For the2019 Rugby World Cup, there were several play-off matches during the qualification process in order to determine which nations would compete in theRepechage.Canada, who failed to be one of the three teams to advance from theAmericas qualification process, despite being the third highest ranked team in the Americas, emerged from the repechage process in November 2018 to become the final team to qualify for the World Cup.

The qualification play-off was a home and away series between Europe 2 and Oceania 3. Europe 2, Germany, was the winner ofRound 6 of the European qualification process, while Oceania 3, Samoa, was the third best team ofRound 1 of the Oceania qualification process. The winner of this home and away play-off on aggregate qualified to the World Cup as the play-off winner. The loser gained another chance via the World Repechage.

Prior to the repechage final, Asia 1 and Oceania 4 played-off in a home and away series for the final place. Asia 1 was the winner ofRound 3 of the Asian qualification process, while Oceania 4 is Cook Islands. The Cook Islands advanced to the next stage of qualifying for the 2019 Rugby World Cup after Tahiti, the winner ofRound 2 of the Oceania qualification process, were found to have breached player eligibility regulations in their Oceania Cup clash the previous year.^[1] The winner of this home and away play-off on aggregate, qualified for a place in the World Repechage, while the loser missed out on World Cup qualification.

The 2019 Rugby World Cup repechage tournament was hosted by a neutral venue: thePierre-Delort Stadium inMarseille, France. In previous years, the repechage, a last-chance opportunity to qualify for the Rugby World Cup, has followed a knock-out format in line with the rest of the qualification process. The 2019 edition, however, was a round-robin tournament between four teams held during the November test window. Africa and the Americas were guaranteed a repechage place, with the runner-up of theAfrican qualification round 3 (Africa 2) and the losing side of theAmericas Repechage play-off gaining positions. The final two places were decided through the above cross-regional play-offs, with the loser of the Europe/Oceania play-off (Europe 2 or Oceania 3) getting another shot at qualification in the repechage, and the winner of the Asia/Oceania play-off for repechage, advancing to the repechage, with no direct place for an Asian team or the lower ranked teams in Oceania. The winner of the World Repechage qualified for the World Cup as the play-off winner (or Repechage 2).

Six teams progressed to the regional and Repechage play-offs for the final two non-regional seeds in the World Cup; teams world rankings are as per date progressing to the play-off phase and bold nations denotes teams had previously played in a Rugby World Cup.

Nation	Rank	Progression date	Qualifying status
Samoa	15	15 July 2017	Qualified on 14 July 2018
Germany	28	15 May 2018	Eliminated by Canada on 17 November 2018
Cook Islands	55	23 March 2018	Eliminated by Hong Kong on 7 July 2018
Hong Kong	22	2 June 2018	Eliminated by Canada on 23 November 2018
Kenya	28	29 July 2018	Eliminated by Hong Kong on 17 November 2018
Canada	21	3 February 2018	Qualified on 23 November 2018

Samoa playedGermany in a Europe/Oceania play-off for direct qualification to the World Cup. Samoa qualified, winning 108–43 on aggregate, while Germany progressed to the Repechage as runners-up.

30 June 2018 15:10 (UTC+13:00)

Samoa	66–15	Germany
Try:Leiua 9' c Matavao (2) 12' c, 60' c J. Lam 23' c Fidow (3) 28' c, 36' c, 79' m Penalty try 51' Tekori 71' c Polataivao 73' m Con:Tuala (5/5) 10', 13', 24', 29', 37' Fa'apale (2/4) 62', 72'	Report	Try:Otto (2) 58' m, 66' c Con:Parkinson (1/2) 67' Pen:Parkinson (1/1) 11'

Apia Park,Apia Attendance: 6,100 Referee:Mike Fraser (New Zealand)

