Top 14: With Marcos Kremer and Bautista Delguy, Clermont beat Vannes 20-19

He Top 14the top rugby tournament in France, He played his 14th date with an important presence of Argentine players to open 2025. All rugby, in Disney+.

The day began on Saturday with the clash where Toulonwhich had Facundo Isa as a starter and as the author of one of the tries that made up the 36-24 victory against Racing 92. Then, the Stade Francais of Juan Martin Scelzo (holder) and Francisco Gómez Kodela (substitute) fell 46-19 against Bordeaux.

In turn, Castres he was left with the duel in front of Paul (Ignacio Calles starter) by 24-19, the same fate that he suffered, Lyon before a Perpignan with an Argentine accent due to the presence of Joaquín Oviedo, Jerónimo de la Fuente and Ignacio Ruiz (entered the complement). Meanwhile, Montpellier thrashed 42-10 Bayonne, that had to Facundo Bosch, Lucas Paulos and Mateo Carreras in the XV.

In the afternoon, Rochelle defeated on the hour Toulouse 22-19. The champion took the field without Santiago Chocobars neither Juan Cruz Mallía but with Efrain Elias as Argentine representative in the second line.

For its part, on Sunday the date closed with the match between Vannes and Clermont. With Bautista Delguy and Marcos Kremer as starters, the Montferran team beat the Francisco Gorrissen and Santiago Medrano by 20-19.

VANNES 19-20 CLERMONT (Sunday)

With Marcos Kremer and Bautista Delguy From the beginning, those from Montferrand surpassed Vannes who counted Francisco Gorrissen in the fifteenth and Santiago Medrano entering from the bank. Very early on, Clermont was left with 14 due to Killian Tixeront’s warning. Romaric Camou opened the score for the locals and Maxime Lafagewith a conversion and a penalty he extended the lead. But, two effective kicks from Anthony Belleau and a conquest of Regis Montagnegave partial victory to the visit. In the second half Lafage appeared again to put the newly promoted team ahead, but those from Montferrand responded with a try from Alex Newsome to get the minimum advantage and keep it until the end of the game.

LA ROCHELLE 22-19 TOULOUSE (Saturday)

With a penalty on the hour, Rochelle defeated 22-19 still Toulouse which he presented to Efrain Elias on the field and majority of substitutes. In the initial stage the peculiarity was that the locals dominated possession and even took the lead with the try of Tolu Lato. However, three penalties Valentin Delpy They put the last champion 9-5 up until the hour mark, Oscar Jegou supported to go back to the front on the scoreboard. The addon was also paired in the game. Tawera Kerr-Barlow the difference increased, but Sialevailea Tolofua He scored in the 69th minute for an open ending. The outcome had everything. He tied it Delpy with a big drop, but when the buzzer had already sounded, Antoine Hastoy He did not miss a penalty and gave the victory to Rochelle.

MONTPELLIER 42-10 BAYONNE (Saturday)

The homeowners were superior from start to finish and surpassed the Bayonnewhere Facundo Bosch and Lucas Paulos were starters, despite a slight resurgence at the beginning of the complement with the try of Stephen Capillawhich only served to motivate the hosts even more to increase the distance. The conquests of Montpellier They came from the hand of Josh Moorby, Cobus Reinach, Jordan Uelese, Gabriel N’Gandebe, Christopher Tolofua and Stuart Hoggwho also scored two penalties and converted three times.

LYON 17-12 PERPIGNAN (Saturday)

On a rainy night in the Matmut Stadiumthe hosts obtained a valuable victory that allows them to look forward to leaving the last places. With a victory that went from minor to major, Lyon He was more effective in the final meters thanks to the push of his forwards and knew how to contain the attack of his rival who did not have the lucidity to generate offensive actions that were dangerous and could only score from a penalty. It should be noted that the game had yellow cards for Monty Ioane, Martin Meliande and Jermaine Ainsley in LOU and Apisei Naqalevu in USAP. They played for the Catalans Joaquín Oviedo, Ignacio Ruiz and Jerónimo de la Fuente. In this way, in the locals the points came in the hands of Beka Shvangiradze, Guillaume Marchand and a penalty along with two conversions by Leo Berdeu. While in Perpignan, Tommaso Allan He did not forgive the indiscipline and scored a poker of penalties.

CASTRES 24- 19 PAU (Saturday)

In a match marked by parity, the local team imposed conditions and with good use of the foot built an advantage that they were able to maintain in the complement and thus remain successful. With Ignacio Calles At the start of the visit, indiscipline helped him score as well as create favorable situations for his opponents. Thus the host team reached the try in the hands of Mathieu Babillot and Julien Dumorato which was added a drop of Pierre Popelin and three validations with a penalty of Jerémy Fernandez. For its part, the team led by Thomas Domingo added through four penalties along with a conversion of Joe Simmonds and a conquest of Aaron Grandidier.

STADE FRANCAIS 19-46 BORDEAUX (Saturday)

With Juan Martin Scelzo from startup and Gomez Kodela Among the substitutes, the Parisians were unable to beat Bordó. After a close first half, which ended with a minimal advantage for the visitors, in the second half the paths opened for Las Águilas. For Stade Francaisa try Wardthree penalties, a drop and a conversion Carbonel. For Bordeaux, tries by Coleman, Buros, Uberti, Boniface and a doublet of Bielle-Biarreyadded to two penalties and five conversions from Lucu. At the premises they were reprimanded Ezeala and Laloiwhile Vergnes-Taillefer and Carbery They saw yellow for the visit.

TOULON 36-24 RACING 92 (Saturday)

In what was the first game of the year, the home team had a brilliant first half where they made the difference, although the visitors reacted in the second half to give them suspense at the end of the duel. But the hosts had the last word with the conquest of Gael Dreanwho sealed the lawsuit with what was his second score. One of the highlights was Facundo Isaauthor of a try, while Setareki Tuicuvu also marked twice and Lewis Ludlam signed the rest. The hat-trick and the great performance of Nolann Le Garrec They were not enough for the Parisians to come back.