Stade Toulousain celebrates historic 24th Bouclier de Brennus in jubilation!

Stade Toulousain celebrates historic 24th Bouclier de Brennus in jubilation!

On June 28, 2025, history was written in Toulouse: Stade Toulousain won the coveted Bouclier de Brennus in the thrilling final of the Top 14 against UBB with 39 to 33 after extra time. This event put not only the players but also the enthusiastic spectators in the city in a celebratory mood. A proud 15,000 supporters gathered at the Capitol to watch the game on large screens and share in the team's celebration. The next day, June 30th at 5 p.m., the winner of the 24th Bouclier de Brennus will be ceremoniously presented. Actu reports on the unforgettable festivities in the streets of Toulouse, especially in Place Saint-Pierre, where the fans celebrated their relief and joy extensively.

The excitement of the final was palpable, especially when Thomas Ramos scored a crucial penalty in the final minute of the game to secure the title. Coach Ugo Mola was overjoyed after the game and reflected on his team's excellent performance. “We dominated in many areas, especially in the forward movements,” said Mola. He also highlighted his team's character strengths, which had been evident throughout the season. Despite the first-class performance of Bordeaux, who fought back with key players like Paul Graou and Max Lucu, Toulouse was able to bring home the trophy in the end, like La Dépêche reported.

A record and a look into history

With this third consecutive title, Toulouse consolidates its dominance in French rugby and once again declares itself champion of the Top 14. The club, which was formed in 1907 from the merger between SOET and Véto-Sport, has now won the league title a total of 22 times - a record unparalleled in the history of French rugby. ERCRugby highlights that Stade Toulousain is also a multiple Champions Cup champion, which underlines the club's excellence.

The path to this success was not always easy. The team had to overcome major challenges, particularly injuries. Ugo Mola mentioned, among other things, the loss of Romain Ntamack and the strength of the team, which remained successful despite these setbacks. “We have shown that we are strong even without Antoine Dupont,” said Mola, who gives hope and embodies commitment.

The celebrations surrounding the title win will continue in Toulouse in the coming days. Mola plans to celebrate his team's great achievement after the long and challenging season is finally crowned. The city is in a celebratory mood and the anticipation for the presentation of the trophy on Sunday is increasing.