Fantasy Amlin Challenge Cup Round One

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Reminder: EQ requirement for Europe is 10 in the matchday squad with 7 starters

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Amlin Challenge Cup Round One

P1Bordeaux-Begles vs. Sale Sharks

Bordeaux-Begles

01. Jefferson Poirot	09. Heini Adams
02. Ole Avei	10. Lachie Munro
03. Silviu Florea
04. Justin Purll	11. Blair Connor
05. Karolis Navickas	12. Rafael Carballo
06. Matthew Clarkin	13. Andrew Ma'ilei
07. Louis-Benoit Madaule	14. Vungakoto Lilo
08. Sisa Koyamaibole	15. Bruce Reihana

16. Fabien Rofes 17. Nicolas Decamps 18. Bees Roux 19. Cameron Treloar 20. Rohan Kitshoff 21. Julien Seron 22. Nicolas Sanchez 23. Thierry Brana


Sale Sharks
Manager – SJE

01. Vasil Kakovin	09. Ben Spencer
02. Darren Dawdiuk	10. James Hook
03. Luc Ducalcon
04. Dave Attwood	11. Kyle Eastmond
05. Christian Day	12. Jordan Turner-Hall
06. Matt Kvesic	13. Yann David
07. Matt Todd	14. Graig Gilroy
08. Wycliffe Palu	15. Luke Rooney

16. Jerome Schuster 17. Tommy Taylor 18. Neemia Tialata 19. Romain Millo-Chluski 20. Alex Tulou 21. Nicholas Bezy 22. JJ Hanrahan 23. Will Addison

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Tactics

We will look to play a fast paced attacking game using big carriers running of the 9/10 axis to get us over the gain line and generate quick ball. Keeping the ball alive is crucial so our carriers will be looking for support runners to hit on the offload and get us further over the gain line. Our back three will look to get involved as much as possible running support lines of the halfbacks and midfield looking for the inside ball or offload. If for whatever reason we aren’t getting quick ball, we will look to take control of territory with the boots of Spencer & Hook and force opposition to come at us from deep.

• With a powerful front 5 on show we will look to keep the scrum up and use it as a weapon. On our own feed we will look to get the wheel on and give our 8-9-10 axis as much room as possible to attack from.

• In opposition territory, with 5 jumping options to use, we will look to play off the top and move the ball out to Hook and the backs. In our own territory, we will look to take the ball down into the maul and drive ourselves into the right areas.

• We will play an aggressive blitz on defence, playing on the edge of the offside line and coming up at pace, looking to isolate the ball carrier and stop any opposition momentum before it can get going.

• Spencer will act as a sweeper and cover any chips or grubbers behind the defensive line.

• We will leave two players sitting deep to cover any kicks and they will look to counter attack of any loose ball.

• With the blitz in operation, we will look to be at the breakdown first hitting it hard and fast. If the ball looks available we will flood the breakdown with Kvesic & Todd looking to get their hands on the ball.

• If the ball is not immediately available we will only commit 1 or 2 players to legally slow the ball down and instead look to strengthen the defensive line.

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P2 Bizkaia Gernika RT vs. Worcester Warriors

Bizkaia Gernika RT

01. Gaston Ibarburu	09. Juan Pablo Ceretto
02. Joe Hutchinson	10. Juan Pablo Solerno
03. Mikel Vazquez
04. Daniel Zubizaretta	11. Nicolas Basile
05. Inigo Urrutia	12. Gonzalo Maza
06. Nikola Bilbao	13. Mauro Amor
07. Ignacio Montoro	14. Patricio Long
08. Jon Magunazelaia	15. Bernado Carroll

16. Julien Ibarguengoitia 17. Asier Laurizika 18. Augustin Ortiz 19. Gergorio Zavaloy 20. Iker Eguskiza 21. Gorka Alava 22. Kemen Goitiandia 23. Tomas Lanfranconi


Worcester Warriors
Manager - prop_lyd

01. Nathan Catt	09. Kerr Barlow
02. Gary Botha	10. Tom Heathcote (k)
03. Samson Lee
04. Ollie Kohn	11. James Short
05. Leo Cullen	12. Sam Vesty
06. Tom Savage (c)	13. Ian Whitten
07. Shane Jennings	14. Marcel Garvey
08. Ryan Jones	15. Rob Cook

16. Korree Britton 17. Chris Budgen 18. Paul James 19. Mamuka Gorgodze 20. Ben Morgan 21. Dwayne Peel 22. Fergus McFadden 23. Olly Morgan

Tactics

Forwards
*Hit them hard in the front row with the edge on Lee.
*2nd rows to look to control the lineout and Kohn to be a nuisance at the breakdown.
*Back row to cause all sorts of issues at the breakdown. Jones and Savage can also jump and Jennings to do the floor work. All the pack to offer themselves as runners if there's space.
*Savage is being built up to be a strong leader and takes the captaincy here.

