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Timisoara Saracens 14 - 47 ASM Clermont Auvergne 08/12/2018 Dan Paltinisanu Stadium 14:30 Arbitre: Craig Evans (PdG) Arbitre assistant: Mike English (PdG Arbitre assistant: Andrew Davies (PdG) Commissaire à la citation: Beth Dickens (Eco) Homme du Match - Alivereti Raka (ASM Clermont Auvergne) App E T Pen Drop CJ CR Nom Nom App E T Pen Drop CJ CR Catalin Fercu 15 Peter Betham 1 Marius Simionescu 14 Remy Grosso Florin Popa 13 Apisai Naqalevu Tevita Manumua 12 George Moala 1 1 Daniel Zaharia 11 Alivereti Raka 2 Jody Rose 10 Tim Nanai-Williams 6 1 Gabriel Conache 9 Charlie Cassang Sione Halalilo 1 Loni Uhila 1 Eugen Capatana 2 Yohan Beheregaray 1 Horatiu Pungea 3 Michael Simutoga Valentin Poparlan 4 Paul Jedrasiak 1 Marius Iftimiciuc 5 Flip van der Merwe Randall Morrison (c) 6 Judicael Cancoriet 1 Vlad Neculau 7 Alexandre Fischer Michael Stewart 8 Damien Chouly (c) Andrei Radoi 16 John Ulugia Henri Boshoff 17 Beqa Kakabadze Mesake Doge 18 Sipili Falatea 1 Ionut Muresan 19 Jacobus Van Tonder Vasile Rus 20 Maxence Lemardelet 1 Gabriel Rupanu 21 Kevin Viallard George Tatarus 22 Morgan Parra Luke Samoa 23 Leo Treilles Timisoara Saracens 14 - 47 ASM Clermont Auvergne 08/12/2018 Dan Paltinisanu Stadium Arbitre: Craig Evans (PdG) Aff: 2 000 Chronologie du match Minute du match Domicile Score Extérieur Minute du match 0 - 5 Yohan Beheregaray - Essai 5:46 10:15 Sortie de Randall Morrison 10:15 Entrée de Vasile Rus 0 - 10 Alivereti Raka - Essai 12:31 0 - 12 Tim Nanai-Williams - Transformation 13:31 15:27 Daniel Zaharia - Essai 5 - 12 17:22 Gabriel Conache - Transformation 7 - 12 7 - 17 Loni Uhila - Essai 39:43 7 - 19 Tim Nanai-Williams - Transformation 40:14 40:32 Fin de la première période 7 - 19 40:10 Entrée de Gabriel Rupanu 40:10 Sortie de Gabriel Conache Sortie de Yohan Beheregaray 45:35 Entrée de John Ulugia 45:35 Sortie de Michael Simutoga 45:36 Entrée de Sipili Falatea 45:36 Sortie de Flip van der Merwe 45:37 Entrée de Jacobus Van Tonder 45:37 46:10 Sortie de Florin Popa 46:10 Entrée de Luke Samoa 47:10 Entrée de Andrei Radoi 47:10 Sortie de Eugen Capatana 47:11 Sortie de Horatiu Pungea 47:11 Entrée de Mesake Doge 7 - 24 Judicael Cancoriet - Essai 50:41 7 - 26 Tim Nanai-Williams - Transformation 52:25 54:38 Marius Simionescu - Carton Jaune 7 - 26 7 - 31 George Moala - Essai 56:19 7 - 33 Tim Nanai-Williams - Transformation 57:16 58:34 Entrée de Ionut Muresan 58:34 Sortie de Vlad Neculau 58:35 Sortie de Sione Halalilo 58:35 Entrée de Henri Boshoff Sortie de Loni Uhila 61:37 Entrée de Beqa Kakabadze 61:37 Sortie de Damien Chouly 61:38 Entrée de Maxence Lemardelet 61:38 67:34 Ionut Muresan - Essai 12 - 33 68:20 Gabriel Rupanu - Transformation 14 - 33 Sortie de George Moala 70:54 Entrée de Leo Treilles 70:54 14 - 38 Paul Jedrasiak - Essai 75:35 14 - 40 Tim Nanai-Williams - Transformation 76:28 Entrée de Kevin Viallard 76:43 Sortie de Charlie Cassang 76:43 14 - 45 Alivereti Raka - Essai 80:09 14 - 47 Tim Nanai-Williams - Transformation 80:29 80:29 Fin de la Deuxieme période 14 - 47.