Team details

FB 15 Ahsee Tuala  58' RW 14 Ed Fidow OC 13 Paul Perez IC 12 Alapati Leiua LW 11 Sinoti Sinoti  68' FH 10 Tusi Pisi SH 9 Melani Matavao  63' N8 8 Ofisa Treviranus  58' OF 7 Jack Lam BF 6 Piula Faʻasalele  51' RL 5 Chris Vui (c) LL 4 Josh Tyrell TP 3 Paul Alo-Emile  64' HK 2 Motu Matu'u 14' to 19'  56' LP 1 Logovi'i Mulipola  56' Replacements: HK 16 Seilala Lam  14'  19'  56' PR 17 James Lay  56' PR 18 Viliamu Afatia  64' LK 19 Joe Tekori  51' FL 20 TJ Ioane  58' SH 21 Dwayne Polataivao  63' FH 22 Patrick Fa'apale  58' WG 23 Alofa Alofa  68' Coach: Fuimaono Tafua FB 15 Maxime Oltmann RW 14 Marcel Coetzee OC 13 Steffen Liebig  70' IC 12 Raynor Parkinson LW 11 Nikolai Klewinghaus  68' FH 10 Chris Hilsenbeck SH 9 Sean Armstrong  27'  39'  76' N8 8 Sebastian Ferreira OF 7 Jaco Otto  76' BF 6 Marcel Henn RL 5 Eric Marks LL 4 Timo Vollenkemper  53' TP 3 Samy Füchsel  63' HK 2 Mika Tyumenev  63' LP 1 Julius Nostadt (c)  63' Replacements: HK 16 Mark Fairhurst  63' N8 17 Jarrid Els  53' PR 18 Jörn Schröder  63' PR 19 Anthony Dickinson  63' FL 20 Falk Duwe  76' SH 21 Tim Menzel  27'  39'  76' WG 22 Pierre Mathurin  68' WG 23 Pascal Fischer  70' Coach: Pablo Lemoine Touch judges: Cam Stone (New Zealand) Richard Kelly (New Zealand) Notes: This was the first time these two nations have met. This was Samoa's 100th test victory, and their first since their 25–23 win overCanada inNovember 2016.

14 July 2018 16:00 (UTC+2:00)

Germany	28–42	Samoa
Try:Otto 8' c Fuchsel 17' m Els 49' c Con:Parkinson (1/2) 9' Hilsenbeck (1/1) 50' Pen:Hilsenbeck (2/2) 40', 64' Coetzee (1/2) 66'	Report	Try:Fidow (2) 1' c, 75' c Matavao (2) 35' c, 46' c Tuala (2) 69' c, 79' c Con:Tuala (6/6) 2', 36', 47', 70', 76'. 80'

Fritz-Grunebaum-Sportpark,Heidelberg Attendance: 3,046 Referee:Matthew Carley (England)

Team details

FB 15 Chris Hilsenbeck RW 14 Raphael Pyrasch OC 13 Mathieu Ducau IC 12 Raynor Parkinson  22' LW 11 Marcel Coetzee  76' FH 10 Hagen Schulte  67' SH 9 Sean Armstrong (c) N8 8 Jarrid Els OF 7 Jaco Otto BF 6 Sebastian Ferreira  60' RL 5 Timo Vollenkemper LL 4 Eric Marks  70' TP 3 Samy Füchsel  54' HK 2 Mark Fairhurst  54' LP 1 Julius Nostadt  47' Replacements: HK 16 Mika Tyumenev  54' N8 17 Luke Dyckhoff  70' PR 18 Jörn Schröder  47' PR 19 Matthias Schosser  54' FL 20 Marcel Henn  60' SH 21 Tim Menzel  67' FB 22 Nikolai Klewinghaus  22' WG 23 Florian Wehrspann  76' Coach: Pablo Lemoine FB 15 Ahsee Tuala RW 14 Ed Fidow OC 13 Paul Perez IC 12 Tusi Pisi LW 11 Sinoti Sinoti  76' FH 10 Patrick Fa'apale  76' SH 9 Melani Matavao  62' N8 8 Ofisa Treviranus  74' OF 7 Jack Lam BF 6 Chris Vui (c) RL 5 Brandon Nansen  58' LL 4 Joe Tekori TP 3 Paul Alo-Emile  58' HK 2 Motu Matu'u  40' LP 1 Logovi'i Mulipola  62' Replacements: HK 16 Seilala Lam  40' PR 17 Jordan Lay  62' PR 18 Viliamu Afatia  58' N8 19 Mat Luamanu  74' FL 20 TJ Ioane  58' SH 21 Ionatana Tino  62' FH 22 Rodney Iona  76' WG 23 Alofa Alofa  76' Coach: Fuimaono Tafua Touch judges: Craig Maxwell-Keys (England) Ian Tempest (England) Notes: Ionatana Tino (Samoa) made his international debut.

