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May 2019 Calendar MAY 2019 DATE KO* HOME AWAY VENUE TOURNAMENT 03-May-19 14:00 Royal Navy Ancient Mariners 22-69 Army Masters HMS Collingwood 03-May-19 14:00 Royal Navy Women 3-48 Army Women HMS Collingwood Christchurch Stadium, 03-May-19 19:35 Crusaders Rugby 21-21 Sharks Rugby Christchurch 03-May-19 19:45 Bristol Bears 20-20 Sale Sharks Ashton Gate 03-May-19 19:45 Harlequins 23-19 Leicester Tigers Twickenham Stoop Suncorp Stadium, 03-May-19 19:45 Reds Rugby 32-26 Sunwolves Brisbane 04-May-19 14:00 Royal Navy 11-27 British Army Twickenham Stadium 04-May-19 14:45 Toulouse 83-6 Pau Stade Ernest Wallon 04-May-19 15:00 Gloucester Rugby 28-19 Newcastle Falcons Kingsholm 04-May-19 15:00 Northampton Saints 38-10 Worcester Warriors Franklin's Gardens 04-May-19 15:00 PO1: Munster Rugby 15-13 Benetton Rugby Thomond Park 04-May-19 15:00 Saracens 38-7 Exeter Chiefs Allianz Park 04-May-19 15:05 Bulls Rugby 28-21 NSW Waratahs Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria 04-May-19 16:15 UK Armed Forces U23 36-48 OxBridge U23 Twickenham Stadium 04-May-19 16:30 FINAL: EALING TRAILFINDERS 23-17 London Irish Trailfinders Sports Club Societa' Sportiva Rugby 04-May-19 16:30 Top12 SF1: Valorugby Emilia 17-25 Rugby Calvisano Reggio José Amalfitani Stadium, 04-May-19 16:40 Jaguares 30-25 Stormers Buenos Aires Westpac Stadium, 04-May-19 17:15 Hurricanes 29-19 Melbourne Rebels Wellington 04-May-19 17:35 PO2: Ulster Rugby 21-13 Connacht Rugby Kingspan Stadium 04-May-19 18:00 Castres 9-12 Montpellier Stade Pierre Fabre Parc des Sports Marcel 04-May-19 18:00 Clermont 35-13 Perpignan Michelin 04-May-19 18:00 Grenoble 11-29 Agen Stade des Alpes Forsyth Barr Stadium, 04-May-19 19:35 Highlanders Rugby 31-31 Chiefs Rugby Dunedin 04-May-19 19:45 Brumbies Rugby 26-21 Blues Rugby GIO Stadium, Canberra 04-May-19 20:45 La Rochelle 30-21 RC Toulon Stade Marcel Deflandre Matmut Stadium de 05-May-19 12:30 Lyon 34-10 Bordeaux-Bègles Gerland 05-May-19 15:00 Bath Rugby 29-17 Wasps Recreation Ground Centro Sportivo Memo 05-May-19 16:30 Top12 SF2: Argos Petrarca Rugby 10-10 Rugby Rovigo Geremia 05-May-19 16:50 Racing 92 23-27 Stade Français Paris La Défense Arena 10-May-19 19:10 Bulls Rugby 13-45 Crusaders Rugby Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria 10-May-19 19:35 Blues Rugby 12-22 Hurricanes Eden Park, Auckland St James' Park, 10-May-19 19:45 FINAL: CLERMONT 36-16 La Rochelle Newcastle 10-May-19 19:45 Melbourne Rebels 30-24 Reds Rugby AAMI Park, Melbourne Emirates Airlines Park, 11-May-19 15:05 Lions Rugby 29-28 NSW Waratahs Johannesburg 11-May-19 16:30 Top12 SF3: Rugby Calvisano 41-3 Valorugby Emilia Pata Stadium St James' Park, 11-May-19 17:00 FINAL: Leinster Rugby 10-20 SARACENS Newcastle Forsyth Barr Stadium, 11-May-19 17:15 Highlanders 32-27 Jaguares Dunedin FMG Stadium Waikato, 11-May-19 19:35 Chiefs Rugby 29-23 Sharks Rugby Hamilton 12-May-19 16:05 Brumbies Rugby 33-0 Sunwolves GIO Stadium, Canberra 12-May-19 16:30 Top12 SF4: Rugby Rovigo 18-9 Argos Petrarca Rugby Stadio Mario