alexandre Fischer 7 Will Evans Fritz Lee 8 Tom Lawday 1 1 Mike Tadjer 16 Elia Elia 1 Loni Uhila 17 Mark Lambert Davit Zirakashvili 18 Phil Swainston Thibault Lanen 19 Tevita Cavubati Clement Lanen 20 Renaldo Bothma 2 Greig Laidlaw 21 Martin Landajo Jake McIntyre 22 Michele Campagnaro Apisai Naqalevu 23 Ross Chisholm ASM Clermont Auvergne 53 - 21 Harlequins 16/11/2019 Stade Marcel-Michelin Referee: Daniel Jones (Wal) Att: 17,701 Match Timeline Match Time Home Score Away Match Time ASM Clermont Auvergne Harlequins 2:33 Morgan Parra - Penalty 3 - 0 10:19 Alivereti Raka - Try 8 - 0 11:15 Morgan Parra - Conversion 10 - 0 On - Tevita Cavubati 13:57 Off - Glen Young 13:57 Off - Scott Baldwin 16:21 On - Elia Elia 16:21 17:51 Peceli Yato - Try 15 - 0 On - Glen Young 22:21 Off - Tevita Cavubati 22:21 24:37 Peceli Yato - Try 20 - 0 25:39 Morgan Parra - Conversion 22 - 0 22 - 5 Tom Lawday - Try 28:37 22 - 7 Marcus Smith - Conversion 29:46 34:58 Off - Alexandre Fischer 34:58 On - Clement Lanen 40:33 Morgan Parra - Penalty 25 - 7 40:53 End of first half 25 - 7 25 - 7 40:53 On - Mark Lambert 40:09 Off - Santiago Garcia Botta 40:09 Off - Glen Young 40:15 On - Tevita Cavubati 40:15 45:58 Isaia Toeava - Try 30 - 7 46:28 Morgan Parra - Conversion 32 - 7 On - Michele Campagnaro 46:43 Off - Francis Saili 46:43 32 - 12 Elia Elia - Try 50:47 32 - 14 Marcus Smith - Conversion 51:29 53:10 On - Mike Tadjer 53:10 Off - John Ulugia 53:18 On - Davit Zirakashvili 53:18 Off - Rabah Slimani 61:36 Alivereti Raka - Try 37 - 14 Off - Danny Care 61:46 On - Martin Landajo 61:46 On - Ross Chisholm 61:49 Off - Mike Brown 61:49 61:56 Morgan Parra - Conversion 39 - 14 62:45 On - Greig Laidlaw 62:45 Off - Morgan Parra Off - Will Evans 64:16 On - Renaldo Bothma 64:16 66:58 On - Thibault Lanen 66:58 Off - Sitaleki Timani 68:06 Off - Etienne Falgoux 68:06 On - Loni Uhila Off - Simon Kerrod 68:53 On - Phil Swainston 68:53 69:48 George Moala - Try 44 - 14 70:37 Greig Laidlaw - Conversion 46 - 14 46 - 19 James Lang - Try 71:20 71:38 Off - Clement Lanen 71:38 On - Apisai Naqalevu 46 - 21 Marcus Smith - Conversion 71:49 75:55 Mike Tadjer - Try 51 - 21 77:11 Greig Laidlaw - Conversion 53 - 21 53 - 21 80:59 80:59 End of second half 53 - 21.
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