Racing Beat Clermont has raced before the stadium switch of Taylor Swift.

In their last game of the season at La Defense Arena, Racing 92 defeated Clermont 26-10, moving to third in the French Top 14 table. Due to Champions Cup games and the Top 14 schedule, Racing will not have a home game until May 11th. Taylor Swift will be performing at the indoor Paris La Defense Arena, following in the footsteps of other music legends who have played there. Racing will play their last two home league games in Auxerre’s football stadium. Try scorers for Racing against Clermont included Henry Arundell, Tristan Tedder, and Juan Imhoff. Racing is currently eight points behind second-placed Toulouse and 11 points behind league leaders Stade Francais. Toulouse’s Romain Ntamack made his comeback from injury in a game against Pau, which Toulouse won 31-29. Racing’s Champions Cup hopes were jeopardized by injuries to scrum-half Nolann Le Garrec and fly-half Antoine Gibert during the win over Clermont. Various other teams and players also had notable performances in recent matches, with Stade Francais extending their lead at the top of the table and La Rochelle securing a win before their Champions Cup tie.

– Racing 92 defeated Clermont 26-10 in their last game at La Defense Arena
– Taylor Swift will be performing at the venue before it is converted for the Paris Olympic Games
– Racing will play their last two home games in Auxerre
– Toulouse’s Romain Ntamack made a comeback from injury in a game against Pau
– Injuries to Racing’s players may impact their Champions Cup hopes
– Stade Francais extended their lead at the top of the table while La Rochelle secured a win before their Champions Cup tie.



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