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26 Established 1961 Sports Thursday, October 3, 2019 France survive scare to beat USA 33-9 at Rugby World Cup Bonus point keeps the pressure up on old enemy England FUKUOKA: France ran in three late tries against the But France extended their advantage after 24 United States yesterday to earn a vital bonus point minutes when Lopez’s perfectly judged cross-field in the Rugby World Cup ‘group of death’ with an kick found Alivereti Raka in space on the right-hand erratic 33-9 win. Les Bleus were just 12-9 ahead touchline for a simple try. The USA kept in the con- with 13 minutes to go before Gael Fickou, Baptiste test and MacGinty slotted another penalty on the Serin and Jefferson Poirot dotted down to secure half-hour mark, again the consequence of some sus- victory against the underdogs. tained forward pressure as France lost their flow. It was the type of inconsistent performance fol- Huget’s try aside, it was a patchy first-half per- lowers of French rugby have seen all too frequently formance from Les Bleus, a pre-match downpour — breathtaking flair let down by a raft of handling and humid conditions making handling difficult. errors. But the bonus point keeps the pressure up on old enemy England, who play Argentina on Saturday ‘DESTABILISED, UNBALANCED’ in another Pool C clash of the heavyweights. France had a chance to register a third try when “It was a very difficult match but the important Sofiane Guitoune burst through on a mazy run but thing is that we won with a bonus point,” said fly- his long pass to Raka was adjudged forward.
Semi-Finals Review

2020/21 SEASON SEMI - FINALS REVIEW ROUND REVIEW Results Semi-finals Click on the score to access the official statistics for each match Date Home Away Score 01/05/2021 Toulouse Bordeaux-Bègles 21-9 02/05/2021 La Rochelle Leinster Rugby 32-23 Fixtures Final Date Time Home Away Venue 22/05/2021 16:45 La Rochelle Toulouse Twickenham 2020/21 season weekends Round 1 – 11/12/13 December 2020 Round 2 – 18/19/20 December 2020 Round of 16 – 2/3/4/ April 2021 Quarter-finals – 9/10/11 April 2021 Semi-finals – 30 April – 1/2 May 2021 Finals – 21/22 May 2021 ROUND REVIEW Pools Pool A Rank Pl W D L PF PA Diff TF TA TB LB Pts 1 Leinster Rugby 2 2 0 0 70 33 37 9 4 2 0 10 2 Wasps 2 2 0 0 57 22 35 9 3 2 0 10 3 Bordeaux-Bègles 2 2 0 0 63 20 43 8 1 1 0 9 4 La Rochelle 2 2 0 0 41 8 33 6 1 1 0 9 5 Scarlets 2 2 0 0 51 19 32 6 2 1 0 9 6 Edinburgh Rugby 2 1 0 1 24 28 -4 2 4 0 1 5 7 RC Toulon 2 1 0 1 26 42 -16 2 6 0 0 4 8 Sale Sharks 2 0 0 2 29 42 -13 4 3 0 1 1 9 Northampton Saints 2 0 0 2 31 51 -20 3 5 0 1 1 10 Bath Rugby 2 0 0 2 19 51 -32 2 6 0 1 1 11 Montpellier 2 0 0 2 28 68 -40 3 10 0 0 0 12 Dragons 2 0 0 2 16 71 -55 2 11 0 0 0 