2007-08 Top 14 season

2007-08 Top 14 season

The 2007-08 Top 14 Competition was a French domestic rugby union club competition, operated by the Ligue Nationale de Rugby (LNR). Because France hosted the 2007 Rugby World Cup, the competition did not begin at its normal time of August, but instead started on the last weekend in October 2007, one week after the Rugby World Cup final. The league compensated for the late start by playing on several weekends that it normally skips, namely the weekends of the 2008 Six Nations Championship and the semifinals and final of the 2007-08 Heineken Cup. The season ended on June 28 2008, with Toulouse defeating regular-season league leader Clermont 26–20 in the final and thereby lifting the Bouclier de Brennus.

This year's edition of the Top 14 welcomed Auch and Dax, who earned promotion from Rugby Pro D2.cite web | title=Top 14 . Les clubs | publisher=Ligue Nationale de Rugby | url=http://lnr.fr/Menus.asp?CR=16354&CSR=75697&CSSR=75698&Cle=76232 | accessdate=2007-08-13] Agen and Narbonne were relegated from the Top 14.

As in previous seasons, the top four clubs at the end of the home-and-away season advanced to a single-elimination playoff. The semifinals were held at neutral sites, with the final at Stade de France. Going into the season, the top six clubs were guaranteed of berths in the 2008-09 Heineken Cup. Since Toulouse advanced to the 2007-08 Heineken Cup final against Irish club Munster, thereby assuring a higher finish for a French team in that competition than for any team from England or Italy, the seventh-place club also earned a berth in the 2008-09 Heineken Cup. The bottom two teams were provisionally relegated to Pro D2, with the possibility of one or both of the bottom teams to be reprieved if a team above them failed a postseason financial audit. This happened in 2007-08, as Albi failed the audit, giving a reprieve to second-from bottom Dax pending an Albi appeal.

This season, LNR trialled a modification to the bonus point system in both the Top 14 and Pro D2. The system to be used this season was:cite web|url=http://www.planet-rugby.com/Story/0,18259,3559_2450951,00.html |title=French try out new bonus point system |publisher=Planet-Rugby.com |date=2007-06-27 |accessdate=2007-08-13]

*4 points for a win.
*2 points for a draw.
*1 "bonus" point for winning while scoring at least 3 more tries than the opponent. This replaces the standard bonus point for scoring 4 tries regardless of the match result.
*1 "bonus" point for losing by 7 points (or less).

This system was explicitly intended to prevent a losing team from earning two bonus points, as is possible under the standard system.

* Second division: 2007-08 Rugby Pro D2 season

Popularity

The league has seen a major increase in attendance in recent years. In 2006-07, per-game attendance averaged 10,549,cite web|url=http://lnr.fr/Client/asp/championnat/statsdyn/StatsStadetop14.asp?CleCompet=81150 |title=Affluence totale par club: TOP 14 - 26 premières journées - Saison 2006-2007 |language=French |author=Ligue Nationale de Rugby |accessdate=2007-08-17] up from 9,288 in 2005-06cite web|url=http://lnr.fr/Client/asp/championnat/statsdyn/StatsStadetop14.asp?CleCompet=69748 |title=Affluence totale par club: TOP 14 - 26 premières journées - Saison 2005-2006 |language=French |author=Ligue Nationale de Rugby |accessdate=2007-08-17] and 7,255 in 2004-05,cite web|url=http://lnr.fr/Client/asp/championnat/statsdyn/StatsStadetop14.asp?CleCompet=56992 |title=Affluence totale par club: TOP 16 - 30 premières journées - Saison 2004-2005 |language=French |author=Ligue Nationale de Rugby |accessdate=2007-08-17] when the league consisted of 16 teams instead of its current 14. The 2005-06 and 2006-07 totals are skewed to some degree because Stade Français drew over 79,000 fans to each of the two fixtures they played at Stade de France in both seasons. However, even if the Stade de France fixtures are not included, per-game attendance was 8,549 in 2005-06 and 9,267 in 2006-07, both well above the 2004-05 figures.

