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1926–27 French Rugby Union Championship

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Field	Value
countries	France
champions	Toulouse
runnersup	Stade Français
prevseason	1925–26
nextseason	1927–28

The 1926–27 French Rugby Union Championship of first division was won by **Toulouse ** that beat Stade Français in the final.

Le Stade Toulousain conquest his fifth Bouclier de Brennus in six year.

Context

The 1927 Five Nations Championship was won by Ireland and by Scotland, the France was last.

First round

The first two of each pool admitted to next round.

It was assigned 3 points for victory, 2 for draw, 1 for lost match, 0 point in case of forfeit.

Pool A :
Lézignan 11 pts Albi 10 pts Toulon7 pts Angoulême 6 pts Dax 6 pts,
Pool B : ** Béziers** 10 pts ** Libourne** 10 pts Agen 9 pts Soustons 7 pts Cavaillon 4 pts
Pool C : Pau 12 pts SA Bordeaux 10 pts Montferrand8 pts Toulouse Olymp.EC 6 pts Brive 4 pts
Pool D : ** Stade Français** 12 pts Stadoceste 10 pts SBUC 8 pts Biarritz 6 pts Périgueux4 pts
Pool E : ** Carcassonne** 10 pts Grenoble 10 pts Hendaye 10 pts Pamiers 6 pts CASG 4 pts Tie-Break: Grenoble – Hendaye 12–10
Pool F : ** Toulouse**12 pts US Perpignan 10 pts Begles 8 pts Limoges 6 pts Villeneuve 4 pts
Pool G : Cognac 11 pts Narbonne 8 pts Lourdes 8 pts Montauban 7 pts Bayonne 6 pts Tie-Break: **Narbonne ** Lourdes 6–3
Pool H : ** Quillan** 12 pts Racing 8 pts Lyon OU 8 pts Mazamet 6 pts Boucau 6 pts Tie-Break: :Racing – Lyon OU 19 – 6

Second round

The winner of each group admitted to semifinals

Pool A : Toulouse 8 pts Carcassonne8 pts Racing Paris 5 pts UA Libourne 3 pts Tie-Break: :Toulouse – AS Carcassonne 6–0
Pool B : Pau 9 pts Stadoceste 7 pts Albi 5 pts Béziers 3 pts
Pool C : '''SA Bordeaux'''' 8 pts US Perpignan 7 pts Cognac 5 pts Quillan 4 pts
Pool D : Stade Français 7 pts Lézignan 7 pts Narbonne 7 pts Grenoble 3 pts Tie-Break: Stade Français.- Narbonne 10 a 8 Stade Français- FC Lézignan 11 a 5

Semifinals

May 1926	Stade Français	-	Pau	12–0	Bordeaux

Final

Stade Français	1 try Daudignon
1 conversion de Herzowitz
1 drop de Verger

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