Pool B Rank Pl W D L PF PA Diff TF TA TB LB Pts 1 Lyon 2 2 0 0 83 10 73 12 1 2 0 10 2 Racing 92 2 2 0 0 75 29 46 11 4 2 0 10 3 Toulouse 2 2 0 0 57 22 35 8 3 2 0 10 4 Munster Rugby 2 2 0 0 60 38 22 5 5 0 0 8 5 ASM Clermont Auvergne 2 1 0 1 82 77 5 11 8 2 0 6 6 Bristol Bears 2 1 0 1 65 69 -4 9 9 2 0 6 7 Exeter Chiefs 2 1 0 1 42 28 14 6 4 1 0 5 8 Gloucester Rugby 2 1 0 1 48 89 -41 6 12 1 0 5 9 Ulster Rugby 2 0 0 2 56 67 -11 7 9 1 2 3
As Top All Blacks Axed

Friday 43 Sports Friday, August 16, 2019 Hansen insists he’s ‘loving it’ as top All Blacks axed AUCKLAND: All Blacks coach Steve Hansen in- Australia need to win on Saturday to end their sisted he was “loving it” as he axed three senior 16-year Bledisloe Cup title drought, while an All players and demanded a 200 percent improve- Blacks victory would level the series at 1-1 and ment from his forwards in tomorrow’s winner- keep the trophy in New Zealand. takes-all Bledisloe Cup clash with Australia. Hansen showed no mercy after last week’s ‘BEST CHALLENGE WE COULD GET’ thrashing in Sydney, dumping prop Owen Franks “I’m loving it. This is the best challenge we and wings Ben Smith and Rieko Ioane — a com- could get prior to going to a World Cup,” bined total of 213 Test caps — for the return Hansen said, after the Australians’ record victory match at Auckland’s Eden Park. in round one. “We didn’t front up last week and “They’re not playing so you can say they’ve we need to front up this week or it (the trophy) been dropped,” Hansen said yesterday, with the will be going back to Australia.” highly rated trio not even making the bench. In The two other changes to the All Blacks’ their place is the relatively raw talent of Nepo starting team are the return of Sonny Bill Laulala (18 Tests), George Bridge (three) and Williams for injured centre Jack Goodhue, while Sevu Reece (one), as the top-ranked All Blacks Patrick Tuipulotou replaces suspended lock bid to avoid relinquishing the annual trans-Tas- Scott Barrett.
Saison 2020/2021

SAISON 20 20/2021 BRISTOL BEARS - ASM CLERMONT AUVERGNE PRÉSENTATION DU MATCH Détails du match Poule B –BRISTOL BEARS - ASM CLERMONT AUVERGNE, Samedi 12 décembre Stade Ashton Gate Coup d’envoi 13h00 Arbitre Andrew Brace (Irl) Arbitre Assistant 1 Craig Maxwell-Keys (Ang) Arbitre Assistant 2 Paul Dix (Ang) Arbitre Vidéo Trevor Fisher (Ang) Commissaire à la citation John Montgomery (Eco) • Bristol a gagné ses 2 précédentes confrontations face à Clermont Auvergne en Champions Cup, mais cela remonte à la phase de poules 2002/2003. • Bristol a perdu ses 2 derniers matchs en Champions Cup mais n’en a jamais perdu plus d’affilée ; cependant son dernier match dans la compétition remonte à janvier 2008, contre Cardiff Blues (0-17), la seule fois où les Bears