The 1967–68 French Rugby Union Championship was contested by 64 teams divided in 8 pools. The first four of each pool, were qualified for the "last 32".
The Lourdes won the Championship 1967-68 after beating the Toulon in the final. The two teams tied the match (9–9) after overtime and Lourdes was declared champion for the greatest number of tries scored.
Jean Bourdette, René Trucco, Pierre Doumecq, Guy Cazenave, Jean-Pierre Massebœuf, Serge Dunet, Michel Hauser, Michel Crauste, Jean-Henri Mir, Jean Gachassin, André Campaes, Michel Arnaudet, Raymond Halçaren, Jean-Pierre Latanne, Bertrand Fourcade
Noël Vadella, Georges Fabre, Arnaldo Gruarin, Jean-Pierre Mouysset, André Herrero, Jean-Pierre Monnet, Christian Carrère, Daniel Hache, Louis Irastorza, Paul Bos, Jean-Pierre Carreras, Roger Fabien, Blaise Salvarelli, Basile Moraitis, Bernard Labouré
The facts of May 1968 retarded of three weeks of this match.
As consequence, was changed the rules: in case of equity at the end of over time, will be declared champion Lourdes that score 2 tries against none. This is also because the national team had to start for the 1968 France rugby union team tour to Nez Zealand.
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May 03, 2024
1967, french, rugby, union, championship, contested, teams, divided, pools, first, four, each, pool, were, qualified, last, french, rugby, championship, 1967, 68countries, francechampionslourdes, title, runners, uptouloun, 1966, 671968, lourdes, championship, . The 1967 68 French Rugby Union Championship was contested by 64 teams divided in 8 pools The first four of each pool were qualified for the last 32 French Rugby Championship 1967 68Countries FranceChampionsLourdes 8th title Runners upTouloun 1966 671968 69 The Lourdes won the Championship 1967 68 after beating the Toulon in the final The two teams tied the match 9 9 after overtime and Lourdes was declared champion for the greatest number of tries scored Contents 1 Context 2 Qualification round 2 1 Pool 1 2 2 Pool 2 2 3 Pool 3 2 4 Pool 4 2 5 Pool 5 2 6 Pool 6 2 7 Pool 7 2 8 Pool 8 3 Last 32 4 Last 16 5 Quarter of finals 6 Semifinals 7 Final 8 External linksContext editIl 1968 saw the equipe de France obtained his first Grand Chelem in the 1968 Five Nations Championship The final of the championship was delayed of 3 weeks for the riot of the evenements de Mai 1968The French rugby lost Guy Boniface Mont de Marsan and Jean Michel Capendeguy Saint Jean de Luz dead in car accidents The Challenge Yves du Manoir was won in 1968 by the Narbonne that beat Dax in the final 14 6 Qualification round editIn bold the qualified to next round Pool 1 edit Bayonne US Bressane Chambery Figeac Foix Montauban Quillan Tulle Pool 2 edit Albi Begles Montferrand Pau Perigueux Saint Girons Vichy Vienne Pool 3 edit Biarritz Condom Graulhet Grenoble Limoges Racing SBUC Touloun Pool 4 edit Avignon Cognac Dax La Rochelle Mazamet Saint Claude Toulouse Valence Pool 5 edit Beziers Brive Carmaux Castelsarrasin Chalon Lyon OU Saint Junien Stadoceste Pool 6 edit Aurillac Stade Beaumontois Dijon La Voulte Oyonnax Paris Universite Club Mont de Marsan Toulouse Olympique EC Pool 7 edit Angouleme Auch Bourgoin Jallieu Castres Montlucon Narbonne Oloron Perpignan Pool 8 edit Agen Cahors Carcassonne Lannemezan Lourdes Romans Saint Sever Tyrosse Last 32 editIn bold the clubs qualified for the next round Team 1 Team 2 Results Grenoble Vichy 11 6 Graulhet Condom 11 0 Touloun La Rochelle 12 6 Bayonne Montferrand 10 8 Narbonne Oloron 6 3 Dax Auch 17 9 Montauban Dijon 9 6 Romans Tulle 14 9 Lourdes Valence 19 5 La Voulte Quillan 15 6 Mont de Marsan Begles 16 8 Pau Agen 6 0 Stadoceste Angouleme 14 6 Beziers Lannemezan 0 0 Brive Toulouse Olympique EC 11 3 Toulouse Carmaux 14 12 Last 16 editIn bold the clubs qualified for the next round Team 1 Team 2 Results Grenoble Graulhet 14 3 Touloun Bayonne 20 13 Narbonne Dax 9 0 Montauban Romans 11 6 Lourdes La Voulte 47 9 Mont de Marsan Pau 8 3 Stadoceste Beziers 6 0 Brive Toulose 22 9Quarter of finals editIn bold the clubs qualified for the next round Team 1 Team 2 Results Grenoble Toulon 3 18 Narbonne Montauban 30 0 Lourdes Mont de Marsan 9 3 Stadoceste Brive 22 12Semifinals editTeam 1 Team 2 Results Touloun Narbonne 14 9 Lourdes Stadoceste 15 6Final editTeams Lourdes Toulon Score 9 9 Date 16 June 1968 Venue Stadium Municipal Toulouse Referee Charles Durant Line up Lourdes Jean Bourdette Rene Trucco Pierre Doumecq Guy Cazenave Jean Pierre Massebœuf Serge Dunet Michel Hauser Michel Crauste Jean Henri Mir Jean Gachassin Andre Campaes Michel Arnaudet Raymond Halcaren Jean Pierre Latanne Bertrand Fourcade Touloun Noel Vadella Georges Fabre Arnaldo Gruarin Jean Pierre Mouysset Andre Herrero Jean Pierre Monnet Christian Carrere Daniel Hache Louis Irastorza Paul Bos Jean Pierre Carreras Roger Fabien Blaise Salvarelli Basile Moraitis Bernard Laboure Scorers Lourdes 2 tries Latanne 1 drop Gachassin Touloun 2 penalties and 1 drop Laboure The facts of May 1968 retarded of three weeks of this match As consequence was changed the rules in case of equity at the end of over time will be declared champion Lourdes that score 2 tries against none This is also because the national team had to start for the 1968 France rugby union team tour to Nez Zealand External links editCompte rendu finale de 1968 lnr fr Finale 1968 par finalesrugby com Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 1967 68 French Rugby Union Championship amp oldid 1185559352, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
