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1998–99 European Challenge Cup

European Rugby tournament


European Rugby tournament

FieldValue
name1998–1999 European Challenge Cup
imagesize100px
captionOfficial logo
countriesFrance
Ireland
Italy
Portugal
Romania
Spain
Wales
tournament formatRound-robin and Knockout
date19 September 1998 to 27 February 1999
teams21
top point scorerChristophe Lamaison (Brive)
Gérald Merceron (Montferrand)
(109 points)
top try scorerRenaud Calvel (Narbonne)
Eremodo Tuni (Bourgoin)
(7 tries)
venueStade de Gerland
attendance231,986
championsFrance AS Montferrand
count1
runner-upFrance Bourgoin
websitehttp://www.ercrugby.com/home.php
previous year1997–98
previous tournament1997–98 European Challenge Cup
next year1999–2000
next tournament1999–2000 European Challenge Cup

Ireland Italy Portugal Romania Spain Wales Gérald Merceron (Montferrand) (109 points) Eremodo Tuni (Bourgoin) (7 tries) | runner-up = France Bourgoin

The 1998–99 European Challenge Cup was the third year of the European Challenge Cup, the second tier rugby union cup competition below the Heineken Cup. The tournament was held between September 1998 and February 1999

Pool stage

Main article: 1998–99 European Challenge Cup pool stage

Pool 1

TeamPWDLTries forTries againstTry diffPoints forPoints againstPoints diffPts
FRA Narbonne66003213+1922898+13012
WAL Caerphilly64021619−3167154+138
FRA Périgueux63032313+10168119+496
FRA Racing Club de France63031723−6127184−576
Ireland Connacht63031619−3129156−276
WAL Newport61051423−9123183−602
ITA Rugby Rovigo61051220−8108156−482

Pool 2

TeamPWDLTries forTries againstTry diffPoints forPoints againstPoints diffPts
FRA Montferrand6501439+3430386+21710
FRA Bourgoin6501368+2822286+13610
FRA Dax65012015+5163124+3910
FRA Castres63033210+22229101+1286
ITA Rugby Roma62041434−20117213−964
WAL Aberavon61051442−2886287−2012
ESP Spain XV6006748−4165288−2230

Pool 3

TeamPWDLTries forTries againstTry diffPoints forPoints againstPoints diffPts
FRA Brive65013514+21241102+13910
FRA Agen64023011+1923193+1388
FRA Pau6402258+1721187+1248
FRA Biarritz64023014+16187124+638
WAL Bridgend RFC62041928−9158206−484
ROM Dinamo București62041931−12131246−1154
POR Portugal XV6006860−5273374−3010

Knockout stage

Quarter-finals

date = 12 December 1998 | time = 15:30 | home = Narbonne FRA | score = 30–13 | report = | away = FRA Pau | homescore = | awayscore = | stadium = Parc des Sports et de l'Amitie | attendance = | referee = }}

date = 12 December 1998 | time = 19:30 | home = Brive FRA | score = 43–12 | report = | away = WAL Caerphilly | homescore = | awayscore = | stadium = Parc Municipal des Sports | attendance = 4,000 | referee = }}

date = 13 December 1998 | time = 15:00 | home = Montferrand FRA | score = 66–13 | report = | away = FRA Dax | homescore = | awayscore = | stadium = Stade Marcel-Michelin | attendance = 3,872 | referee = }}

date = 13 December 1998 | time = 15:00 | home = Bourgoin FRA | score = 29–19 | report = | away = FRA SU Agen | homescore = | awayscore = | stadium = Stade Pierre Rajon | attendance = 6,000 | referee = }}

Semi-finals

date = 10 January 1999 | time = 15:15 | home = Montferrand FRA | score = 27–21 | report = | away = FRA Narbonne | homescore = | awayscore = | stadium = Stade Marcel-Michelin | attendance = 10,500 | referee = }}

date = 10 January 1999 | time = 15:15 | home = Bourgoin FRA | score = 26–23 | report = | away = FRA Brive | homescore = | awayscore = | stadium = Stade Pierre Rajon | attendance = 12,000 | referee = }}

Final

date = 27 February 1999 | time = 16:00 | home = Bourgoin FRA | score = 16–35 | report = | away = FRA Montferrand | homescore = | awayscore = | stadium = Stade de Gerland | attendance = 31,986 | referee = }}

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