Goulven Le Garrec and Simon Boisbluche, coaches of RC Vannes, will have to answer for their behavior during the victory against Clermont.
Rugby Club Vannes will have to provide explanations. Two of its coaches, Goulven Le Garrec and Simon Boisbluche, have been summoned before the League's disciplinary committee. This summons follows their behavior during the match played last Saturday against Clermont, which was won on a score of 27 to 26.
According to available information, both members of the technical staff are involved in incidents noted during the match. The disciplinary committee will examine their case on November 4, 2026. At this stage, no sanction has been imposed, and those involved will have the opportunity to present their version of events.
This affair comes in a tense sporting context. The match against Clermont was marked by a disputed finish and a narrow victory for RC Vannes. Emotions may have been high on the sidelines, which could explain the remarks or attitudes attributed to the coaches.
The club has not yet officially communicated about this summons. It is not specified whether Goulven Le Garrec and Simon Boisbluche will be accompanied by a lawyer or club representative at the hearing. The committee's decision could have consequences for the team's coaching staff, but nothing is decided yet.
This disciplinary procedure does not call into question the sporting result achieved on the field. RC Vannes keeps its victory, but will have to answer for its staff's attitude. The coming weeks will provide more clarity on the outcome of this affair.
In the meantime, the club is preparing for its upcoming sporting commitments. The outcome of this summons will be closely followed by supporters and observers of professional rugby.
According to available information, both members of the technical staff are involved in incidents noted during the match. The disciplinary committee will examine their case on November 4, 2026. At this stage, no sanction has been imposed, and those involved will have the opportunity to present their version of events.
This affair comes in a tense sporting context. The match against Clermont was marked by a disputed finish and a narrow victory for RC Vannes. Emotions may have been high on the sidelines, which could explain the remarks or attitudes attributed to the coaches.
The club has not yet officially communicated about this summons. It is not specified whether Goulven Le Garrec and Simon Boisbluche will be accompanied by a lawyer or club representative at the hearing. The committee's decision could have consequences for the team's coaching staff, but nothing is decided yet.
This disciplinary procedure does not call into question the sporting result achieved on the field. RC Vannes keeps its victory, but will have to answer for its staff's attitude. The coming weeks will provide more clarity on the outcome of this affair.
In the meantime, the club is preparing for its upcoming sporting commitments. The outcome of this summons will be closely followed by supporters and observers of professional rugby.
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Source: Ouest-France