by Wing player Max Spring achieved three attempts in 12 minutes as 92 anesthetized Bordeaux-T-44-32 in the French top 14 on Sunday.
The 24-year-old unique France International Spring, 24, inspired his young team for the first victory of the new season after being hammered in Lyon last weekend.
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Bordeaux-TT winner and top 14-second place last season were scared after the early interventions in Paris and were unable to build on Last Saturday against La Rochelle last Saturday.
Yannick Brus Bordeaux-T-Hands begins on her French wing couple of Louis Bielle-Biarey and Damian Penaud, who had 60 attempts for club and country last season.
The lack of depth of Racing 92 was emphasized by signing 19-year-old Requisite Prope Edouard Jabe on the bench for his senior debut in the near season in Australia No. 3 Taniela Tupou, which will only arrive in the French capital in December.
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The hosts led 31: 3 after barely half an hour when the spring crossed his hat trick after the 20-year-old Scrum-Half Leo Carbonneau was exceeded early.
During the break, they were 36-8 in advance when Ugo Seunes, Owen Farrell’s replacement in the fly half after the early departure of the ex-England captain this summer, beat up two punishments and Bielle Biearrey for visitors.
The unexpected victory of Racing was secured after the interval when former England No. 8 Nathan Hughes achieved four consolation attempts in the last 25 minutes to refuse the hosts.
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Champions Toulouse, the Bordeaux-TT-Dekider replaced last season, are second place in the table on Saturday after he has made 31-13 31-13.
Lyon is at the top after another excellent solo attempt by Fiji winger Jiuta Wainiqolo helped them to win a 25:18 win against Montauuban.
The Australia Lock of Clermont Rob Simmons wrote an undesirable story when he was the first top 14 player to receive an orange card at La Rochelle’s defeat.
According to the new rule, the player will be sent, but can be replaced by another player after 20 minutes.
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