The final average attendance for the 2007-08 regular season was 10,966, another increase from the previous season. The LNR also reported that league-wide season ticket sales were up by 11% from 2006-07.cite news|url=http://www.rugbyrugby.com/news/story_27608182837.php |title=Top 14 the 'cash cow' of the French |author=Agence France-Presse |publisher="RugbyRugby.com" |date=2008-06-27 |accessdate=2008-06-28] The most-attended matches were the three Stade Français matches played at Stade de France, each of which drew more than 75,000, and Toulouse's home opener in Round 2 against Montpellier, which drew 34,791 at Stadium Municipal.cite web|url=http://www.lnr.fr/Client/Menus.asp?CR=16354&CSR=16373&CSSR=16423&Cle=99671 |title=TOP 14: Les affluences club/club, journée/journée |language=French |author=Ligue Nationale de Rugby |accessdate=2008-06-28]

Table

:

If clubs are level on competition points, tiebreakers are applied in the following order:
# Head-to-head competition points earned.
# Points differential in head-to-head matches.
# Difference between tries scored and tries conceded in head-to-head matches.
# Points differential in all matches.
# Difference between tries scored and tries conceded in all matches.
# Number of points scored in all matches.
# Number of tries scored in all matches.
# Final classification in the last Top 14 regular season.
# Fewer red cards issued during the season.

Albi's relegation

Due to financial irregularities, SC Albi were relegated to the Pro D2 for 2008-09. This saved Dax from relegation and gave them what had been Albi's place in the Challenge Cup.cite web|url=http://www.ercrugby.com/eng/174_10453.php |title=Albi Could Miss Out on Europe Following Appeal Decision |language=English |author=European Rugby Cup |accessdate=2008-06-11]

chedule and results

From the [http://lnr.fr/Menus.asp?CR=16354&CSR=16378 official Top 14 site] . Within each weekend, matches are listed in the following order:
# By date.
# If matches are held on the same day, by kickoff time.
# Otherwise, in alphabetic order of home club.

All times CET.

Rounds 1 to 5

Round 1
* 26 October, 20:30Dax (1 BP) 10 - 15 Toulouse
* 27 October, 15:00Stade Français 23 - 17 (1 BP) Clermont (at Stade de France)
* 27 October, 17:30Biarritz 15 - 15 Albi
* 27 October, 17:30Bourgoin 10 - 8 (1 BP) Montauban
* 27 October, 17:30Brive (1 BP) 21 - 22 Bayonne
* 27 October, 17:30Castres 25 - 12 Auch
* 27 October, 20:30Montpellier 19 - 12 (1 BP) Perpignan

Round 2
* 2 November, 19:30Brive (1 BP) 7 - 12 Biarritz
* 3 November, 15:00Toulouse (1 BP) 28 - 9 Stade Français
* 3 November, 17:30Albi 21 - 16 (1 BP) Perpignan
* 3 November, 17:30Auch (1 BP) 13 - 14 Bourgoin
* 3 November, 17:30Clermont 33 - 20 Montpellier
* 3 November, 17:30Montauban 15 - 12 (1 BP) Castres
* 3 November, 20:30Bayonne (1 BP) 27 - 0 Dax

Round 3
* 23 November, 20:30Stade Français (1 BP) 46 - 6 Bayonne
* 24 November, 15:00Biarritz 6 - 18 Toulouse
* 24 November, 17:30Dax 16 - 6 Auch
* 24 November, 17:30Montauban (1 BP) 43 - 14 Brive
* 24 November, 17:30Montpellier 25 - 9 Castres
* 24 November, 17:30Perpignan 3 - 3 Bourgoin
* 25 November, 20:30Albi (1 BP) 6 - 12 Clermont

Round 4
* 30 November, 20:30Stade Français 22 - 19 (1 BP) Dax
* 1 December, 15:00Bayonne (1 BP) 10 - 14 Biarritz
* 1 December, 17:30Auch 1913 (1 BP) Montauban
* 1 December, 17:30Brive (1 BP) 69 Montpellier
* 1 December, 17:30Castres 016 Perpignan
* 1 December, 17:30Toulouse (1 BP) 3312 Albi
* 1 December, 20:30Bourgoin (1 BP) 1420 Clermont

Round 5
* 21 December, 19:00Auch (1 BP) 11–17 Biarritz
* 21 December, 21:00Clermont 21–17 (1 BP) Toulouse
* 22 December, 17:30Bayonne (1 BP) 35–8 Perpignan
* 22 December, 17:30Castres 32–17 Bourgoin
* 22 December, 17:30Dax 19–27 Brive
* 22 December, 17:30Montpellier 19–14 (1 BP) Albi
* 22 December, 20:30Montauban 24 - 16 Stade Français

