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1997–98 French Rugby Union Championship

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FieldValue
countriesFrance
championsStade Français
count9
runnersupPerpignan
relegatedMontpellier
prevseason1996–97
nextseason1998–99

The 1997–98 French Rugby Union Championship was played by 20 teams divided in the preliminary phase in two pools of 10. The first four teams of each pool advanced to the quarter-finals.

Stade Français won the title by defeating Perpignan in the final. This victory was Stade Français' first in 90 years, with their previous title win dating back to 1908.

For the first time, the final was played in the new Stade de France.

Montpellier was relegated in second division. Five teams were promoted from the second division in order to increase the 1998–99 championship to 24 teams.

Preliminary Phase

PosTeamPoints
1Stade toulousain46
2US Colomiers43
3RC Narbonne42
4Montferrand40
5Brive37
6Biarritz36
7Dax34
8Béziers32
9La Rochelle28
10Nice22

Pool 2

PosClubPoints
1Stade Français43
2Perpignan43
3Bègles-Bordeaux43
4Castres42
5Pau39
6Bourgoin37
7Agen37
8Toulon35
9Grenoble23
10Montpellier18

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Quarter-final

May '98Narbonne-Colomiers19–198–8

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Semi-final

May '98Perpignan-Colomiers15–12

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Final

Mytton (28') Bolobolo (41') Gomes (60') Dominici (80'+1)

FRA Bernard Laporte
FRA Alain Hyardet

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