ont échoué à marquer lors de leurs 85 rencontres européennes. • Clermont a gagné 13 de ses 15 derniers matchs de poule en Champions Cup (2 défaites), mais ses 2 défaites dans cette série ont eu lieu en déplacement, dont une en Angleterre (v Northampton Saints en 2017/2018). • Clermont Auvergne a marqué en moyenne 33,4 points par match en Champions Cup la saison passée, plus que toute autre équipe, alors que les Bristol Bears ont affiché la meilleure moyenne en Challenge Cup (37,1). • Luke Morahan (Bristol) a réalisé le plus de franchissements en Challenge Cup la saison passée (22) et a également gagné le plus de mètres (542). 2018/19 Season | Round # Preview 1 PRÉSENTATION DU MATCH Résultats 2019/2020 Poule 4* Rang J G N P M E Diff Es M Es E B Of B Déf Pts 1 Bristol Bears 6 5 1 0 209 58 151
49 ASM Clermont Auvergne

Dragons 7 - 49 ASM Clermont Auvergne 18/01/2019 Rodney Parade 20:00 Referee: Ian Tempest (Eng) Assistant ref: George Selwood (Eng) Assistant ref: Rob Warburton (Eng) TMO: Geoff Warren (Eng), Citing Commissioner: Alberto Recaldini (Ita) Match Statistics Man of the Match - Paul Jedrasiak (ASM Clermont Auvergne) Match Statistics App Try Con Pen Drop YC RC Name Name App Try Con Pen Drop YC RC Zane Kirchner 15 Nick Abendanon Jared Rosser 14 Peter Betham 1 Adam Warren 13 George Moala Jarryd Sage 12 Apisai Naqalevu Hallam Amos 11 Remy Grosso 2 Jason Tovey 10 Patricio Fernandez 1 7 Rhodri Williams 9 Charlie Cassang Brok Harris 1 Beqa Kakabadze Richard Hibbard (c) 2 Benjamin Kayser Lloyd Fairbrother 3 Sipili Falatea Joseph Davies 4 Paul Jedrasiak 2 1 Matthew Screech 5 Flip van der Merwe Harrison Keddie 6 Julien Ruaud 1 Aaron Wainwright 7 Alexandre Fischer 1 Ollie Griffiths 8 Damien Chouly (c) Rhys Lawrence 16 Yohan Beheregaray Dan Suter 17 Loni Uhila Chris Coleman 18 Michael Simutoga Huw Taylor 19 Jacobus Van Tonder James Benjamin 20 Maxence Lemardelet Rhodri Davies 21 Kevin Viallard 1 Josh Lewis 22 Dorian Lavernhe 1 Jordan Williams 23 Tani Vili Dragons 7 - 49 ASM Clermont Auvergne 18/01/2019 Rodney Parade Referee: Ian Tempest (Eng) Att: 4,309 Match Timeline Match Time Home Score Away Match Time Dragons ASM Clermont Auvergne 0 - 5 Patricio Fernandez - Try 9:05 0 - 7 Patricio Fernandez - Conversion 9:46 11:16 Aaron Wainwright - Yellow card 0 - 7 0 - 12 Alexandre Fischer - Try 13:45 0 - 14 Patricio Fernandez - Conversion 14:38 0 - 19 Paul Jedrasiak
Match Summary

