
Stade Toulousain won at home against Aviron Bayonnais (45-34) during the 6th day of Top 14, thus regaining first place in the ranking with 24 points, while Bayonne remains 5th with 17 points.
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Stade Toulousain and Aviron Bayonnais faced each other as part of the 6th day of the Top 14 rugby championship.
Stade Toulousain at the top. This Sunday, at the end of the 6th day of Top 14, Toulouse won at home against Aviron Bayonnais (45-34). Antoine Dupont and his teammates took advantage of this to regain first place in the standings (24 points). The Bayonnais remain in the Top 6 with their 5th place (17 points).
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