Backs
*Heathcote to stand flat and take the ball on quick to give Vesty and Whitten quick ball to make inroads before releasing an back 3 with power and pace.
*Strong running and looking to run them off the park, we want a big win here and expect nothing else.
*Cook to hit the gaps and the back 3 will look for the offload to support runners.

Defence
*Backrow to look to hit every other ruck so at least 1 is at each ruck competing for the ball.
*Blitz banana with Kerr Barlow sweeping and Vesty leading the line.

Bench
*Full of impact players who will all be used to extend our lead.

Overall
*Fast attractive rugby with the forwards being used to bully up front, make hard yards and give the backs good ball.
*Initially Heathcote will go for goal unless we are stretching away.

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P3 London Wasps vs. Newport Gwent Dragons

London Wasps
Manager – ‘Arry

01. Ben Daley	09. Mike Blair
02. Sean Cronin	10. Steven Myler (k)
03. Shaun Knight
04. Mouritz Botha	11. Simon Zebo
05. Marco Wentzel (c)	12. Brad Barritt
06. Steve Mafi	13. Dan Hipkiss
07. Jonathan Poff	14. Tom Varndell
08. Roger Wilson	15. Mike Brown

16. Huia Edmonds 17. Charlie Beech 18. Carlos Nieto 19. Dan Tuohy 20. Dewald Potgieter 21. Haydn Thomas 22. Dan Bowden 23. Topsy Ojo

Tactics
We will look to our forwards to carry hard, attacking gaps in the Dragons defensive line, getting us over the gain line and onto the front foot. We will ensure our carriers have plenty of support, so we can continue our attacks.

We will look to recycle the ball by getting good numbers to the breakdown, with the first few players rucking past the ball to clear out the Dragons players, allowing Blair to get quick, clean ball for us to attack the space on offer.

Line speed and aggression is key for us in defence, we will try and prevent Dragons from having time on the ball by having quick line speed and tackling their carriers before they reach the gain line, knocking them back and forcing them into mistakes, where we can exert pressure and try and get turnovers.

Myler will look to kick in behind their wingers put us deep into their territory where we will look to really pressurize and go after their lineout.

Wentzel will be our main go to man, we will also look to use Mafi and Wilson at the tail of the lineout where we can launch attacks from and get our big centers running at the Dragons fly half, whom our back row will look to be in the face of all game.

With the ball in hand, we will look to punch holes in the Dragons defensive line and get the ball to our back three. Barritt will look to take the contact and give us line breaking options with Pisi running good outside lines, we will attack gaps and half gaps in the Dragons defensive line.


Newport Gwent Dragons

01. Phil Price	09. Jonathan Evans
02. Steve Jones	10. Steffan Jones
03. Dan Way
04. Ian Nimmo	11. Tom Prydie
05. Adam Jones	12. Andy Tuilagi
06. Dan Lydiate	13. Patrick Leach
07. Lewis Evans	14. Adam Hughes
08. Toby Faletau	15. Dan Evans

16. Hugh Gustafson 17. Aaron Coundley 18. Nathan Buck 19. Jevon Groves 20. Tom Brown 21. Liam Davies 22. Ashley Smith 23. Will Harries

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P4Bucharest Wolves vs. Bath Rugby

Bucharest Wolves

01. Madalin Baraulea	09. Valentin Ivan
02. Eugen Capatana	10. Ionut Dimofte
03. Flavius Dobre
04. Valentin Popirlan	11. Paula Kinikinilau
05. Cosmin Ratiu	12. Florian Fantanaru
06. Viorel Lucaci	13. Csaba Gal
07. Mihai Macovei	14. Jeff Makapelu
08. Daniel Ianus	15. Florian Vlaicu

