Colomiers Rugby secured an emphatic 49-28 victory over RC Narbonne in the seventh round of France’s Pro D2 championship, scoring seven tries and collecting an attacking bonus point at Stade Michel-Bendichou.
The home side established control early, with Jérémy Béchu opening the scoring in the ninth minute. Jules Danglot added two tries before half-time, while Luka Plataret and Simão Bento also crossed the line.
Colomiers entered the interval with a commanding 35-0 lead, having converted all five first-half tries.
Narbonne improved after the break, with Daniel Jooste scoring the visitors’ first try. Thomas Larrieu responded for Colomiers, but the away side continued to fight back.
Further tries from Noa Zinzen and Thomas Cretu reduced the deficit before Lucas Vignères scored Colomiers’ seventh try in the closing minutes.
Jules Veyrier completed Narbonne’s four-try performance with a late score, but the visitors could not overcome their heavy first-half deficit.
The match produced eleven tries in total, highlighting the attacking quality of both teams while exposing Narbonne’s defensive difficulties during the opening forty minutes.
Colomiers collected five championship points and returned to winning form after a difficult run away from home.
Final score: Colomiers Rugby 49 – 28 RC Narbonne. Half-time: 35-0.
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