1931–32 French Rugby Union Championship

1931–32 French Rugby Union Championship
Countries	France
Champions	Lyon OU
Runners-up	Narbonne
← 1930-1931 1932-1933 →

The 1931-32 French Rugby Championship was won by le Lyon OU that defeated Narbonne in the final. The Championship was contested by 40 teams divided in eight pools of five.

Per the second year, the Championship was organized without the clubs of the Union française de rugby amateur who arranged their own championship.

At the 12 dissidents of the previous year (Bayonne, Biarritz, Stade Bordelais, Carcassone, Grenoble, Limoges, FC Lyon, Nantes, Pau, US Perpignan, Stade Français and Toulouse) joined Stadoceste Tarbais and US Narbonne, a new club.

In the championship there were seven newcomer Gujan-Mestras, SU Lorrain (Nancy), Peyrehorade, US Romans-Péage, FC Saint-Claude, La Teste and SC Toulouse.

First Round

Pool A

Agen (campione 1930)
Gujan-Mestras
Montauban
Peyrehorade
Tolone

Pool B

Cognac
Lyon
Périgueux
Soustons
SC Toulouse

Pool C

SA Bordeaux
Stade Nay
Stade Pézenas
Roanne
US Fumel

Pool D

Brive
Narbonne
FC Saint-Claude
Toulouse OEC
Tyrosse

Pool E

Albi
AS Bayonne
Bègles
AS Bort
CASG Paris

Pool F

Montferrand
SU Lorrain
Racing Paris
Romans-Péage
Vienne

Pool G:

Auch
Boucau
Stade Hendayais
Arlequins Perpignan
Quillan

Pool H:

Béziers
Lourdes
Oloron
La Teste'
Thuir

Second Round

Pool A

Tolone
CASG Paris
Cognac

Pool B

Narbonne
Périgueux
La Teste

Pool C

Stade Pézenas
Boucau
Gujan-Mestras

Pool D

Pool E

SA Bordeaux
Agen
Racing Paris

Pool F

US Fumel
Vienne
Auch

Gruppo G

Montferrand
Bort
Saint-Claude

Gruppo H

Lyon OU
Béziers
Brive

Quarters of final

10 apr. 1932	Montferrand	-	Fumel	8 - 3	Bordeuax
10 apr. 1932	Narbonne	-	Toulon	14 - 3	Lyon
10 apr. 1932	Lyon OU	-	SA Bordeaux	28 - 0	Stade Jean-Bouin, Paris
10 apr. 1932	Pezenas	-	Begles	17 - 11	Toulouse

Semifinals

24 apr. 1932	Narbonne	-	Montferrand	5 - 0
24 apr. 1932	Lyon OU	-	Pezenas	6 - 0

Final

Teams	Lyon OU - Narbonne
Score	9-3 (4-3)
Date	5 May 1932
Venue	Parc des sports, Bordeaux
Referee	Jacques Muntz
Line-up
LOU	Jean Rat, Fernand Cartier, Hyacinthe Dugouchet, Fleury Panel, Joseph Griffard, Noël Salset, Louis Vallin, Roger Claudel, Jean Brial, Georges Battle, Albert Janoglio, Vincent Graule, Paul Durand, Lucien Deschamps, Henri Marty
Narbonne	Tisiner, Roger Bricchi, Marius Roumagnac, René Araou, Joseph Choy, François Lombard, Ernest Frayssinet, Joseph Nunez, Honoré Laffont, Albert Cauneilles, Francis Vals, Jean Pagès, André Pignol, Alphonse Jalabert, Paul Bergé
Scorers
Lyon OU	1 try Rat 1 drop de Battle
Narbonne	1 penalty de Bergé

Other competitions

The first edition of Challenge Yves du Manoir was won by Agen, first of the pool ahead of Lyon OU second.

The Championship "Honneur revient" was won by Cercle Sportif Villefranche-sur-Saône that beat Chalon 3 - 0

In the Promotion Championship, the CS Lons beat US Coursan 10 - 3

The tournament of UFRA (Union française de rugby amateur) was won by Stade Toulousain

References

L’Humanité and the Figaro, 1931-1932
Compte rendu de la finale de 1932, sur lnr.fr
Finalesrugby.com

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