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On the first day of the Champions Cup, Montpellier beat Bath 32-14 and La Rochelle won a 31-14 victory against the Lions, paying tribute to the deceased Hyron Andrews. Clermont, Stade Français and Racing 92 all suffered defeats without defensive bonuses respectively against Leinster (48-23), the Pretoria Bulls (56-20) and Munster (25-33). UBB opened the way on Friday with a 36-36 draw at Gloucester.

Lille drew 1-1 against Brest this Saturday, missing the opportunity to temporarily take the lead in Ligue 1. Lille remains second with 14 points, tied with Monaco. Brest remains eighth with 9 points. Ethan Mbappé was named man of the match after causing the penalty leading to Olivier Giroud's equalizer.

Luis Enrique answered questions from the press before the PSG-Strasbourg match, discussing the performances of Akliouche, Zaire-Emery and Dembélé. Furthermore, the mother of sports journalist Christophe Gleizes, detained in Algeria for nearly 500 days, recounted the support she received from Zinédine Zidane and the recent honorary citizen of Paris medal awarded to her son.

Ousmane Dembélé was decisive for PSG in the 3-1 victory at Strasbourg, scoring a goal and providing an assist after coming on in the 63rd minute, despite a missed penalty. His incoming teammates like Hakimi, Doué and Torres also contributed to Paris' success, while Strasbourg collapsed late in the match after a good first hour.

Hyron Andrews, South African player for the Lions team, died in a hotel in Sainte-Marie-de-Ré, on the Ile de Ré, shortly after 10:20 a.m. this Friday, before the Champions Cup match against La Rochelle. The emergency services noted a cardio-respiratory arrest and tried to resuscitate him in vain.

Paris Saint-Germain toppled Racing Club de Strasbourg 3-1 after trailing for an hour, thanks to a double from Ousmane Dembélé and a goal from Désiré Doué, taking the lead in Ligue 1 for the first time this season.