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Stade Français / Lyon: On which channel to follow the meeting on Friday? In the opening match of the 25th Top 14 Day, Lyon will move to the Stade Français lawn this Friday. A meeting to follow live at 8:45 p.m. on Canal Plus Sport! After the home victory against Brive, LOU Rugby is still in the race for the Top 6. The home stretch is looming and LOU enters the most important turn of its season. On the move this Friday against a directo competitor in the final phase, Dylan Cretin’s teammates have no choice, we have to win! The goal is clear for Lyon, two wins in the last two games to hope to hang a dam. The Rouge et Noir have two meetings to give their all and it starts this Friday in the capital. LOU Rugby is in ninth place (60 pts) before moving to Stade Français, currently seventh (62 pts). Positions that could well be turned upside down after this 25th day as the championship is so tight at the end of the season. Eight points separate third and ninth place and although there are only two games left, no one is safe. Clermont, fourth with 67 points and in good shape, could lose everything with a trip to Toulouse and the reception of La Rochelle. The direct confrontations between Toulon and Bordeaux or Castres and Toulon should also do the business of LOU. Before hoping for a favorable scenario, Pierre Mignoni’s men must absolutely win in Paris. Top 14: the rise of the Stade Français, “reaction team” in search of the finals The Stade Français welcomes Lyon this Friday (8:45 pm) in Jean-Bouin for the penultimate day of Top 14. The Parisian club can still hang on a qualification, unexpected at the start of the year. Return on this crazy recovery with Antoine Burban, history of the pink house. Top 14: the Stade Français almost complete, Lyon with Tuisova in 8 and Ngatai at the back The Stade Français will host Lyon on Friday evening at Jean-Bouin (8:45 p.m.) in a crucial match in the race for the finals. Here are the starting teams, with a surprise at LOU: Josua Tuisova in the third center line. Friday night in Jean-Bouin, the Stade Français (7th) welcomes Lyon (9th) in a match that strongly resembles an eighth-final (the loser could say goodbye to the final phase). Unsurprisingly, for a meeting of this issue, Gonzalo Quesada aligns a typical team or almost, with the indestructible Tolu Latu, Paul Alo-Emile, Antoine Burban, Sekou Macalou, Jonathan Danty and other Kylan Hamdaoui. Note that in the second row Paul Gabrillagues and Pierre-Henri Azagoh are partners, while Yoann Maestri will replace. Only Marcos Kremer, still fair, is missing in the third row. On the Lyon side, Pierre Mignoni has reserved a few surprises in his starting team, starting with the tenure of the overpowered Fijian winger Josua Tuisova as number 8. He has already played behind the fray but never at the start of the game with Lyon, deprived of this post of Bastareaud, Taufua or Sobela. Xavier Mignot and Toby Arnold will start on the wings, the second leaving his place at the back to Charlie Ngatai, more used to playing in the center. Note on the bench (six forwards) the return of Jonathan Wisniewski, already recovered from a tear in the pectoral muscle during a match in La Rochelle on April 17.