Rounds 6 to 10

Round 6
* 4 January, 20:30Biarritz 108 (1 BP) Montauban
* 5 January, 17:30Albi 2417 (1 BP) Dax
* 5 January, 17:30Bourgoin 1510 (1 BP) Bayonne
* 5 January, 17:30Clermont (1 BP) 266 Auch
* 5 January, 17:30Perpignan 2319 (1 BP) Brive
* 5 January, 20:30Stade Français 336 Montpellier
* 6 January, 21:00Toulouse (1 BP) 4423 Castres Round 7
* 25 January, 20:30Auch 334 (1 BP) Toulouse
* 25 January, 20:30Brive (1 BP) 256 Albi
* 26 January, 15:05Biarritz 218 Perpignan
* 26 January, 17:30Bourgoin 1631 Stade Français
* 26 January, 17:30Castres 1514 (1 BP) Clermont
* 26 January, 17:30Montauban 1211 (1 BP) Dax
* 26 January, 17:30Montpellier 3713 Bayonne

Round 8
* 1 February, 20:30Perpignan 23–3 Montauban
* 2 February, 17:30Bayonne 25–10 Auch
* 2 February, 17:30Brive 26–13 Castres
* 2 February, 17:30Dax 15–14 (1 BP) Bourgoin
* 2 February, 17:30Toulouse (1 BP) 35–13 Montpellier
* 2 February, 20:30Albi (1 BP) 18–23 Stade Français
* 3 February, 21:00Clermont 12–9 (1 BP) Biarritz

Round 9
* 8 February, 20:30Stade Français 36–7 Brive
* 9 February, 15:00Auch (1 BP) 14–19 Albi
* 9 February, 15:00Biarritz 13–7 (1 BP) Dax
* 9 February, 15:00Bourgoin 23–17 (1 BP) Montpellier
* 9 February, 15:00Castres (1 BP) 37–17 Bayonne
* 9 February, 15:00Perpignan 18–17 (1 BP) Clermont
* 9 February, 20:30Montauban (1 BP) 12–16 Toulouse

Round 10
* 15 February, 20:30Montpellier (1 BP) 14–18 Biarritz
* 16 February, 15:05Toulouse (1 BP) 41–15 Perpignan
* 16 February, 17:30Albi 33–8 Bourgoin
* 16 February, 17:30Bayonne 25–18 (1 BP) Montauban
* 16 February, 17:30Dax 8–17 Castres
* 16 February, 17:30Stade Français 15–12 (1 BP) Auch
* 16 February, 20:30Brive (1 BP) 9–11 Clermont

Rounds 11 to 15

Round 11
* 22 February, 20:00Castres 16–47 (1 BP) Stade Français
* 23 February, 17:30Bayonne 31–13 Albi
* 23 February, 17:30Clermont (1 BP) 40–13 Montauban
* 23 February, 17:30Montpellier 18–13 (1 BP) Dax
* 23 February, 17:30Perpignan 28–23 (1 BP) Auch
* 23 February, 17:30Toulouse (1 BP) 51–3 Brive
* 24 February, 15:00Bourgoin 35–15 Biarritz

Round 12
* 29 February, 20:30Montauban 14–6 Montpellier
* 1 March, 15:00Biarritz 9–6 (1 BP) Stade Français
* 1 March, 17:30Albi 6–33 (1 BP) Castres
* 1 March, 17:30Auch 20–30 Brive
* 1 March, 17:30Clermont (1 BP) 27–3 Bayonne
* 1 March, 17:30Perpignan 10–10 Dax
* 1 March, 20:30Bourgoin 30–23 (1 BP) Toulouse

Round 13
* 7 March, 20:30Castres 26–19 (1 BP) Biarritz
* 8 March, 17:30Albi 15–25 (1 BP) Montauban
* 8 March, 17:30Brive 29–13 Bourgoin
* 8 March, 17:30Dax 22–40 (1 BP) Clermont
* 8 March, 17:30Montpellier 29–24 (1 BP) Auch
* 8 March, 18:30Bayonne 10–25 Toulouse
* 8 March, 21:00Stade Français 12–23 Perpignan

Round 14
* 14 March, 20:30Albi 13–8 (1 BP) Biarritz
* 15 March, 15:00Auch 15–36 (1 BP) Castres
* 15 March, 15:00Bayonne 20–18 (1 BP) Brive
* 15 March, 15:00Montauban 16–11 (1 BP) Bourgoin
* 15 March, 15:00Toulouse (1 BP) 58–5 Dax
* 15 March, 20:30Perpignan (1 BP) 27–6 Montpellier
* 16 March, 15:00Clermont (1 BP) 50–12 Stade Français

