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Glasgow Warriors 7 - 12 La Rochelle 14/12/2019 Scotstoun Stadium Arbitre: Wayne Barnes (Ang) Aff: 6 801 Glasgow Warriors 7 - 12 La Rochelle 14/12/2019 Scotstoun Stadium Arbitre: Wayne Barnes (Ang) Aff: 6 801 7 (7) 12 (12) Fraser Brown (15) Essais Jules Favre (21), Levani Botia (34) Adam Hastings (16) Transformations Brock James (35) Pénalités Drops Ballons joués à la main Domicile Attaque Extérieur Ballons joués à la main Aki Seiuli 13 Possession Levani Botia 11 Callum Gibbins 11 54% 46% Paul Boudehent 11 Matt Fagerson 11 Occupation Kini Murimurivalu 10 55% 45% Mètres parcourus Ballons joués à la main Mètres parcourus Huw Jones 41 146 102 Kini Murimurivalu 71 Nikola Matawalu 38 Mètres parcourus Levani Botia 51 Kyle Steyn 38 266 272 Paul Boudehent 35 Ballons joués au pied Touches gagnées 24 28 Touches gagnées Scott Cummings 9 Franchissements Mathieu Tanguy 5 Jonny Gray 1 5 Axis Title 2 Thomas Lavault 1 Ryan Wilson 1 Défenseurs battus 14 16 Plaquages Passes après contact Plaquages Jonny Gray 18 10 8 Kevin Gourdon 20 Aki Seiuli 13 Rucks gagnés Facundo Bosch 19 Fraser Brown 13 108 92 Paul Boudehent 18 Rucks Perdus 2 2 Domicile Défense Extérieur Plaquages 131 185 Plaquages manqués 16 14 % Plaquages réussis 89% 93% Domicile Extérieur Pénalités concédées 6 15 Turnovers concédés 14 9 Domicile Extérieur Touches gagnées 12 6 Touches perdues 2 2 % Touches gagnées 86% 75% Touches volées 1 0 Mêlées gagnées 9 9 Mêlées perdues 0 0 % Mêlées gagnées 100% 100% Glasgow Warriors 7 - 12 La Rochelle 14/12/2019 Scotstoun Stadium 17:15 Arbitre: Wayne Barnes (Ang) Arbitre assistant: Christophe Ridley (Ang) Arbitre assistant: Paul Dix (Ang) Arbitre vidéo: Rowan Kitt (Ang), Commissaire à la citation: John Byett (Ang) Homme du Match - Levani Botia (La Rochelle) App E T Pen Drop CJ CR Nom Nom App E T Pen Drop CJ CR Tommy Seymour 15 Kini Murimurivalu Nikola Matawalu 14 Jules Favre 1 Huw Jones 13 Brieuc Plessis-Couillaud Stafford McDowall 12 Levani Botia 1 Kyle Steyn 11 Marc Andreu 1 Adam Hastings 10 Brock James 1 Ali Price 9 Alexis Balès 1 Aki Seiuli 1 Reda Wardi 1 Fraser Brown 2 Facundo Bosch Zander Fagerson 3 Sila Puafisi Scott Cummings 4 Thomas Lavault Jonny Gray 5 Mathieu Tanguy Ryan Wilson 6 Kevin Gourdon (c) Callum Gibbins (c) 7 Paul Boudehent 1 Matt Fagerson 8 Gregory Alldritt George Turner 16 Brendan Lebrun Alex Allan 17 Dany Priso Adam Nicol 18 Vincent Pélo Rob Harley 19 Remi Leroux Thomas Gordon 20 Zeno Kieft George Horne 21 Thomas Berjon Nick Grigg 22 Ihaia West Ruaridh Jackson 23 Pierre Aguillon Glasgow Warriors 7 - 12 La Rochelle 14/12/2019 Scotstoun Stadium Arbitre: Wayne Barnes (Ang) Aff: 6 801 Chronologie du match Minute du match Domicile Score Extérieur Minute du match Entrée de Zeno Kieft 9:42 Sortie de Gregory Alldritt 9:42 15:11 Fraser Brown - Essai 5 - 0 16:28 Adam Hastings - Transformation 7 - 0 7 - 5 Jules Favre - Essai 21:12 7 - 10 Levani Botia - Essai 34:21 7 - 12 Brock James - Transformation 35:45 40:12 Fin de la première période 7 - 12 7 - 12 40:12 49:11 Sortie de Stafford McDowall 49:11 Entrée de Nick Grigg 50:53 Sortie de Ali Price 50:53 Entrée de George Horne Sortie de Reda Wardi 61:44 Entrée de Dany Priso 61:44 7 - 12 Alexis Balès - Carton Jaune 64:56 67:08 Sortie de Ryan Wilson 67:08 Entrée de Rob Harley Entrée de Vincent Pélo 67:21 Sortie de Sila Puafisi 67:21 68:09 Entrée de George Turner 68:09 Sortie de Fraser Brown Entrée de Remi Leroux 69:51 Sortie de Mathieu Tanguy 69:51 Entrée de Pierre Aguillon 69:52 Sortie de Levani Botia 69:52 69:58 Sortie de Aki Seiuli 69:58 Entrée de Alex Allan 73:07 Sortie de Callum Gibbins 73:07 Entrée de Thomas Gordon Entrée de Brendan Lebrun 73:11 Sortie de Facundo Bosch 73:11 79:30 Matt Fagerson - Carton Rouge 7 - 12 Entrée de Thomas Berjon 79:35 Sortie de Marc Andreu 79:35 81:13 Fin de la Deuxieme période 7 - 12 7 - 12 81:13.
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