16. Andrew Radoi 17. Romulus Boar 18. Nicolae Nere 19. Marius Danilai 20. Adrian Ion 21. Florin Surugiu 22. Ionut Florea 23. Marian Apostol


Bath Rugby
Manager – inthefastlane

01. Jon Golding	09. Chris Cook
02. Will Tanner	10. Charlie Hodgson
03. Euan Murray
04. Louis Deacon	11. Olly Woodburn
05. Tom Donnelly	12. Luther Burrell
06. Jamie Gibson	13. Casey Laulala
07. David Seymour	14. Napolioni Nalaga
08. Brad Shields	15. Tim Nanai Williams

16. Davit Kubrashvilli 17. Chris Brooker 18. Cian Healy 19. Jarrad Hoeata 20. Juan Martin Fernando Lobbe 21. Richard Wigglesworth 22. Aurelien Rougerie 23. Rob Miller

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P5 London Welsh vs. Stade Francais Paris

London Welsh
Manager – Ozzy3213

01. Brett Sturgess	09. Tomas O'Leary
02. Chris Whitehead	10. Patric Lambie
03. Dave Wilson
04. Dean Schofield (c)	11. Luke Fitzgerald
05. James Hanks	12. Gavin Henson
06. Tom Johnson	13. Matt Smith
07. Siya Kolisi	14. Andrew Trimble
08. Ofisa Treviranus	15. Louis Ludik

16. Chris Tolofua 17. Steven Kitschoff 18. Frans Malherbe 19. George Skivington 20. Kevin McLaughlin 21. Charlie Davies 22. Joel Tomkins 23. Bryan Habana

Tactics

Basic tactical premise for us to control possession and be solid defensively. Focus will be on winning the gainline collisons in both attack and defence. In order to do this we have picked a very big pack to try to physically dominate this area of the game. We will look to apply pressure to Stade by keeping the ball for long periods and wearing them down defensively, and also by maintaining a solid defence and denying them opportunities to get on the score board. Pressure forces mistakes, and we will look to capitalise on any that Stade make.

We will be playing our usual offloading agme with blitz defence. If the weather is bad we will tighten up on the offloading and make sure that we are playing in the right areas of the pitch using the boots of Lambie and Henson.


Stade Francais

01. David Attoub	09. Julien Dupuy
02. Aled de Malmanche	10. Felipe Contepomi
03. Stan Wright
04. Gerhard Mostert	11. Julien Arias
05. Anton van Zyl	12. Martin Rodriguez
06. Olivier Missoup	13. Morgan Turinui
07. Pierre Rabadan	14. Frnacis Fainifo
08. David Lyons	15. Jerome Porical

16. Michael van Vuuren 17. Jeremy Becasseau 18. Romain Frou 19. Pascale Pape 20. Sergio Parisse 21. Jerome Filol 22. Paul Warwick 23. Paul Williams

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Matches not involving Aviva Premiership Clubs

P1 Mont de Marsan 6 (2P) Connacht 11 (1T 2P)
P2 Femi-CZ VEA Rovigo 12 (4P) Perpignan 29 (11T 9C 2P)
P3 Bayonne 71 (11T 8C) Rugby Mogliano 7 (1T 1C)
P4 Cammi Rugby Calvisano 31 (4T 4C 1P) Agen 36 (5T 4 C 1P)
P5 Grenoble 59 (9T 7C) I Cavalieri Prato 3 (1P)

Bath Rugby
Manager – inthefastlane

01. Jon Golding	09. Chris Cook
02. Will Tanner	10. Charlie Hodgson
03. Euan Murray
04. Louis Deacon	11. Olly Woodburn
05. Tom Donnelly	12. Luther Burrell
06. Jamie Gibson	13. Casey Laulala
07. David Seymour	14. Napolioni Nalaga
08. Brad Shields	15. Tim Nanai Williams

16. Davit Kubrashvilli 17. Chris Brooker 18. Cian Healy 19. Jarrad Hoeata 20. Juan Martin Fernando Lobbe 21. Richard Wigglesworth 22. Aurelien Rougerie 23. Rob Miller

London Wasps
Manager – ‘Arry

01. Ben Daley	09. Mike Blair
02. Sean Cronin	10. Steven Myler (k)
03. Shaun Knight
04. Mouritz Botha	11. Simon Zebo
05. Marco Wentzel (c)	12. Brad Barritt
06. Steve Mafi	13. Dan Hipkiss
07. Jonathan Poff	14. Tom Varndell
08. Roger Wilson	15. Mike Brown

16. Huia Edmonds 17. Charlie Beech 18. Carlos Nieto 19. Dan Tuohy 20. Dewald Potgieter 21. Haydn Thomas 22. Dan Bowden 23. Topsy Ojo

Tactics
We will look to our forwards to carry hard, attacking gaps in the Dragons defensive line, getting us over the gain line and onto the front foot. We will ensure our carriers have plenty of support, so we can continue our attacks.

