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Top 14: les festivités après le sacre du Stade Toulousain annulées au Capitole

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June 28, 2026

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Top 14: les festivités après le sacre du Stade Toulousain annulées au Capitole

Les célébrations du titre de champion de France de rugby du Stade Toulousain, initialement prévues dans la soirée de dimanche sur la place du Capitole, sont annulées en raison des risques d'intempéries, ont indiqué la mairie et le club.

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