1998 European Challenge Cup Final

Event

1997–98 European Challenge Cup

Colomiers	SU Agen

43	5

Date

2 February 1998

Venue

Les Sept Deniers, Toulouse

Referee

Ed Morrison (England)

Attendance

12,500

The 1998 European Challenge Cup Final was the final match of the 1997–98 European Challenge Cup, the second season of Europe's second tier club rugby union competition. The match was played on 2 February 1998 at Les Sept Deniers in Toulouse.

The match was contested by Colomiers and SU Agen, who are both from France. Colomiers won the match 43–5; scoring 7 tries including a double from flanker Bernard de Giusti.^[1] They did concede 1 try, scored by second rower Christophe Porcu.

Match details

2 February 1998

Colomiers	18 – 9	SU Agen
Try: Biboulet Roque Sieurac Galthié De Giusti (2) Bru Con: Carre (4)	Report	Try: Porcu

Les Sept Deniers
Attendance: 12,500
Referee: Ed Morrison (England)

References

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1998 European Challenge Cup Final

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