MATCH SUMMARY TEAMS Highlanders vs Blues VENUE Forsyth Barr Stadium DATE 23 February 2018 08:35 COMPETITION Vodacom Super Rugby FINAL SCORE 41 - 34 HALFTIME SCORE 17 - 24 TRIES 5 - 4 PLAYER OF THE MATCH SCORING SUMMARY Highlanders Blues PLAYER T C P DG PLAYER T C P DG Lima Sopoaga (J #10) 0 5 1 0 Bryn Gatland (J #10) 1 4 2 0 Rob Thompson (J #13) 2 0 0 0 Matt Duffie (J #14) 1 0 0 0 Siate Tokolahi (J #3) 1 0 0 0 Akira Ioane (J #8) 2 0 0 0 Tei Walden (J #12) 2 0 0 0 Fletcher Smith (J #22) 0 0 1 0 LINE-UP Highlanders Blues 1 Dan Lienert-brown (J #1) 1 Alex Hodgman (J #1) 2 Ash Dixon (J #2) 2 James Parsons (J #2) 3 Siate Tokolahi (J #3) 3 Ofa Tu'ungafasi (J #3) 4 Jackson Hemopo (J #4) 4 Gerard Cowley-tuioti (J #4) 5 Tom Franklin (J #5) 5 Scott Scrafton (J #5) 6 Liam Squire (J #6) 6 Glenn Preston (J #6) 7 Dillon Hunt (J #7) 7 Murphy Taramai (J #7) 8 Luke Whitelock (J #8) 8 Akira Ioane (J #8) 9 Aaron Smith (J #9) 9 Augustine Pulu (J #9) 10 Lima Sopoaga (J #10) 10 Bryn Gatland (J #10) 11 Tevita Li (J #11) 11 Rieko Ioane (J #11) 12 Tei Walden (J #12) 12 Sonny Bill Williams (J #12) 13 Rob Thompson (J #13) 13 George Moala (J #13) 14 Waisake Naholo (J #14) 14 Matt Duffie (J #14) 15 Ben Smith (J #15) 15 Michael Collins (J #15) RESERVES Highlanders Blues 16 Liam Coltman (J #16) 16 Leni Apisai (J #16) 17 Aki Seiuli (J #17) 17 Pauliasi Manu (J #17) 18 Tyrel Lomax (J #18) 18 Mike Tamoaieta (J #18) 19 Dan Pryor (J #19) 19 Patrick Tuipulotu (J #19) 20 Elliot Dixon (J #20) 20 Antonio Kiri Kiri (J #20) 21 Kayne Hammington (J #21) 21 Jonathan Ruru (J #21) 22
Issue 178 NZ Rugby World Feb/Mar 2016

With Sevens in full swing this edition of the NZRPA Players’ Own Magazine has been put together with input from the New Zealand Men’s Sevens team. PLAYERS IN BUSINESS DALLAS SEYMOUR Dallas Seymour Biography Dallas Seymour was born in Tokoroa and educated in the now closed, iconic St Stephens School in South Auckland. He played more than 100 Provincial games for Canterbury, Hawke’s Bay, Wellington and Bay of Plenty. He also played Super Rugby for the Hurricanes and Crusaders but is best known as the former New Zealand Seven’s captain and one of the longest serving sevens player in New Zealand. Dallas is a former All Black, New Zealand Maori DALLAS SEYMOUR player, Seven’s 1998 Commonwealth Gold Medallist. He also played in a variety of representative sides including New Zealand Colts, New Zealand Universities, the Divisional XV, North Island XV and New Zealand XV. Dallas attended his first Hong Kong Seven’s international tournament in 1998 and was a regular until 2002, playing in 35 international tournaments and two World Cup tournaments. The 48 year-old is married to former Silver Ferns captain Julie Seymour and they have four children. DALLAS SEYMOUR ALLAS SEYMOUR IS WORKING NGĀI TAHU KNOW THE VALUE IN GROWING good stead. IN WHAT HE CALLS HIS DREAM AND DEVELOPING THEIR OWN TALENT. All the skills you learn in the sporting JOB, A ROLE HE HAS BEEN IN We ask the former rugby player how did world are highly transferrable to the FOR JUST OVER A YEAR, WHERE he land his dream job? working environment.