On 12 July 2018, World Rugby announced that the repechage tournament would be hosted at the neutral venue of thePierre-Delort Stadium inMarseille,France.^[2]

The winner of this home and away play-off, Hong Kong, earned the right to compete in the repechage after winning the series 77–3 on aggregate.

30 June 2018 15:00 (UTC−10:00)

Cook Islands	3–26	Hong Kong
Pen: G. Mullany (1/1) 18'	Report	Try: Lamboley 3' m Slatem 12' m Hartley 29' m Woodward 70' m Pen:Rosslee (2/2) 41', 53'

Avarua Tereora Stadium,Rarotonga Attendance: 1,500 Referee:Brendon Pickerill (New Zealand)

Team details

FB 15 Marnus Hanley  48' RW 14 Brynn Uriarau OC 13 Gene Te Amo IC 12 Greg Mullany  61' LW 11 Jamian Iroa FH 10 Reece Joyce SH 9 Walter Koteka  62' N8 8 Tyrone Viiga OF 7 Eru Smith-Wano BF 6 Robert Heather  77' RL 5 Shahn Eru  24' LL 4 James Kora TP 3 Alan Campbell  77' HK 2 Sam Anderson-Heather (c)  73'  77' LP 1 James Pakoti  74' Replacements: PR 16 Tuakana Paitai  77' HK 17 Matthew Mullany  74'  73' PR 18 Alex Matapo  74' LK 19 Tokerau Raru  63' LK 20 Tai Marsters  24'  63' SH 21 Othniel Joseph  62' FH 22 Josh Tinomana  61' FB 23 Matamanea Matapakia  48' Coach: Stan Wright FB 15 Jack Neville RW 14 Salom Yiu  73' OC 13 Max Woodward IC 12 Lex Kaleca  61' LW 11 Conor Hartley FH 10 Matthew Rosslee SH 9 Liam Slatem  43' N8 8 Thomas Lamboley  50' OF 7 Toby Fenn BF 6 Nicholas Hewson  72' RL 5 Jack Delaforce LL 4 James Cunningham (c) TP 3 Dylan Rogers  72' HK 2 Jamie Tsang LP 1 Daniel Barlow  67' Replacements: HK 16 Alexander Post PR 17 Adam Fullgrabe  67' PR 18 Jack Parfitt  72' LK 19 Michael Parfitt  72' FL 20 Kane Boucaut  50' SH 21 Jamie Lauder  43' WG 22 Max Denmark  73' CE 23 Jamie Hood  61' Coach: Leigh Jones Touch judges: Angus Mabey (New Zealand) Mike Winter (New Zealand) Notes: This was the first time these two nations have met.

7 July 2018 16:30HKT (UTC+08)

Hong Kong	51–0	Cook Islands
Try:Yiu 11' c Woodward 26' c Hood 54' c Post (2) 57' c, 67' c Penalty try 64' Con:Rosslee (5/5) 12', 27', 55', 58', 69' Pen:Rosslee (2/2) 22', 46' Drop: Rimene (1/1) 65'	Report

Hong Kong Football Club Stadium,Hong Kong Attendance: 2,000 Referee:Damon Murphy (Australia)

Team details

FB 15 Jack Neville  3' RW 14 Salom Yiu OC 13 Max Woodward IC 12 Lex Kaleca  58' LW 11 Max Denmark FH 10 Matthew Rosslee SH 9 Cado Lee Ka To  48' N8 8 Thomas Lamboley  58' OF 7 Toby Fenn BF 6 Nicholas Hewson RL 5 Jack Delaforce  51' LL 4 James Cunningham (c) TP 3 Dylan Rogers  55' HK 2 Ben Roberts  55' LP 1 Adam Fullgrabe  40' Replacements: HK 16 Alexander Post  55' PR 17 Daniel Barlow  40' PR 18 Jack Parfitt  55' LK 19 Michael Parfitt  51' FL 20 Kane Boucaut  58' SH 21 Jamie Lauder  48' FH 22 Ben Rimene  58' CE 23 Jamie Hood  31'  3' Coach: Leigh Jones FB 15 Marnus Hanley  25'  59' RW 14 Brynn Uriarau OC 13 Christian Vainerere IC 12 Gene Te Amo  71' LW 11 Jamian Iroa FH 10 Reece Joyce  63' SH 9 Walter Koteka N8 8 Tyrone Viiga  60' OF 7 Eru Smith-Wano  69'  16'  25'  79' BF 6 Robert Heather  64' RL 5 Shahn Eru LL 4 James Kora  70' TP 3 James Pakoti  59' HK 2 Sam Anderson-Heather (c)  71'  79' LP 1 Alan Campbell  59' Replacements: HK 16 Matthew Mullany  72'  71' PR 17 Alex Matapo  59' PR 18 Tuakana Paitai  59' LK 19 Tokerau Raru  70' LK 20 Tama Nicholas  16'  25'  64' SH 21 Te Ara Henderson  63' FB 22 Matamanea Matapakia  59' FH 23 Jamian Iroa  71' Coach: Stan Wright Touch judges: Shuhei Kubo (Japan) Tasuku Kawahari (Japan)

