1991–92 French Rugby Union Championship

French Rugby Championship 1991-92
Countries	France
Champions	Toulon
Runners-up	Biarritz
← 1990-91 1992-93 →

Toulon won the 1991-92 French Rugby Union Championship beating Biarritz in the final.

It was Toulon's third Bouclier de Brennus.

Group A

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

Pool 1

Pool 2

Pool 3

Pool 4

Narbonne
Racing
Colomiers
Bayonne
Montpellier
Graulhet
Toulon
Chalon
Romans
Rodez

"last 32"

In bold the clubs qualified for the "last 16".

Team 1	Team 2	Results
Bègles-Bordeaux	Chalon	18-19
Castres	Le Creusot	15-9
Colomiers	Graulhet	30-6
Perpignan	Valence-d'Agen	37-12
Agen	Stade Bordelais	30-15
Tarbes	Montpellier	29-22
Nîmes	Toulon	6-15
Béziers	Auch	24-15
Toulouse	Nice	21-9
Bourgoin	Dax	7-15
Grenoble	Rumilly	38-18
Racing	Montferrand	21-19
Biarritz	Tyrosse	21-15
Brive	Mont-de-Marsan	15-12
Bayonne	Pau	33-17
Narbonne	Cognac	19-12

"last 16"

In bold the clubs qualified for the quarter of finals.

Team 1	Team 2	Results
Castres	Chalon	9-3
Colomiers	Perpignan	10-9
Agen	Tarbes	15-19
Toulon	Béziers	15-9
Toulouse	Dax	19-24
Grenoble	Racing	27-12
Brive	Biarritz	18-26
Bayonne	Narbonne	16-12

Quarter of finals

In bold the clubs qualified for the next round

Team 1	Team 2	Results
Castres	Colomiers	24-15
Tarbes	Toulon	30-30^[1]
Dax	Grenoble	21-22
Biarritz	Bayonne	16-15

↑ after over-time (27-27), Toulon qualified for most tries scored (2-1)

Semifinals

Team 1	Team 2	Results
Castres	Toulon	12-18
Grenoble	Biarritz	9-13

Toulon and Biarritz were qualified for the final.

Final

06 June 1992

Toulon	19 – 14	Biarritz Olympique
Try: Repon Pen: Teisseire Jehl Drop: Delaigue (2) Hueber		Try: Feuillade Hontas Pen: Blanco Arrieta

Parc des Princes, Paris
Referee: Alain Ceccon


FB	15	Patrice Teisseire
RW	14	Pascal Jehl
OC	13	Pierre Trémouille (c)
IC	12	Jean-Christophe Repon
LW	11	David Jaubert
FH	10	Yann Delaigue
SH	9	Aubin Hueber
N8	8	Éric Melville
OF	7	Thierry Louvet
BF	6	Léon Loppy
RL	5	Bruno Motteroz
LL	4	Gérald Orsoni
TP	3	Yann Braendlin
HK	2	Éric Dasalmartini	66'
LP	1	Michel Périé
Substitutions:
HK	16	Marc de Rougemont	66'
PR	17	Jean-Michel Casalini
LK	18	Ludovic Cornuau
FL	19	Franck Chouquet
FH	20	Jean-Louis Gruarin
CE	21	Alain Carbonel
Coach:
Jean-Claude Ballatore


FB	15	Serge Blanco (c)
RW	14	Franck Corrihons
OC	13	Philippe Feuillade
IC	12	Bernard Daguerre
LW	11	Pierre Hontas
FH	10	David Arrieta
SH	9	Jean-Baptiste Lecuona
N8	8	Éric Gouloumet
OF	7	Richard Pool-Jones
BF	6	Jean-Marc Irigaray	60'
RL	5	Jean Condom
LL	4	Djakaria Sanoko
TP	3	Pascal Ondarts
HK	2	Christian Boulé
LP	1	Jean-François Mondela
Substitutions:
HK	16	Jean-Bernard Esain
LK	17	Thierry Cléda
FL	18	Guillaume Tarrat	60'
SH	19	Jean-Luc Rivière
CE	20	Gilles Daguerre
WG	21	Dominique Gueracague
Coach:
Jean-Pierre Béraud

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