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Sale Sharks 7 - 45 Glasgow Warriors 18/01/2020 AJ Bell Stadium Arbitre: Pascal Gauzère (Fra) Aff: 7 708 Sale Sharks 7 - 45 Glasgow Warriors 18/01/2020 AJ Bell Stadium Arbitre: Pascal Gauzère (Fra) Aff: 7 708 7 (0) 45 (21) Leone Nakarawa (2), Fraser Brown (10), DTH Van Der Jake Cooper-Woolley (55) Essais Merwe (28), Sam Johnson (47), Jonny Gray (64), George Turner (75) Tom Curtis (56) Transformations Adam Hastings (3, 11, 29, 48, 65, 76) Pénalités Adam Hastings (61) Drops Ballons joués à la main Domicile Attaque Extérieur Ballons joués à la main James Williams 11 Possession Jonny Gray 17 Matt Postlethwaite 11 50% 50% Adam Hastings 15 Luke James 9 Occupation DTH Van Der Merwe 10 52% 48% Mètres parcourus Ballons joués à la main Mètres parcourus Denny Solomona 34 120 143 Adam Hastings 104 Marland Yarde 30 Mètres parcourus DTH Van Der Merwe 71 Joe Carpenter 27 252 544 George Turner 49 Ballons joués au pied Touches gagnées 26 28 Touches gagnées Matt Postlethwaite 6 Franchissements Scott Cummings 4 Jono Ross 4 3 Axis Title 10 Jonny Gray 4 James Phillips 1 Défenseurs battus Leone Nakarawa 2 29 39 Plaquages Passes après contact Plaquages Ross Harrison 25 3 20 Jonny Gray 21 James Phillips 18 Rucks gagnés Scott Cummings 11 Tom Curry 13 101 98 Aki Seiuli 10 Rucks Perdus 5 4 Domicile Défense Extérieur Plaquages 162 136 Plaquages manqués 39 29 % Plaquages réussis 81% 82% Domicile Extérieur Pénalités concédées 14 17 Turnovers concédés 14 10 Domicile Extérieur Touches gagnées 14 12 Touches perdues 2 0 % Touches gagnées 88% 100% Touches volées 0 2 Mêlées gagnées 6 3 Mêlées perdues 1 1 % Mêlées gagnées 86% 75% Sale Sharks 7 - 45 Glasgow Warriors 18/01/2020 AJ Bell Stadium 17:30 Arbitre: Pascal Gauzère (Fra) Arbitre assistant: Maxime Chalon (Fra) Arbitre assistant: Jonathan Dufort (Fra) Arbitre vidéo: Eric Gauzins (Fra), Commissaire à la citation: Dennis Jones (PdG) Homme du Match - Ali Price (Glasgow Warriors) App E T Pen Drop CJ CR Nom Nom App E T Pen Drop CJ CR Joe Carpenter 15 Glenn Bryce Denny Solomona 14 Kyle Steyn Luke James 13 Huw Jones James Williams 12 Sam Johnson 1 Marland Yarde 11 DTH Van Der Merwe 1 1 Tom Curtis 10 Adam Hastings 6 1 Will Cliff 9 Ali Price Ross Harrison 1 Aki Seiuli Curtis Langdon 2 Fraser Brown 1 WillGriff John 3 Zander Fagerson Matt Postlethwaite 4 Scott Cummings James Phillips 5 Jonny Gray 1 Tom Curry 6 Leone Nakarawa 1 1 Ben Curry 7 Thomas Gordon 1 Jono Ross (c) 8 Ryan Wilson (c) Rob Webber 16 George Turner 1 Ben Carlile 17 Oli Kebble 1 Jake Cooper-Woolley 18 Adam Nicol Sam Dugdale 19 Rob Harley Cameron Neild 20 Chris Fusaro Gus Warr 21 George Horne Cameron Redpath 22 Pete Horne Tom Roebuck 23 Nikola Matawalu Sale Sharks 7 - 45 Glasgow Warriors 18/01/2020 AJ Bell Stadium Arbitre: Pascal Gauzère (Fra) Aff: 7 708 Chronologie du match Minute du match Domicile Score Extérieur Minute du match 0 - 5 Leone Nakarawa - Essai 2:02 0 - 7 Adam Hastings - Transformation 3:15 9:54 Jono Ross - Carton Jaune 0 - 7 0 - 12 Fraser Brown - Essai 10:37 0 - 14 Adam Hastings - Transformation 11:37 0 - 19 DTH Van Der Merwe - Essai 28:49 0 - 21 Adam Hastings - Transformation 29:40 0 - 21 Leone Nakarawa - Carton Jaune 39:56 0 - 21 41:21 41:21 Fin de la première période 0 - 21 0 - 26 Sam Johnson - Essai 47:21 48:08 Sortie de WillGriff John 48:08 Entrée de Jake Cooper-Woolley 48:09 Entrée de Rob Webber 48:09 Sortie de Curtis Langdon 48:10 Sortie de Joe Carpenter 48:10 Entrée de Cameron Redpath 0 - 28 Adam Hastings - Transformation 48:11 Entrée de Pete Horne 48:12 Sortie de Sam Johnson 48:12 50:44 Entrée de Cameron Neild 50:44 Sortie de Ben Curry Sortie de Ryan Wilson 52:20 Entrée de Rob Harley 52:20 55:56 Jake Cooper-Woolley - Essai 5 - 28 56:50 Tom Curtis - Transformation 7 - 28 Entrée de George Turner 57:15 Sortie de Fraser Brown 57:15 Entrée de George Horne 57:19 Sortie de Ali Price 57:19 59:51 Entrée de Gus Warr 59:51 Sortie de Will Cliff 59:52 Entrée de Sam Dugdale 59:52 Sortie de Jono Ross 59:53 Sortie de Denny Solomona 59:53 Entrée de Tom Roebuck Entrée de Oli Kebble 59:57 Sortie de Aki Seiuli 59:57 Sortie de DTH Van Der Merwe 59:58 Entrée de Nikola Matawalu 59:58 7 - 31 Adam Hastings - Pénalité 61:34 7 - 36 Jonny Gray - Essai 64:32 Entrée de Chris Fusaro 65:18 Sortie de Thomas Gordon 65:18 Entrée de Adam Nicol 65:40 Sortie de Zander Fagerson 65:40 7 - 38 Adam Hastings - Transformation 65:43 67:08 Entrée de Joe Carpenter 67:08 Sortie de Tom Curtis 73:37 Sortie de Joe Carpenter 73:37 Entrée de Ben Carlile 7 - 43 George Turner - Essai 75:17 7 - 45 Adam Hastings - Transformation 76:25 7 - 45 83:26 83:26 Fin de la Deuxieme période 7 - 45.
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