Final standings (continental qualifying path of each team and world ranking in brackets):

Place	Nation	Games				Points			Bonus points	Table points
		Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against	Diff
1	Canada(Americas) (21)	3	3	0	0	121	39	+82	2	14
2	Germany(Europe) (26)	3	2	0	1	79	44	+35	1	9
3	Hong Kong(Asia) (24)	3	1	0	2	61	70	−9	1	5
4	Kenya(Africa) (29)	3	0	0	3	42	150	−108	0	0
Points were awarded to the teams as follows: 4 points for a win, 2 points for a draw, no points for a loss 1 bonus point for scoring 4 or more tries 1 bonus point for a loss by 7 points or under

11 November 2018 13:00CET

(1 BP)Canada	65–19	Kenya
Try:Van der Merwe (3) 9' c, 29' m, 76' c Beukeboom (2) 12' m, 61' c Sauder (2) 39' c, 54' m Ardron 50' c Sheppard 69' c Evans 70' m Con:McRorie (5/9) 10', 40', 51', 62', 69' Sauder (1/1) 77' Pen:McRorie (1/1) 2'	Report	Try: Onyango 17' m Owade 32' c Nyambua 43' c Con: Mukidza (1/2) 43' Oliech (1/1) 32'

Pierre-Delort Stadium, Marseille Referee:Wayne Barnes (England)

Team details

FB 15 Theo Sauder RW 14 Matt Evans OC 13 Ben LeSage  63' IC 12 Nick Blevins  47' LW 11 D. T. H. van der Merwe FH 10 Gordon McRorie SH 9 Phil Mack (c)  70' N8 8 Tyler Ardron  72' OF 7 Matt Heaton  7'  45' BF 6 Kyle Baillie RL 5 Evan Olmstead LL 4 Brett Beukeboom  62' TP 3 Jake Ilnicki  45' HK 2 Ray Barkwill LP 1 Hubert Buydens  63' Replacements: PR 16 Eric Howard  72' HK 17 Djustice Sears-Duru  63' PR 18 Matt Tierney  45' FL 19 Mike Sheppard  62' FL 20 Lucas Rumball  45' SH 21 Jamie Mackenzie  70' CE 22 Ciaran Hearn  47' WG 23 Conor Trainor  63' Coach: Kingsley Jones FB 15 Tony Onyango  48' RW 14 Darwin Mukidza OC 13 Collins Injera IC 12 Leo Seje Owade LW 11 Willy Ambaka  66' FH 10 Samuel Oliech SH 9 Samson Onsomu  57' N8 8 Josh Chisanga OF 7 Davis Chenge (c)  48' BF 6 Andrew Amonde RL 5 Malcolm Onsando LL 4 George Nyambua  64' TP 3 Joseph Odero  64' HK 2 Colman Were  65' LP 1 Patrick Ouko  64' Replacements: HK 16 Philip Ikambili  65' PR 17 Moses Amusala  64' PR 18 Hillary Mwanjilwa  64' LK 19 Wilson Kopondo  64' LK 20 Oliver Mang'eni  48' SH 21 Mohammed Omollo  57' CE 22 William Reeve  66' FB 23 Martin Owilah  48' Coach: Ian Snook Touch judges: Joy Neville (Ireland) Anthony Woodthorpe (England) Television match official: Olly Hodges (Ireland) Notes: Mike Sheppard (Canada) and William Reeve (Kenya) made their international debuts. This was the first ever meeting between the two nations.