We will look to recycle the ball by getting good numbers to the breakdown, with the first few players rucking past the ball to clear out the Dragons players, allowing Blair to get quick, clean ball for us to attack the space on offer.

Line speed and aggression is key for us in defence, we will try and prevent Dragons from having time on the ball by having quick line speed and tackling their carriers before they reach the gain line, knocking them back and forcing them into mistakes, where we can exert pressure and try and get turnovers.

Myler will look to kick in behind their wingers put us deep into their territory where we will look to really pressurize and go after their lineout.

Wentzel will be our main go to man, we will also look to use Mafi and Wilson at the tail of the lineout where we can launch attacks from and get our big centers running at the Dragons fly half, whom our back row will look to be in the face of all game.

With the ball in hand, we will look to punch holes in the Dragons defensive line and get the ball to our back three. Barritt will look to take the contact and give us line breaking options with Pisi running good outside lines, we will attack gaps and half gaps in the Dragons defensive line.

Had to google who I was playing!!

01. Nathan Catt	09. Kerr Barlow
02. Gary Botha	10. Tom Heathcote (k)
03. Samson Lee
04. Ollie Kohn	11. James Short
05. Leo Cullen	12. Sam Vesty
06. Tom Savage (c)	13. Ian Whitten
07. Shane Jennings	14. Marcel Garvey
08. Ryan Jones	15. Rob Cook

16. Korree Britton 17. Chris Budgen 18. Paul James 19. Mamuka Gorgodze 20. Ben Morgan 21. Dwayne Peel 22. Fergus McFadden 23. Olly Morgan

Tactics

Forwards
*Hit them hard in the front row with the edge on Lee.
*2nd rows to look to control the lineout and Kohn to be a nuisance at the breakdown.
*Back row to cause all sorts of issues at the breakdown. Jones and Savage can also jump and Jennings to do the floor work. All the pack to offer themselves as runners if there's space.
*Savage is being built up to be a strong leader and takes the captaincy here.

Backs
*Heathcote to stand flat and take the ball on quick to give Vesty and Whitten quick ball to make inroads before releasing an back 3 with power and pace.
*Strong running and looking to run them off the park, we want a big win here and expect nothing else.
*Cook to hit the gaps and the back 3 will look for the offload to support runners.

Defence
*Backrow to look to hit every other ruck so at least 1 is at each ruck competing for the ball.
*Blitz banana with Kerr Barlow sweeping and Vesty leading the line.

Bench
*Full of impact players who will all be used to extend our lead.

Overall
*Fast attractive rugby with the forwards being used to bully up front, make hard yards and give the backs good ball.
*Initially Heathcote will go for goal unless we are stretching away.

Prop they play between Bilbao and san sebastian where I have a place. Nobody has heard of them there as Biarritz play there often I. Real sociedead stadium.

Best part of the Europe you will ever go.
Love basque country

Guernika is famous for a war or something. Remember a book when I was
Younger

In the spanish Civil war, Guernica took a right battering. Picasso, being from Guernica, painted it

Well they'll get a worse battering from these invading Warriors.............I'm here all week!!

Sale Sharks
Manager – SJE

01. Vasil Kakovin	09. Ben Spencer
02. Darren Dawdiuk	10. James Hook
03. Luc Ducalcon
04. Dave Attwood	11. Kyle Eastmond
05. Christian Day	12. Jordan Turner-Hall
06. Matt Kvesic	13. Yann David
07. Matt Todd	14. Graig Gilroy
08. Wycliffe Palu	15. Luke Rooney

16. Jerome Schuster 17. Tommy Taylor 18. Neemia Tialata 19. Romain Millo-Chluski 20. Alex Tulou 21. Nicholas Bezy 22. JJ Hanrahan 23. Will Addison

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Tactics

We will look to play a fast paced attacking game using big carriers running of the 9/10 axis to get us over the gain line and generate quick ball. Keeping the ball alive is crucial so our carriers will be looking for support runners to hit on the offload and get us further over the gain line. Our back three will look to get involved as much as possible running support lines of the halfbacks and midfield looking for the inside ball or offload. If for whatever reason we aren’t getting quick ball, we will look to take control of territory with the boots of Spencer & Hook and force opposition to come at us from deep.