Round 15
* 21 March, 20:30Biarritz 10–0 Brive
* 22 March, 17:30Bourgoin (1 BP) 36–0 Auch
* 22 March, 17:30Castres 21–7 Montauban
* 22 March, 17:30Dax 11–6 (1 BP) Bayonne
* 22 March, 17:30Perpignan (1 BP) 45–7 Albi
* 22 March, 18:30Montpellier 17–56 (1 BP) Clermont
* 22 March, 21:00Stade Français (1 BP) 29–0 Toulouse (at Stade de France)

Rounds 16 to 20

Round 16
* 28 March, 20:30Toulouse 12–6 (1 BP) Biarritz
* 29 March, 15:05Bayonne 14–36 (1 BP) Stade Français
* 29 March, 17:30Auch 16–10 (1 BP) Dax
* 29 March, 17:30Brive 14–7 (1 BP) Montauban
* 29 March, 17:30Castres (1 BP) 12–17 Montpellier
* 29 March, 17:30Clermont (1 BP) 52–17 Albi
* 29 March, 20:30Bourgoin (1 BP) 9–10 Perpignan

Round 17
* 11 April, 20:30Dax (1 BP) 9–13 Stade Français
* 12 April, 15:00Perpignan 20–18 (1 BP) Castres
* 12 April, 17:30Albi (1 BP) 13–20 Toulouse
* 12 April, 17:30Biarritz (1 BP) 20–0 Bayonne
* 12 April, 17:30Montauban 30–19 Auch
* 12 April, 17:30Montpellier 20–14 (1 BP) Brive
* 12 April, 20:30Clermont (1 BP) 36–7 Bourgoin

Round 18
* 18 April, 20:30Bourgoin (1 BP) 12–14 Castres
* 19 April, 15:00Toulouse 11–23 Clermont
* 19 April, 17:30Albi (1 BP) 25–12 Montpellier
* 19 April, 17:30Biarritz (1 BP) 26–3 Auch
* 19 April, 17:30Brive 30–0 Dax
* 19 April, 17:30Perpignan (1 BP) 38–13 Bayonne
* 19 April, 20:30Stade Français 25–18 (1 BP) Montauban

Round 19
* 25 April, 20:30Montpellier (1 BP) 9–12 Stade Français
* 26 April, 17:30Auch 15–36 (1 BP) Clermont
* 26 April, 17:30Bayonne 19–19 Bourgoin
* 26 April, 17:30Dax 12–9 (1 BP) Albi
* 26 April, 18:30Montauban 19–13 (1 BP) Biarritz
* 26 April, 20:30Brive 7–16 Perpignan
* 7 May, 18:30Castres 6–16 Toulouse (rescheduled because of Toulouse's appearance in the Heineken Cup semifinals on 26 April)

Round 20
* 2 May, 20:30Clermont (1 BP) 28–35 (1 BP) Castres
* 2 May, 20:30Toulouse (1 BP) 73–12 Auch
* 3 May, 15:05Perpignan 16–3 Biarritz
* 3 May, 17:30Albi 21–18 (1 BP) Brive
* 3 May, 17:30Bayonne 19–16 (1 BP) Montpellier
* 3 May, 17:30Dax 20–16 (1 BP) Montauban
* 3 May, 20:30Stade Français 34–20 Bourgoin

Rounds 21 to 26

Round 21
* 9 May, 21:00Biarritz (1 BP) 11–16 Clermont
* 10 May, 15:00Auch (1 BP) 19–23 Bayonne
* 10 May, 15:00Stade Français 43–20 Albi
* 10 May, 17:30Bourgoin (1 BP) 50–14 Dax
* 10 May, 18:30Montauban 28–22 (1 BP) Perpignan
* 11 May, 17:00Castres (1 BP) 41–10 Brive
* 11 May, 19:00Montpellier 17–15 (1 BP) Toulouse

Round 22
* 16 May, 20:30Brive 11–3 Stade Français
* 17 May, 15:00Clermont 29–15 Perpignan
* 17 May, 17:30Albi (1 BP) 29–0 Auch
* 17 May, 17:30Bayonne 27–16 Castres
* 17 May, 17:30Montpellier 12–6 (1 BP) Bourgoin
* 17 May, 17:30Toulouse (1 BP) 28–6 Montauban
* 17 May, 18:35Dax 17–12 (1 BP) Biarritz