Official Match Statistics

OFFICIAL STATISTICS ASM CLERMONT AUVERGNE 12 - 21 TOULOUSE OFFICIAL STATISTICS Quarter-Finals: Parc des Sports Marcel Michelin - 11/4/2021 - Heineken Star of the Match: Romain Ntamack (Toulouse) - Attendance: 0 ASM CLERMONT AUVERGNE 12 - 21 TOULOUSE 6 - 6 Romain Ntamack (Penalty - 33') Morgan Parra (Penalty - 25') Romain Ntamack (Penalty - 40') Morgan Parra (Penalty - 29') Romain Ntamack (Penalty - 49') Romain Ntamack (Penalty - 56') Morgan Parra (Penalty - 42') Romain Ntamack (Penalty - 62') Romain Ntamack (Penalty - 65') Morgan Parra (Penalty - 58') Romain Ntamack (Penalty - 73') POSSESSION 48% 52% PASSES 105 107 KICKS 23 24 CARRIES 68 89 METRES GAINED 364 294 17 DEFENDERS BEATEN 20 2 INITIAL BREAKS 1 7 OFFLOADS 8 106 TACKLES 68 5 TURNOVERS WON 3 15 PENALTIES CONCEDED 9 67% LINEOUT SUCCESS % 94% 100% SCRUM SUCCESS % 100% OFFICIAL STATISTICS TOP 5 PLAYERS ASM CLERMONT AUVERGNE CARRIES METRES GAINED OFFLOADS 1 Kotaro Matsushima 11 1 Kotaro Matsushima 82 1 Kotaro Matsushima 2 2 Fritz Lee 8 2 George Moala 57 2 Damian Penaud 1 3 Peni Ravai 7 3 Damian Penaud 50 2 Peceli Yato 1 4 George Moala 6 4 Fritz Lee 41 2 Peni Ravai 1 5 Alivereti Raka 4 5 Peni Ravai 33 2 Sebastien Bezy 1 TURNOVERS WON TACKLES DOMINANT TACKLES 1 Adrien Pélissié 1 1 Fritz Lee 14 1 Daniel Bibi Biziwu 1 2 Alexandre Fischer 13 1 George Moala 1 3 Sebastien Vahaamahina 11 1 Peceli Yato 1 4 Adrien Pélissié 10 1 Sebastien Vahaamahina 1 4 Tim Nanai-Williams 10 TOULOUSE CARRIES METRES GAINED OFFLOADS 1 Cyril Baille 11 1 Maxime Medard 39 1 Cyril Baille 3 2 Julien Marchand 9 2 Romain
SCORERS - Page 1

2014 - SUPER RUGBY - SCORERS - Page 1 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # Israel Folau Waratahs 12 Bernard Foley Waratahs 213 Nemani Nadolo Crusaders 10 Beauden Barrett Hurricanes 209 Penalty tries Various 9 Marnitz Boshoff Lions 189 George Moala Blues 8 Colin Slade Crusaders 178 Jesse Mogg Brumbies 7 Lima Sopoaga Highlanders 166 Julian Savea Hurricanes 7 Francois Steyn Sharks 148 Kurtley Beale Waratahs 7 Jacques-Louis Potgieter Bulls 144 Matt Toomua Brumbies 7 Jason Woodward Rebels 144 Nick Cummins Force 7 Johan Goosen Cheetahs 143 Robbie Coleman Brumbies 7 Simon Hickey Blues 124 Cobus Reinach Sharks 6 Quade Cooper Reds 120 Cornal Hendricks Cheetahs 6 Sias Eberhohn Force 117 Johnny McNicholl Crusaders 6 Nic White Brumbies 105 Lionel Mapoe Lions 6 Aaron Cruden Chiefs 94 Malakai Fekitoa Highlanders 6 Gareth Anscombe Chiefs 79 Matt Hodgson Force 6 Handré Pollard Bulls 76 Tim Nanai-Williams Chiefs 6 Mike Harris Reds 67 Beauden Barrett Hurricanes 5 Israel Folau Waratahs 60 Ben Smith Highlanders 5 Tom Taylor Crusaders 59 Bernard Foley Waratahs 5 Christian Lealiifano Brumbies 54 Lolagi Visinia Blues 5 Kurtley Beale Waratahs 53 Patrick Osborne Highlanders 5 Ihaia West Blues 52 Richard Buckman Highlanders 5 Patrick Lambie Sharks 52 Rob Horne Waratahs 5 Hayden Parker Highlanders 51 Tevita Kuridrani Brumbies 5 Jayden Hayward Force 51 TJ Perenara Hurricanes 5 Kurt Coleman Stormers 51 Willie le Roux Cheetahs 5 Nemani Nadolo Crusaders 50 Aaron Smith Highlanders 4 Elgar Watts Cheetahs 49 Alofa Alofa Waratahs 4 Peter Grant Stormers 47 Ben