• With a powerful front 5 on show we will look to keep the scrum up and use it as a weapon. On our own feed we will look to get the wheel on and give our 8-9-10 axis as much room as possible to attack from.

• In opposition territory, with 5 jumping options to use, we will look to play off the top and move the ball out to Hook and the backs. In our own territory, we will look to take the ball down into the maul and drive ourselves into the right areas.

• We will play an aggressive blitz on defence, playing on the edge of the offside line and coming up at pace, looking to isolate the ball carrier and stop any opposition momentum before it can get going.

• Spencer will act as a sweeper and cover any chips or grubbers behind the defensive line.

• We will leave two players sitting deep to cover any kicks and they will look to counter attack of any loose ball.

• With the blitz in operation, we will look to be at the breakdown first hitting it hard and fast. If the ball looks available we will flood the breakdown with Kvesic & Todd looking to get their hands on the ball.

• If the ball is not immediately available we will only commit 1 or 2 players to legally slow the ball down and instead look to strengthen the defensive line.

London Welsh
Manager – Ozzy3213

01. Brett Sturgess	09. Tomas O'Leary
02. Chris Whitehead	10. Patric Lambie
03. Dave Wilson
04. Dean Schofield (c)	11. Luke Fitzgerald
05. James Hanks	12. Gavin Henson
06. Tom Johnson	13. Matt Smith
07. Siya Kolisi	14. Andrew Trimble
08. Ofisa Treviranus	15. Louis Ludik

16. Chris Tolofua 17. Steven Kitschoff 18. Frans Malherbe 19. George Skivington 20. Kevin McLaughlin 21. Charlie Davies 22. Joel Tomkins 23. Bryan Habana

Tactics

Basic tactical premise for us to control possession and be solid defensively. Focus will be on winning the gainline collisons in both attack and defence. In order to do this we have picked a very big pack to try to physically dominate this area of the game. We will look to apply pressure to Stade by keeping the ball for long periods and wearing them down defensively, and also by maintaining a solid defence and denying them opportunities to get on the score board. Pressure forces mistakes, and we will look to capitalise on any that Stade make.

We will be playing our usual offloading agme with blitz defence. If the weather is bad we will tighten up on the offloading and make sure that we are playing in the right areas of the pitch using the boots of Lambie and Henson.

Must be odd commenting in the amlin ozzy in with the peasants now!!

It's certainly different prop, and we are most definitely in it to win it!!!

Won't be all comfortable cushty stadiums either....sure you can cope?!

Sure my boys will cope at the Kassam this week mate.

Predictions OPEN

Bordeaux 9 - 27 Sale

Saw Bordeuax play last year and wont be a threat for Sale at all.

Bizkaia 3 - 43 Worcester

Too much quality and a big away win for Warriors.

Wasps 25 - 19 Dragons

Good consistency in Wasps selection and will beat a good Dragons team.

Wolves 5 - 48 Bath

Easy away win, some good try scorers for Bath and pack will dominate.

Welsh 19 - 15 Stade

Away game could be trickier, but not impressed with Stade overall this season (again) and Welsh will have too much at home, despite changing some of the players around.

Begles 22 - 30 Sale

Plenty here for Sale, they are stronger all over but won't run away with it.

Gernika 12 - 57 Worcester

Big win for Worcester. Trip cuts the size of the score a little but routine really.

Wasps 34 - 24 Newport-Gwent Dragons

Wasps have too much at home across the park. Backrows a good contest but think Wasps will get a 5 pointer here.

Wolves 15 - 48 Bath

Should be easy enough for Bath to win this one. Routine win with a good side out.

London Welsh 22 - 20 Stade Francais

Very tough game this one. Welsh are winners in the end but with a few of Stade's benchmen starting and it could be a different stort. Pete faces a tough trip to Paris at some point.

