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Top 14 · 2026-27

Stade Toulousain

1st in tableP 6 · W 5 · D 0 · L 1197–124 pts
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Next match

Sat 24 Oct
Top 14 · Round 7
Stade Toulousain
USA Perpignan

Upcoming fixtures

Sun 1 Nov
Top 14 · Round 8
Section Paloise
Stade Toulousain
Sat 7 Nov
Top 14 · Round 9
Stade Toulousain
ASM Clermont

Results

Sun 18 Oct
FT
Champions Cup · Round 1
Stade Toulousain43
Exeter Chiefs40
Sun 11 Oct
FT
Top 14 · Round 6
Stade Toulousain45
Aviron Bayonnais34
Sat 3 Oct
FT
Top 14 · Round 5
Castres Olympique7
Stade Toulousain8
Sun 27 Sept
FT
Top 14 · Round 4
Stade Toulousain40
Montpellier Hérault18
Sat 19 Sept
FT
Top 14 · Round 3
RC Vannes23
Stade Toulousain29
Sun 13 Sept
FT
Top 14 · Round 2
Stade Toulousain48
Bordeaux Bègles12
Sun 6 Sept
FT
Top 14 · Round 1
Stade Rochelais30
Stade Toulousain27

About Stade Toulousain

Stade Toulousain — Drawn in the club colours
Drawn in the club colours
Founded
1907
Home town
Toulouse
Ground
Stade Ernest-Wallon
Colours
Website
stadetoulousain.fr (opens in a new tab)

Honours

  • French champions · 25

    1912, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1926, 1927, 1947, 1985, 1986, 1989, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2008, 2011, 2012, 2019, 2021, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026

  • European Cup (Heineken / Champions Cup) · 6

    1996, 2003, 2005, 2010, 2021, 2024

Notable players and coaches

  • Augustin Pujol — In France's first ever Test, against New Zealand in 1906
  • Adolphe Jauréguy — Star of the 1920s title sides; Olympic silver medallist with France in 1924
  • Robert Barran — Captain of the unbeaten 1947 side that won the title and the cup
  • Jean-Pierre Rives — Flanker; 59 caps for France, 34 as captain; played in the 1980 final
  • Guy Novès — Wing in the 1985 and 1986 title sides, then coach for 22 years: nine French titles and four European Cups
  • Émile Ntamack — 46 caps for France; one of the heroes of the four titles in a row (1994–97) and the 1996 European Cup
  • Fabien Pelous — Lock; 118 caps for France; World Rugby Hall of Fame (2017)
  • Thierry Dusautoir — Flanker; France captain at the 2011 World Cup; IRB Player of the Year 2011
  • Antoine Dupont — Scrum-half; World Rugby Player of the Year 2021 and Sevens Player of the Year 2024

History

Stade Toulousain was officially founded in 1907, from the merger of two student clubs, in a city where students had played rugby since 1890. Unbeaten through 1911-12 — the 'Vierge Rouge' (Red Virgin) — it won its first French title in 1912, five more between 1922 and 1927 and, in an unbeaten 1947, the title and the cup. After long lean years, a style of play launched in 1984 by Robert Bru and carried on by Pierre Villepreux and Jean-Claude Skrela revived it; under Guy Novès it won four titles in a row (1994–97) and the first European Cup, in 1996. It holds the records for French titles (25, the latest in 2026) and European Cups (six). It plays at the Stade Ernest-Wallon at Sept Deniers, built between 1978 and 1982 and owned by the Amis du Stade Toulousain association.

Sources: stadetoulousain.fr · stadetoulousain.fr (2) · stadetoulousain.fr (3) · en.wikipedia.org (opens in a new tab)

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