1901–02 French Rugby Union Championship
The 1901–02 French Rugby Union Championship of first division was won by Racing club de France that beatSBUC in the final.
1901–02 French Rugby Union Championship | |
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Countries | ![]() |
Champions | Racing Club de France |
Runners-up | SBUC |
Racing was qualified for the final thanks to his victory against Stade Français and SBUC beat F.C. Lyon for 6–0.
Final
Teams | Racing club de France – SBUC |
Score | 6–0 (6–0) |
Date | 23 March 1902 |
Venue | Parc des Princes (Paris) 1,000 |
Referee | Basil Wood ![]() |
Line-up | |
Racing Club de France | Besançon, Goudard, Jean Collas, Cyril Rutherford, Adolphe Klingelhoefer, Léon Binoche, Charles Gondouin, Hubert Lefebvre, Darby, Wladimir Aïtoff, Emile Sarrade, Jacques Muntz, R.Ertzbischoff, M.Pellet, Jacques Gommes |
SBUC | Jean Guiraut, Pascal Laporte, Campbell Cartwright, Pierre Moyzès, Louis Soulé, Marc Giacardy, Jean Rachou, Jacques Duffourcq, Albert Branlat, Pierre Terrigi, Carlos Deltour, Camille Gaillot, Hélier Tihl, Jean Destribois, Mathéo |
Scorers | |
Racing Club de France | 2 tries by Klingelhoefer and Lefebvre |
SBUC |
Having a lot of players injured or sick, SBUC put Mathéo, a former player and supporter as prop, in order to have 15 players on the ground.
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External links
- Compte rendu de la finale de 1902, sur lnr.fr
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