| 1919–20 French Rugby Union Championship | |
|---|---|
| Countries |  France |
| Champions | Stadoceste tarbais |
| Runners-up | Racing Paris |
| 1919–20 French Rugby Union Championship | |
|---|---|
| Countries | France |
| Champions | Stadoceste tarbais |
| Runners-up | Racing Paris |
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Stadoceste Tarbais qualified to final
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Racing Paris qualified for final
| Team | Stadoceste tarbais - Racing Paris |
| Score | 8-3 |
| Date | 25 April 1920 |
| Stadium | Stade du Bouscat (Bordeaux) |
| Referee | Octave Léry |
| Teams | |
| Stadoceste tarbais | André Casnabet, Edmond Cayrefourcq, Ferdinand Cayrefourcq, Edmond Nicoleau, Maurice-Henri Jeangrand, Noël Ricarte, Marcel Clément, Jean Larrieu, Paul Gallay, Jean Boubée, Aimé Cassayet, Alphonse Rouch, Jean Nicolaï, Louis Hernandez, Xavier Prat |
| Racing Paris | André Chilo, Géo André, René Crabos, François Borde, Adolphe Jauréguy, Adolphe Bousquet, Etienne de Jouvencel, Robert Thierry, Roger Lerou, François Berrens, Henry Manu, Serge Huard, Maurice Labeyrie, Pierre Petiteau, Raymond Thoumazeau |
| Points marqués | |
| Stadoceste tarbais | 2 tries E.Cayrefourcq 1 conversion by Gallay |
| Racing Paris | 1 try de Thierry |
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