1895–96 French Rugby Union Championship

Countries|  France
Champions| Olympique
Runners-up| Stade Français

<- 1894–95

1896–97 ->

The 1895–96 French Rugby Union Championship was won by Olympique that defeated Stade Français in the final.

The tournament was played by five clubs from Paris: Racing, Stade français, Cosmopolitan Club, Olympique et Union Sportive de l'Est. The final pits the top two in the pool that had finished tied with six points.

## Final

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Teams | Olympique – Stade Français

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Score | 12 – 0 (0–0)
Date | 5 April 1896
Venue |
Referee | Paul Lejeune
Line-up |
Olympique | Thierry Martel de Janville, Arnold Bideleux, Thomas Fuller Potter, Hirtz, Loubery, A. Martel de Janville, J.S. Poutney, Adolphe de Longchamps, Jean-Guy Gautier, Carcy, Alexandre Sienkiewicz, J. Mathoux, Jean-Baptiste Charcot,[1] M. de Longchamps, Charles Thorndike
Stade Français | Da Silva de Paranhos, Frédéric Vernazza, Bernard Zurlo, René Ellenberger, Henri Amand, Billings, W. Hadley, Paul Dumaine, Louis Dedet, René Mielvacque, Charles Trupel, Rozet, Joseph Olivier, P. Laguiller, R. Lefebvre
Scorers |
Olympique | 2 tries et 1 tenu en pen. Carcy
2 conversion de Thomas Fuller Potter[2]
Stade Français |

## External links

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* Compte rendu de la finale de 1896, sur lnr.fr

## Notes and references

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1. ^ "Jean-Baptiste Charcot sur www.finalesrugby.com". Archived from the original on 2015-09-26. Retrieved 2012-03-06.
2. ^ Il fut par la suite arbitre.

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