
At the end of the 4th day of Top 14, Stade Toulousain beat MHR thanks to two quick tries and an individual achievement from Romain Ntamack, despite two yellow cards received by Teddy Thomas and Alexandre Roumat.
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Stade Toulousain and MHR faced each other in the Top 14 final the previous season.
At the end of the 4th day of Top 14, Stade Toulousain hosts the MHR, this Sunday evening (9:05 p.m.), for a remake of the last final. Toulouse quickly reduced to thirteen after two yellow cards (Teddy Thomas then Alexandre Roumat) but ultra-realistic. After scoring two first tries, the quadruple French champions took off, just before the break, with a brilliant stroke of which they had the secret. The Montpellier residents are on the offensive in the Toulouse camp and can hope to return to the locker room with points. But they lose the ball... Toulouse does not touch the ball. Gourgues, Thomas and Dupont in particular touch the ball, Roumat breaks through and serves his scrum half magnificently. Romain Ntamack does it alone by faking the pass. Stunning.

Stade Toulousain crushed Montpellier 40-18 during the fourth day of the Top 14, scoring six tries including two from Antoine Dupont in two minutes and one from Romain Ntamack on a collective movement. Toulouse takes the lead in the ranking with 15 points, ahead of Lyon and Pau, while Montpellier falls to seventh place.

At the end of the 4th day of Top 14, Stade Toulousain beat MHR thanks to an ultra-realistic game despite two yellow cards, with tries scored by Teddy Thomas, Alexandre Roumat and Romain Ntamack, in a remake of the last final.

American Brandon McNulty won the road cycling world champion title in Montreal after an intense race marked by repeated attacks and a contested finish, ahead of Michael Matthews and Mathieu Van der Poel, while Frenchman Paul Seixas finished 15th after suffering cramps.

The American Brandon McNulty won the road cycling world title in Montreal after a race marked by repeated attacks, a duel with Remco Evenepoel and the disappointment of the young Frenchman Paul Seixas, who let go in the last kilometers.

During the 2026 cycling world championships in Montreal, American Brandon McNulty takes the lead at the head of the race, closely followed by Belgian Remco Evenepoel and Frenchman Paul Seixas, aged 20, who dreams of becoming the youngest world champion in history. The absence of Tadej Pogacar opens the race to new contenders, while riders like Isaac Del Toro and Wout Van Aert add suspense to the competition.

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