SUPER RUGBY 2017 - Page 1

SCORERS - PLAY OFF GAMES - SUPER RUGBY 2017 - Page 1 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # Ngani Laumape (Hurricanes) Hurricanes 15 Elton Jantjies (Lions) Lions 190 Vince Aso (Hurricanes) Hurricanes 14 Curwin Bosch (Sharks) Sharks 151 James Lowe (Chiefs) Chiefs 11 Lionel Cronje (Kings) Kings 136 Makazole Mapimpi (Kings) Kings 11 Damian McKenzie (Chiefs) Chiefs 120 Rieko Ioane (Blues) Blues 10 Marty Banks (Highlanders) Highlanders 120 Cheslin Kolbe (Stormers) Stormers 9 Reece Hodge (Rebels) Rebels 118 Courtnall Skosan Lions 9 Wharenui Hawera Brumbies 118 Dillyn Leyds Stormers 9 Bernard Foley Waratahs 113 Eto Nabuli Reds 9 Richie Mo'unga Crusaders 111 Israel Folau Waratahs 9 Fred Zeilinga Cheetahs 108 Waisake Naholo Highlanders 9 Jordie Barrett Hurricanes 104 David Havili Crusaders 8 Nicolás Sánchez Jaguars 89 George Bridge Crusaders 8 Tian Schoeman Bulls 80 Malcolm Marx Lions 8 Piers Francis Blues 79 Henry Speight Brumbies 7 Aaron Cruden Chiefs 78 Julian Savea Hurricanes 7 Robert du Preez Stormers 78 Kwagga Smith Lions 7 Ngani Laumape Hurricanes 75 Seta Tamanivalu Crusaders 7 Quade Cooper Reds 74 Sikhumbuzo Notshe Stormers 7 Vince Aso Hurricanes 70 Damian McKenzie Chiefs 6 SP Marais Stormers 66 Jaco Kriel Lions 6 Niel Marais Cheetahs 65 Jordie Barrett Hurricanes 6 Ihaia West Blues 61 Kobus van Wyk Sharks 6 Beauden Barrett Hurricanes 60 Malakai Fekitoa Highlanders 6 Jono Lance Force 60 Malcolm Jaer Kings 6 Mitchell Hunt Crusaders 60 Manasa Mataele Crusaders 6 Cheslin Kolbe Stormers 57 Marika Koroibete Rebels 6 James Lowe Chiefs
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:
Al Sadd Coach Xavi Ready for QNB Stars League

RRUGBYUGBY | Page 4 BBADMINTONADMINTON | Page 6 All Blacks to fi eld Prannoy stuns strong side for former champ fi nal World Cup Lin Dan to warm-up enter 3rd round Wednesday, August 21, 2019 FOOTBALL Dhul-Hijja 20, 1440 AH Juve gamble on Sarri GULF TIMES delivering another style of Serie A title SPORT Page 7 FOOTBALL Al Sadd coach Xavi ready for QNB Stars League challenge He has already guided the Wolves to the quarters of AFC Champions League and last week won his first title as coach By Sports Reporter Doha f 20 years from now Xavi Hernandez is counted among football’s great coaches, he would be proudly reminisc- Iing about the fi rst step in that direction he took with Al Sadd of Qatar. After winning all he had hoped for as a player – the FIFA World Cup in 2010, the Euro- pean Championship in 2008 and 2012, not to speak of four Cham- pions League titles, eight La Liga crowns and the QNB Stars League – the Spaniard will lead his side Al Sadd in the fi rst match of the new league season today at the Jassim Bin Hamad Stadium. He has already guided Al Sadd to the quarter-fi nals of the AFC Champions League and just last week won his fi rst title as coach when the Wolves beat their chief rivals in Qatar Al Duhail in the Sheikh Jassim Cup. My philosophy, which I learned while playing for Barcelona and Spain, Al Sadd coach Xavi addresses a press conference yesterday ahead of their QNB Stars League opening match against Al Wakrah.