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1978–79 French Rugby Union Championship
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French Rugby Championship 1978–79 France 80 teams NarbonneRugbyArchive http://www.rugbyarchive.net/compseasons/31?Stagione=1978%2F79 rugbyarchive.net 18 September 2026 2 Stade Bagnérais 1977–78 1979–80
The 1979–79 French Rugby Union Championship was won by Narbonne beating Stade Bagnérais in the final.
Formula
The tournament was played by 80 clubs divided into two groups (A and B) of 40.
The "élite" (group A) was formed by four pools of ten clubs. The seven better of each pool (28 teams) were qualified for knockout stages, with four teams from group B.
Qualification round
Group A
In bold the clubs qualified for the next round. The teams are listed according to the final ranking
Pool A
Béziers
Touloun
Graulhet
Oloron
Stade Bagnérais
La Rochelle
Aurillac
Auch
Thuir
Gaillac Pool B
Perpignan
Brive
ASM Clermont
Romans
Carcassonne
Avignon Saint-Saturnin
US Bressane
Racing
Montauban
Mauléon Pool C
Toulouse
RRC Nice
Mazamet
Lourdes
Pau
Agen
Stadoceste
Tulle
Castres
Mont-de-Marsan Pool D
Narbonne
Biarritz
Bayonne
Dax
Valence
Bourgoin-Jallieu
Saint-Jean-de-Luz
Boucau
Bègles
Tyrosse
Group B
In bold the clubs qualified for the next round. The teams are listed according to the final ranking
Pool E
Grenoble
Stade Beaumontois
Avenir sportif bédarridais (Bédarrides)
Cahors
Condom (Condom)
Le Creusot
Marmande
Millau
US Salles(Salles)
US Vic-Bigorre Pool F
Périgueux
Castelsarrasin (Castelsarrasin)
Chambéry
US La Seyne
La Voulte
Lannemezan
UA Mimizan (Mimizan)
Orthez
Paris Université
Rodez (Rodez) Pool G
USA Limoges
Albi
Arras
US Bergerac
Carmaux
Castelnaudary
Mérignac
Nîmes
Saint-Claude
Saint-Médard Pool H
Montchanin
Dijon
Fumel
La Teste
Lombez Samatan
Peyrehorade (P eyrehorade)
US Quillan Espéraza
Saint-Girons
SA Voiron (Voiron)
Vichy
Knockout stages
"Last 32"
In bold the clubs qualified for the next round
Team 1 Team 2 Results Toulouse Périgueux 18-10 Valence Pau 28-4 ASM Clermont US Bressane 15-12 Touloun Bourgoin-Jallieu 45-21 Brive Stadoceste 18-25 Bayonne Saint-Jean-de-Luz 13-6 Carcassonne Romans 18-6 Narbonne Limoges 61-14 Biarritz Aurillac 20-9 Mazamet Agen 3-20 Graulhet Dax 19-12 Perpignan Grenoble 4-4 Béziers Montchanin 30-3 Lourdes Stade Bagnérais 9-18 Oloron La Rochelle 3-0 RRC Nice Avignon Saint-Saturnin 17-13
"Last 16"
In bold the clubs qualified for the next round
Team 1 Team 2 Results Toulouse Valence 7-3 ASM Clermont Toulon21-14 Stadoceste Bayonne 10-29 Carcassonne Narbonne 12-21 Biarritz Agen 17-21 Graulhet Grenoble 16-10 Béziers Stade Bagnérais 6-9 Oloron RRC Nice 22-23
Quarter of finals
In bold the clubs qualified for the next round
Team 1 Team 2 Results Toulose ASM Clermont 10-12 Bayonne Narbonne 7-18 Agen Graulhet 13-9 Stade Bagnérais RRC Nice 14-10
Semifinals
Team 1 Team 2 Results ASM Clermont Narbonne 9-19 Agen Stade Bagnérais 9-25
Final
Teams Narbonne - Stade Bagnérais Score 10-0 Date 27 May 1979 Venue Parc des Princes, ParisReferee Francis Palmade Line-up Narbonne Guy Colomine, Pierre Salettes, Guy Martinez, Claude Spanghero, Patrick Salas, Michel Ponçot, Alain Montlaur, Yves Malquier, Guy Ramon, Lucien Pariès, Christian Trallero, Didier Codorniou, François Sangalli, Henri Ferrero, Jean-Michel BenacloïReplacements : Daniel Trévisan, Joseph Provenzale, Pierre Bouisset, André Maratuech Bagnères Michel Laguerre-Basse, Antranik Torossian, Michel Urtizverea, Yves Duhard, Claude Pourtal, Claude Frutos, Serge Landais, André Cazenave, Adrien Mournet, Gérard Ara, Roland Anton, Pierre Rispal, Roland Bertranne, Jean-François Gourdon, Jean-Michel AguirreReplacements : René Vergez, Gérard Chevallier, Michel Aragnouet, Pierre Domec, Francis Meirhaegue Scorers Narbonne 1 try Trallero, 2 penalties Pariés Bagnères
References
External links
Compte rendu finale de 1979 lnr.fr
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France 1979
Championship