1983–84 French Rugby Union Championship

French Rugby Championship 1983-84
Countries	France
Champions	Béziers (11th title)
Runners-up	Agen
← 1982-83 1984-85 →

The 1983-84 French Rugby Union Championship was won by Béziers beating Agen in the final.

Formula

Forty clubs divide into five pools of eight.

Ten teams (the first two of each pool) are admitted directly into the "last 16" round,

The 3rd and 4th of each pool and the better two classified as 5th, play a barrage.

Qualification round

The teams are listed as the ranking, in bold the teams admitted directly to "last 16" round.

Pool 1

Pool 2

Graulhet
Grenoble
RRC Nice
Touloun
Brive
Angoulême
La Voulte
Vienne

Pool 3

Pool 4

Montferrand
Bayonne
Tyrosse
Perpignan
Aurillac
Albi
Avenir Aturin
Hagetmau

Pool 5

Knoxkout stages

Barrage

In bold the clubs qualified for the next round

Team 1	Team 2	Results
Tulle	Mont de Marsan	16-10
Touloun	Brive	21-9
Pau	Perpignan	10-6
RRC Nice	Lourdes	11-6
Tyrosse	Toulouse	9-16
Hyères	Oloron	3-6

"Last 16"

In bold the clubs qualified for the next round.

Team 1	Team 2	1st match	2nd match
Tulle	Montferrand	3-22	6-18
Grenoble	Toulon	15-3	4-6
Stadoceste	Bègles	13-13	16-9
Béziers	Pau	22-3	0-0
Narbonne	RRC Nice	16-18	15-15
Bayonne	Dax	6-19	24-22
Agen	Toulose	20-12	27-13
Graulhet	Oloron	9-3	27-10

Quarter of finals

In bold the clubs qualified for the next round

Team 1	Team 2	Results
Montferrand	Grenoble	12-6
Stadoceste	Béziers	12-22
RRC Nice	Dax	21-13
Agen	Graulhet	9-7

Semifinals

Team 1	Team 2	Results
Montferrand	Béziers	4-8
RRC Nice	Agen	14-21

Final

Teams	Béziers - Agen
Score	21-21 after overt time (12-12 at the end of regoular time). Béziers won at penalty kick tie-break
Date	26 May 1984
Venue	Parc des Princes, Paris
Referee	Jean-Claude Yché
Line-up
Béziers	Armand Vaquerin, Diego Minaro, Jean-Louis Martin, Jean-Paul Wolff, Michel Palmié, Jean-Marc Cordier, Pierre Lacans, Jean-Michel Bagnaud, Philippe Vachier, Philippe Escande, Jean-Paul Medina, Patrick Fort, Fabrice Joguet, Michel Fabre, Philippe Bonhoure Replacements : Philippe Chamayou, Jean-Marc Pigeaud, Jean-Jacques Leipp, Éric Piazza, Claude Martinez, Albert Lless
Agen	Jean-Louis Tolot, Jean-Louis Dupont, Daniel Dubroca, Patrick Pujade, Bernard Rivière, Jacques Gratton, Bernard Delbreil, Dominique Erbani, Joël Llop, Christian Delage, Bernard Lavigne, Philippe Mothe, Philippe Sella, Philippe Bérot, Bernard Viviès Replacements : Michel Capot, Pierre Montlaur, Christophe Malbet, Paul Bertoni, Michel Murat, Éric Gleyze
Scorers
Béziers	1 try Medina, 1 conversion and 4 penalties Fort, 1 drop Escande
Agen	1 try Delbreil, 1 conversion and 4 penalties Viviès, 1 drop Delage

External links

Compte rendu finale 1984 lnr.fr

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