Bordeaux 12-22 Sale
Gernika 3-34 Warriors
Wasps 30-28 Newport
Wolves 7-44 Bath
Welsh 28-25 Stade

Bordeaux 10-24 Sale
Too much strength in the outside backs for Sale with Hook playing an open game.

Wasps 21-12 Dragons
Can't see this being a high scoring match and Dragons are no jokers in back row. Think the Wasps tight 5 will see them home.

Wolves 5-48 Bath
Easy win here with Bath stronger all over, Their bench will take a lot here and see them run clear.

Welsh 20-16 Stade
Tightest game here! Stade aren't firing on all cylinders at the moment. Great scrummaging pack from Welsh and their backline will seal the deal here. Stade won't roll over easily but a French team away will see a good win for Welsh.

Gernika 9-49 Warriors
Too much quality throughout

Wasps 23-20 Newport
Dragons will make the backrow battle a real scrap but at home and the stronger backline on show Wasps take the win.

Wolves 5-42 Bath
Too much quality throughout

Welsh 28-25 Stade
Stade have been fairly inconsistent (following the trend of recent seasons!) and Welsh have enough about them to beat the frenchies.

Bordeaux 11-35 Sale
Bordeaux just not good enough all over the park

Gernika 3-51 Worcester
No idea any of the Gernika team. Any Worcester team would be too strong.

Wasps 27-23 Newport
Solid backrow from Newport but Wasps are better throughout most of the field.

Welsh 27-23 Stade
Stade not the team tgey ibce were

Bordeaux 15-27 Sale
Gernika 9-34 Warriors
Wasps 28-20 Newport
Wolves 5-38 Bath
Welsh 28-22 Stade

Gernika 9-49 Warriors
Too much quality throughout

Wasps 23-20 Newport
Dragons will ruin game but wasps will out

Wolves 5- 60 Bath
Too much quality throughout

Welsh 32-20 stade. Worcester better and more form

Bordeaux-Begles 19 Sale Sharks 23

Bordeaux have a big tough pack and will be difficult to beat at home, but enough quality through the Sale side to go there and get a win though.


Bizkaia Gernika RT 3 Worcester Warriors 55

Not even a game really. Easy win.


London Wasps 26 Newport Gwent Dragons 18

This would be a far tougher ask for Wasps at Rodney Parade where the Dragons are like a different side. At home though I would expect this to be a comfortable win for Wasps.


Bucharest Wolves 6 Bath Rugby 52

As per the Gernika vs. Worcester game!

Bordeaux 18-32 sale

Tough game up front

Guys......any chance people could just let me know which combo's they like from me? It's mainly a 2nd team I've got out. Any feedback would be fantastic cheers.

Also, thought's of Savage as skipper.

Bordeaux 15 - 28 Sale

Gernika 12 - 35 Warriors

Wasps 26 - 17 Newport

Wolves 12 - 36 Bath

Welsh 24 - 15 Stade

Will get predos in later, am in Liverpool at the moment

Bordeaux 12 - 20 Sale Sharks
Gernika 10 - 38 Warriors
Wolves 10 - 35 Bath
Welsh 25 - 15 Stade

Bordeaux 10 Sale Sharks 23
Gernika 0 Wuss 56
Wasps 23 Newport 12
Wolves 7 Bath 42
Welsh 28 Stade 20

RESULTS

Bordeaux-Begles 14 (1T 3P) Sale Sharks 32 (4T 3C 4P)
Bizkaia Gernika RT 7 (1T 1C) Worcester Warriors 51 (7T 5C 2P)
London Wasps 32 (4T 3C 4P) Newport Gwent Dragons 20 (2T 2C 2P)
Bucharest Wolves 7 (1T 1C) Bath Rugby 50 (7T 3C 3P)
London Welsh 31 (4T 4C 1P) Stade Francais 20 (2T 2C 2P)


Matches not involving Aviva Premiership Clubs

P1 Mont de Marsan 6 (2P) Connacht 11 (1T 2P)
P2 Femi-CZ VEA Rovigo 12 (4P) Perpignan 79 (11T 9C 2P)
P3 Bayonne 71 (11T 8C) Rugby Mogliano 7 (1T 1C)
P4 Cammi Rugby Calvisano 31 (4T 4C 1P) Agen 36 (5T 4 C 1P)
P5 Grenoble 59 (9T 7C) I Cavalieri Prato 3 (1P)