1969–70 French Rugby Union Championship

The season 1969/70 was the 71st of the French rugby union championship. It included 64 teams in the top league ( of today's top 14).

The championship was divided into two phases. It began with the group phase in which eight teams played in eight groups against each other. The four winners of each group moved into the K - o.Runde. This was followed by sixteenth, eighth, quarter and semi-finals. In the final game, which was held in Toulouse on May 17, 1970 at the Stadium Municipal, clashed the two semi-final winners and played for the Bouclier de Brennus. Here, La Voulte Sportif prevailed against AS Mont Ferrand and won the only league title in club history.

Group stage

  • Qualification for 1/16-Finale

1/16-Finale

Second round

Quarterfinals

Semifinal

Final

La Voulte Sportif Guy Camberabero, Lilian Camberabero, Roger Cance, Nicolas De Grégorio, Serge Deguerce, Paul Digonnet, André Duboué, André Laréal, Jean -Claude Noble, André Faillon, André Roux, Michel Savitsky, Lionel Vialar, Renaud Vialar, Michel Vusec

AS Mont Ferrand: Robert Boisson, Henri Bourdillon, Paul Cieply, Bernard Combeuil, Louis Coudeyre, Guy Darbas, Jean -Jacques Desvernois, Jean -Claude Jeammes, Yvan Lasserre, Alain Perin, Jacques Pineau, Gilbert Prat, Guy Pujol, Jacques Rougerie, Marcel Thomas

ASM Clermont Auvergne Castres Olympique Stade Toulousain Biarritz Olympique UA Gaillac RC Toulonnais CA Brive FC Lourdes US Dax Stade Aurillacois Cantal Auvergne RC Narbonne US Cognac FC Grenoble US Montauban Section Paloise Stade Montois USA Perpignan SC Albi Atlantique Stade Rochelais Union Sportive Bressane Aviron Bayonnais
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