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24 (24) 17 (7) Ft (Ht) Pau 24 - 17 Leicester Tigers 18/01/2020 Stade du Hameau Referee: Ben Whitehouse (Wal) Att: 6,124 24 (24) FT (HT) 17 (7) Vincent Pinto (3, 5), Teddy Leffler (39) Tries Noel Reid (15), Ben White (62) Antoine Hastoy (4, 6, 39) Conversions Tom Hardwick (16, 63) Antoine Hastoy (31) Penalty Goals Tom Hardwick (79) Drop Goals Ball Carries Home Attack Away Ball Carries Julien Fumat 14 Possession Tom Hardwick 8 Ben Smith 13 55% 45% Manu Tuilagi 7 Watisoni Votu 11 Territory Harry Simmons 7 56% 44% Metres Made Ball Carries Metres Made Ben Smith 86 118 84 Manu Tuilagi 49 Watisoni Votu 55 Metres Made George Worth 45 Vincent Pinto 53 399 288 Sione Kalamafoni 41 Kicks From Hand Lineouts Won 25 31 Lineouts Won Denis Marchois 3 Line Breaks Joe Batley 6 Antoine Erbani 3 2 Axis Title 5 Harry Wells 5 Giovanni Kueffner 2 Defenders Beaten Will Spencer 1 20 19 Tackles Offloads Tackles Rayne Barka 8 8 9 Will Spencer 18 Vincent Pinto 7 Rucks/Mauls Won Joe Batley 12 Denis Marchois 6 85 58 Ifereimi Boladau 12 Rucks/Mauls Lost 3 1 Home Defence Away Tackles Made 77 130 Missed Tackles 19 20 Tackle Success 80% 87% Home Penalties / Turnovers Away Total Penalties Conceded 14 13 Total Turnovers Conceded 10 9 Home Set Piece Away Lineouts Won Own Throw 11 14 Lineouts Lost Own Throw 1 1 Lineout Success 92% 93% Lineout Steals 1 1 Scrums Won 2 8 Scrums Lost 1 3 Scrums Success 67% 73% Pau 24 - 17 Leicester Tigers 18/01/2020 Stade du Hameau 14:00 Referee: Ben Whitehouse (Wal) Assistant ref: Rhys Jones (Wal) Assistant ref: Ben Breakspear (Wal) TMO: Brian MacNeice (Ire), Citing Commissioner: Gary Gordon (Sco) Match Statistics Man of the Match - Vincent Pinto (Pau) Match Statistics App Try Con Pen Drop YC RC Name Name App Try Con Pen Drop YC RC Ben Smith 15 George Worth 1 2 Vincent Pinto 14 Adam Thompstone Julien Fumat 13 Manu Tuilagi (c) Watisoni Votu 12 Noel Reid 1 Atila Septar 11 Rory Hughes 3 1 Antoine Hastoy 10 Tom Hardwick 2 1 Thibault Daubagna (c) 9 Harry Simmons 1 Geoffrey Moise 1 Facundo Gigena Rayne Barka 2 Tatafu Polota-Nau 1 Teddy Leffler 3 Joe Heyes Baptiste Pesenti 4 Joe Batley Denis Marchois 5 Will Spencer Lekima Tagitagivalu 6 Harry Wells Antoine Erbani 7 Ifereimi Boladau Giovanni Kueffner 8 Sione Kalamafoni Quentin Lespiaucq 16 Jake Kerr Omar Odishvili 17 Greg Bateman Thomas Poulain 18 Dan Cole Daniel Ramsay 19 Sam Lewis Luke Whitelock 20 Jordan Taufua Samuel Marques 21 Ben White 1 Tom Taylor 22 Sam Costelow Charly Malie 23 Jonah Holmes Pau 24 - 17 Leicester Tigers 18/01/2020 Stade du Hameau Referee: Ben Whitehouse (Wal) Att: 6,124 Match Timeline Match Time Home Score Away Match Time Pau Leicester Tigers 3:04 Vincent Pinto - Try 5 - 0 4:15 Antoine Hastoy - Conversion 7 - 0 5:22 Vincent Pinto - Try 12 - 0 6:48 Antoine Hastoy - Conversion 14 - 0 14 - 5 Noel Reid - Try 15:28 14 - 7 Tom Hardwick - Conversion 16:01 Off - Rory Hughes 25:14 On - Jonah Holmes 25:14 31:05 Antoine Hastoy - Penalty 17 - 7 17 - 7 George Worth - Yellow card 35:00 39:39 Teddy Leffler - Try 22 - 7 39:49 Antoine Hastoy - Conversion 24 - 7 24 - 7 40:25 40:25 End of first half 24 - 7 45:52 On - Quentin Lespiaucq 45:52 Off - Rayne Barka Off - Facundo Gigena 51:51 On - Greg Bateman 51:51 On - Dan Cole 51:52 Off - Joe Heyes 51:52 54:27 Off - Baptiste Pesenti 54:27 On - Daniel Ramsay On - Jordan Taufua 54:58 Off - Sione Kalamafoni 54:58 56:35 Off - Teddy Leffler 56:35 On - Thomas Poulain 59:21 On - Luke Whitelock 59:21 Off - Lekima Tagitagivalu 59:24 Off - Antoine Hastoy 59:24 On - Tom Taylor 59:27 Off - Thibault Daubagna 59:27 On - Samuel Marques On - Ben White 59:35 Off - Harry Simmons 59:35 62:31 Geoffrey Moise - Yellow card 24 - 7 24 - 12 Ben White - Try 62:56 24 - 14 Tom Hardwick - Conversion 63:15 63:21 Off - Atila Septar 63:21 On - Charly Malie Off - Tatafu Polota-Nau 63:52 On - Jake Kerr 63:52 66:46 On - Omar Odishvili 66:46 Off - Giovanni Kueffner Off - Will Spencer 72:53 On - Sam Lewis 72:53 73:14 On - Giovanni Kueffner 73:14 Off - Geoffrey Moise On - Sam Costelow 76:36 Off - Manu Tuilagi 76:36 77:55 Off - Quentin Lespiaucq 77:55 On - Rayne Barka 24 - 17 Tom Hardwick - Penalty 79:11 80:17 End of second half 24 - 17 24 - 17 80:17.
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