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TOP 14

Un record d'audience historique pour la finale de Top 14

Par Willy Billiard

Il y a 21 heures

Supporters du Stade Toulousain réunis sur la place du Capitole à Toulouse pour suivre la finale du Top 14 face à l’UBB, le 28 juin 2025. (Photo : Valentine Chapuis / AFP)

Plus de 5 millions de téléspectateurs ont regardé samedi soir sur France 2 et Canal+ la finale du Top 14 de rugby, remportée par le Stade Toulousain contre Bordeaux-Bègles (39-33), selon les chiffres de Médiamétrie publiés dimanche.

Sur France 2, la rencontre a attiré près de 4,2 millions de téléspectateurs de 21h10 à 23h30, en tête des audiences de la soirée (28,5% de part d’audience, PDA). Sur Canal+, ils étaient 920.000 (6,3% de PDA). La finale était également diffusée sur la chaîne thématique Canal+ Sport, dont les chiffres d’audience n’étaient pas disponibles dans l’immédiat.

C’est un nouveau record pour le rugby français puisqu’il bat le précédent datant de 2023 et qui comptait 4,5 millions de téléspectateurs. L’an passé, la finale 2024 avec cette même affiche avait réuni 3,3 millions de téléspectateurs sur France 2 et 950 000 sur Canal +.

Grâce à cette victoire, acquise après prolongation, le Stade Toulousain a décroché son troisième titre de champion de France consécutif, le 24e de son histoire.

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Blackmania 15 minutes ago

All Blacks coach Scott Robertson reveals who the fastest player in New Zealand is

It's good to hear that Leroy Carter is on Razor's radar. He could have been part of this first squad — maybe he’ll make it into the Rugby Championship if the current wingers don’t perform well enough.

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Blackmania 20 minutes ago

Former All Blacks name their starting XV's for first Test against France

Tamaiti Williams won’t be there. Sidelined with a meniscus injury, he’ll be out for about two months.

De Groot / Taylor / Lomax

S. Barrett / Vaa’i

No surprises there.

In the back row, who will start — Lio-Willie or Kirifi?

I’m ruling out Jacobson, who’s recovering after a head knock.

At 10, I’m leaning more towards DMK than Beauden to partner Roigard.

That leaves the trickiest selection... centres and wings.

Will Jordie be thrown in straight away? Will Rieko, who we’ve seen training on the wing, wear the number 11 shirt? And will Proctor start the international season at 13? Probably yes to all three questions.

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SteveD 1 hour ago

Springboks player ratings vs Barbarians | Qatar Airways Cup

But you guys still continue to miss my main point. He's radically changed his style! I identified his problem a long time ago, and that was his long and angular runup (along with the silly Jonny Wilkinson arm movements plus taking way too long). With his short and quick run up he's removed all that nonsense and I fully expect him to be the ace (sorry) kicker we all want him to be. And maybe even Wonderboy, who seems to have a problem from what should be the easier side of the field for a right-footed kicker, might not miss so many (two in one game on Saturday) like he did.

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GH 1 hour ago

'It's disrespectful': Former All Blacks shocked by France's travelling squad

Marshall’s and Wilson’s comments have some values on the national audience but they completely fail with the international one. This kind of comments would be useful outside new zealand, adressed to the french national league that organizes the top 14 (14 teams, come on, really !?!) and says who can or can’t go to exotic summer camps. any major top 14 player plays half more games than any equivalent major all black, so the league stops adding more and it is for the exclusive benefit of clubs. No southern team will ever ever ever receive a full national french team in june. or july. or august. Even less in late july or august when the clubs start again their training.

This has been explained over and over, year after year, with south-african readers, australians, new-zealanders, argentinians so why is this trolls’ bait article published once again now?

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frandinand 1 hour ago

Can the All Blacks regain their aura and maintain their winning legacy?

I did suggest you see a therapist because you're quite obviously suffering mental health issues.

This incoherent comment just illustrates the issues you are suffering from.

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Over the sideline 1 hour ago

Can the All Blacks regain their aura and maintain their winning legacy?

Why take your head out of the sand to ruin rugby in NZ?

Do you realise most nations have the same selection policies?

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Over the sideline 1 hour ago

Can the All Blacks regain their aura and maintain their winning legacy?

Well the Rugby championship isn’t slanted in anyone’s favor. What’s the record there?

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Over the sideline 1 hour ago

Can the All Blacks regain their aura and maintain their winning legacy?

Haha you got triggered bad. “IN YOUR HEAD" EH! Just let it go fraudulant Jacko! It will just continue to trigger your episodes. Even NB would advise you to let it go and we know you worship his feet. Maybe put a different poster on your wall. Your “friend” is over the Mounga photo you have up above your bed.

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GP 2 hours ago

George Bower joins All Blacks squad as star prop requires surgery

Real shame about Tamaiti Williams . He has been one of the AB’s best in recent year and had a tremendous season for the Crusaders. George Bower , who has been brought in, should have been named in the original squad, ahead of Norris. He too was fantastic for the Crusaders. Like team mate Christian Lio-Willie, who also has been elevated. Both should have been automatic selections. Just a shame the two players injured are Wallace Sititi and Tamaiti Williams.

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AT 2 hours ago

'Four good 10s': Robertson weighs in on All Blacks first fives and Mo'unga situation

Because his blood is Tongan/Sāmoan do the math mate. ABs don't need him.

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Sam T 2 hours ago

'It's disrespectful': Former All Blacks shocked by France's travelling squad

Hmmmm they should actually watch some of the Top14 games featuring many of the players selected in the squad, particularly in the backs.

They are skilful and they are rapid. I hope that Razor banking on power players in the midfield doesn’t backfire. I’ve yet to see many well constructed tries scored by the All Blacks backs when spreading the ball the full width of the pitch.

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Over the sideline 2 hours ago

'Four good 10s': Robertson weighs in on All Blacks first fives and Mo'unga situation

Haha.. Or ones that get run around in by some.

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Over the sideline 2 hours ago

'Four good 10s': Robertson weighs in on All Blacks first fives and Mo'unga situation

Tonga and Samoa had 39 NZ born and bred players in their combined squads at last WC. Happens a lot actually.

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Over the sideline 2 hours ago

All Blacks coach Scott Robertson reveals who the fastest player in New Zealand is

Speed is such a difficult thing to put a value on. In most team sports, speed over the first 20-25 mtrs is all you need to make a break or get past an opponent it rarely does a fast 100m speed benifit much. There is always that once tho…