Battaglini Westpac Stadium, 17-May-19 19:35 Hurricanes 20-28 Jaguares Wellington 17-May-19 19:35 Melbourne Rebels 17-32 Bulls Rugby AAMI Park, Melbourne 17-May-19 19:35 PRO14 SF1: Glasgow Warriors 50-20 Ulster Scotstoun 18-May-19 14:30 PRO14 SF2: Leinster Rugby 24-9 Munster RDS Arena 18-May-19 15:00 Agen 10-17 Castres Stade Armandie 18-May-19 15:00 Pau 22-0 Grenoble Stade du Hameau 18-May-19 15:00 Perpignan 14-52 Racing 92 Stade Aimé Giral Emirates Airlines Park, 18-May-19 15:05 Lions Rugby 38-29 Highlanders Johannesburg 18-May-19 16:00 Exeter Chiefs 40-21 Northampton Saints Sandy Park 18-May-19 16:00 Leicester Tigers 31-32 Bath Rugby Welford Road 18-May-19 16:00 Newcastle Falcons 12-19 Bristol Bears Kingston Park 18-May-19 16:00 Sale Sharks 46-41 Gloucester Rugby AJ Bell Stadium 18-May-19 16:00 Wasps 27-25 Harlequins Ricoh Arena 18-May-19 16:00 Worcester Warriors 31-29 Saracens Sixways DHL Newlands, Cape 18-May-19 17:15 Stormers Rugby 19-19 Crusaders Rugby Town 18-May-19 17:45 FINAL: RUGBY CALVISANO 33-8 Rugby Rovigo Pata Stadium 18-May-19 19:35 Blues Rugby 23-8 Chiefs Rugby Eden Park, Auckland 18-May-19 19:45 European PO: Ospreys 21-10 Scarlets Liberty Stadium Suncorp Stadium, 18-May-19 19:45 Reds Rugby 32-40 NSW Waratahs Brisbane Matmut Stadium de 18-May-19 21:00 Lyon 29-19 La Rochelle Gerland 19-May-19 12:30 Montpellier 42-25 Stade Français Altrad Stadium 19-May-19 16:50 Bordeaux-Bègles 36-43 Toulouse Stade Chaban-Delmas 19-May-19 21:00 RC Toulon 32-11 Clermont Stade Mayol FMG Stadium Waikato, 24-May-19 19:35 Chiefs Rugby 19-13 Reds Rugby Hamilton 24-May-19 19:45 Brumbies Rugby 22-10 Bulls Rugby GIO Stadium, Canberra 25-May-19 13:30 Premiership SF1: Saracens 44-19 Gloucester Rugby Allianz Park Prince Chichibu 25-May-19 14:15 Sunwolves 7-52 Melbourne Rebels Memorial Stadium, DHL Newlands, Cape 25-May-19 15:05 Stormers 34-22 Highlanders Town 25-May-19 16:30 Agen 3-35 Racing 92 Stade Armandie 25-May-19 16:30 Castres 16-25 RC Toulon Stade Pierre Fabre Parc des Sports Marcel 25-May-19 16:30 Clermont 27-28 Montpellier Michelin 25-May-19 16:30 Premiership SF2: Exeter Chiefs 42-12 Northampton Saints Sandy Park 25-May-19 16:30 Grenoble 23-24 Lyon Stade des Alpes 25-May-19 16:30 La Rochelle 81-12 Bordeaux-Bègles Stade Marcel Deflandre 25-May-19 16:30 Stade Français 31-17 Pau Stade Jean Bouin 25-May-19 16:30 Toulouse 47-7 Perpignan Stade Ernest Wallon Jonsson Kings Park, 25-May-19 17:15 Sharks Rugby 27-17 Lions Rugby Durban 25-May-19 18:30 FINAL: Glasgow Warriors 15-18 LEINSTER RUGBY Celtic Park, Glasgow Christchurch Stadium, 25-May-19 19:35 Crusaders Rugby 19-11 Blues Rugby Christchurch Western Sydney 25-May-19 19:45 NSW Waratahs 15-23 Jaguares Stadium, Sydney Twickenham Stadium, 25/26-May-19 - HSBC World Rugby 7s World Series London 7s Winners: FIJI London 31-May-19 19:35 Blues Rugby 22-22 Bulls Rugby Eden Park, Auckland 31-May-19 19:45 Melbourne Rebels 15-20 NSW Waratahs AAMI Park, Melbourne Stade Olympique Yves- 31-May-19 21:00 PO1: Racing 92 13-19 Bordeaux-Bègles du-Manoir 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