Round 23
* 23 May, 20:30Clermont (1 BP) 38–7 Brive
* 24 May, 15:05Biarritz 20–0 Montpellier
* 24 May, 20:30Auch 9–6 (1 BP) Stade Français
* 24 May, 20:30Bourgoin 18–13 (1 BP) Albi
* 24 May, 20:30Castres (1 BP) 38–16 Dax
* 24 May, 20:30Montauban 15–12 (1 BP) Bayonne
* 3 June, 21:00Perpignan (1 BP) 50–6 Toulouse (rescheduled due to Toulouse's appearance in the Heineken Cup final on 24 May)

Round 24
* 30 May, 19:00Auch 13–25 Perpignan
* 30 May, 21:00Brive 15–12 (1 BP) Toulouse
* 31 May, 15:05Stade Français (1 BP) 44–15 Castres
* 31 May, 17:30Albi 13–6 (1 BP) Bayonne
* 31 May, 17:30Biarritz (1 BP) 30–10 Bourgoin
* 31 May, 17:30Dax 16–36 (1 BP) Montpellier
* 31 May, 20:30Montauban 18–16 (1 BP) Clermont

Round 25
* 6 June, 20:30Montpellier 12–8 (1 BP) Montauban
* 7 June, 15:05Stade Français 22–18 Biarritz (1 BP) (at Stade de France)
* 7 June, 17:30Bayonne 36–8 Clermont
* 7 June, 17:30Brive (1 BP) 40–26 Auch
* 7 June, 17:30Castres 20–16 (1 BP) Albi
* 7 June, 17:30Toulouse (1 BP) 57–17 Bourgoin
* 7 June, 20:30Dax 10–21 Perpignan

Round 26
* 14 June, 15:15Auch 12–23 Montpellier
* 14 June, 15:15Biarritz (1 BP) 30–34 Castres
* 14 June, 15:15Bourgoin 22–19 (1 BP) Brive
* 14 June, 15:15Clermont (1 BP) 95–7 Dax
* 14 June, 15:15Montauban 24–17 (1 BP) Albi
* 14 June, 15:15Perpignan 23–19 (1 BP) Stade Français
* 14 June, 15:15Toulouse 35–28 (1 BP) Bayonne

emi-finals

rugbybox
date = 2007-06-21
17:00
home = Clermont
score = 21 – 7
report = [http://www.rugbyrama.fr/rugby/top-14/2007-2008/livefullpage_mtc201685.shtml (Report)]
away = Perpignan
homescore = Tries: Nalaga (2) 23' c, 47' m
Con: James (1/2)
Pen: James (2/3) 21', 40'
Drop: James (1/1) 10'
awayscore = Try: N. Laharrague 63' c
Con: Montgomery (1/1)
stadium = Stade Vélodrome, Marseille
attendance =
referee =
----rugbybox
date = 2007-06-22
15:15
home = Toulouse
score = 31 – 13
report = [http://www.rugbyrama.fr/rugby/top-14/2007-2008/livefullpage_mtc201686.shtml (Report)]
away = Stade Français
homescore = Tries: Médard 44' c
Jauzion (2) 56' c, 60' m
Con: Elissalde (1/1)
Kunavore (1/2)
Pen: Elissalde (2/2) 20', 22'
Kunavore (1/1) 48'
Drop: Fritz (1/1) 77'
awayscore = Try: Fillol 73' c
Con: Hernández (1/1)
Pen: Hernández (2/2) 24', 52'
stadium = Stade Chaban-Delmas, Bordeaux
attendance =
referee =

Final

rugbybox
date = 2007-06-28
21:00
home = Clermont
score = 20 – 26
report =
away = Toulouse
homescore = Tries: Rougerie 20' c
Zirakashvili 80' c
Con: James (2/2)
Pen: James (2/2) 13', 69'
awayscore = Tries: Servat 17' c
Médard 60' c
Con: Elissalde (2/2)
Pen: Elissalde (2/3) 33', 56'
Kunavore (1/1) 74'
Courrent (1/1) 79'
stadium = Stade de France, Saint-Denis
attendance =
referee = Eric Darrière flagicon|FRA

Notes and references

* " [http://www.lnr.fr/ Ligue Nationale de Rugby] ". "lnr.fr". Accessed August 13, 2007.

ee also

* 2007-08 Heineken Cup
* 2007-08 Rugby Pro D2 season

External links

* [http://www.lnr.fr/ Ligue Nationale de Rugby] - Official website
* [http://www.planet-rugby.com/Tournaments/Top_14/index.shtml Top 14] on Planetrugby.com


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