In the professional era of French rugby, Stade Français have been one of France’s most dominant sides. In fact, since the turn of the millennium, Stade Français have won the French championship five times. In the team’s history, they’ve been crowned as the champions of France on a colossal 14 occasions.
Read on to discover even more about Stade Français. On this page you’ll find all of the latest Stade Français news, as well as an overview of the team’s upcoming fixtures and recent results.
Alex Sanderson’s bid to win the European Challenge Cup has suffered a serious blow with Sale Sharks flanker Ernst van Rhyn, the former junior Springboks captain, ruled out for action for at least a month after limping out of the impressive Gallagher Premiership 41-5 win over Exeter Chiefs, joining England outside half George Ford on the unavailable list.
Things are going well for Stade Francais at the moment. Not only do they sit at the summit of the Top 14 table, but they also have a world record holder in their midst.
In the professional era of French rugby, Stade Français have been one of France’s most dominant sides. In fact, since the turn of the millennium, Stade Français have won the French championship five times. In the team’s history, they’ve been crowned as the champions of France on a colossal 14 occasions.
Read on to discover even more about Stade Français. On this page you’ll find all of the latest Stade Français news, as well as an overview of the team’s upcoming fixtures and recent results.
Shortly following the failed merger, the ownership of Stade Français changed. As a result, the good times returned to Stade Français. The team continues to be highly competitive in the Top 14 and the team even won the European Rugby Challenge Cup in 2017. Now, the team has a focus on developing and improving young French players.
Due to the team’s success since the millennium, a number of international stars have played for Stade Français, including England flanker James Haskell, Australia scrum-half Will Genia and New Zealand half back Byron Kelleher. In fact, a number of current internationals still play for Stade Français today. These players include Australia hooker Tolu Latu and France lock Yoann Maestri.