11 November 2018 16:00CET (UTC+01)

Hong Kong	9–26	Germany
Pen:Rosslee (3/3) 10', 26', 52'	Report	Try: Haupt 66' c Schösser 77' c Con:Parkinson (2/2) 67', 78' Pen:Parkinson (3/4) 23', 49', 60' Hilsenbeck (1/1) 38'

Pierre-Delort Stadium, Marseille Referee:Pascal Gaüzère (France)

Team details

FB 15 Casey Stone RW 14 Salom Yiu OC 13 Tyler Spitz  72' IC 12 Max Woodward LW 11 Conor Hartley FH 10 Matthew Rosslee  72' SH 9 Liam Slatem  79' N8 8 Thomas Lamboley OF 7 Michael Coverdale BF 6 Michael Parfitt  55' RL 5 Jack Delaforce  56' LL 4 James Cunningham (c) TP 3 Grant Kemp  51' HK 2 Dayne Jans  65' LP 1 Daniel Barlow  51' Replacements: HK 16 Ben Roberts  65' PR 17 Benjamin Higgins  51' PR 18 Jack Parfitt  51' LK 19 Fin Field  56' FL 20 Kane Boucaut  61'  55' SH 21 Bryn Phillips  79' FB 22 Jamie Hood  72' CE 23 Lewis Warner  72' Coach: Leigh Jones FB 15 Chris Hilsenbeck RW 14 Marcel Coetzee OC 13 Wynston Cameron-Dow IC 12 Jamie Murphy LW 11 Mathieu Ducau  28' FH 10 Raynor Parkinson 35' to 40' SH 9 Sean Armstrong (c) N8 8 Jarrid Els  73' OF 7 Jaco Otto BF 6 Sebastian Ferreira RL 5 Erik Marks  76' LL 4 Michael Poppmeier  63' TP 3 Samy Füchsel  51' HK 2 Kurt Haupt LP 1 Julius Nostadt  63' Replacements: HK 16 Dash Barber PR 17 Jörn Schröder  63' PR 18 Matthias Schösser  51' LK 19 Timo Vollenkemper  76' FL 20 Ayron Schramm  59' SH 21 Tim Menzel  35'  40' FH 22 Jonathon Dawe  73' CE 23 Carlos Soteras-Merz  28' Coach: Mike Ford Touch judges: George Clancy (Ireland) Sara Cox (England) Television match official: Olly Hodges (Ireland) Notes: Grant Kemp, Bryn Phillips, Casey Stone and Lewis Warner (all Hong Kong) and Jonathon Dawe and Kurt Haupt (both Germany) made their international debuts.

17 November 2018 13:00CET (UTC+01)

(1BP)Hong Kong	42–17	Kenya
Try:Denmark 29' c Hewson 49' c Fenn 54' c Lamboley (2) 64' c, 70' c Warner 81' c Con: Rimene (4/4) 30', 50', 55', 65' Rosslee (2/2) 71', 83'	Report	Try: Opondo (2) 16' c, 57' m Musonye 22' m Con:Oliech (1/3) 17'

Pierre-Delort Stadium, Marseille Attendance: 1,500[3] Referee:Jaco Peyper (South Africa)

Team details

FB 15 Jamie Hood RW 14 Salom Yiu OC 13 Tyler Spitz  67' IC 12 Ben Axten-Burrett LW 11 Max Denmark FH 10 Ben Rimene  67' SH 9 Bryn Phillips  40' N8 8 Kane Boucaut  27' OF 7 Toby Fenn  71' BF 6 Nicholas Hewson  55' RL 5 Fin Field LL 4 James Cunningham (c) TP 3 Dylan Rogers  27' HK 2 Ben Roberts  50' LP 1 Benjamin Higgins  40' Replacements: HK 16 Dayne Jans  50' PR 17 Daniel Barlow  40' PR 18 Jack Parfitt  27' FL 19 Michael Parfitt  71' N8 20 Thomas Lamboley  27' SH 21 Liam Slatem  40' FH 22 Matthew Rosslee  67' CE 23 Lewis Warner  67' Coach: Leigh Jones FB 15 Tony Onyango  71' RW 14 Nelson Oyoo OC 13 Collins Injera IC 12 Leo Seje Owade LW 11 Willy Ambaka FH 10 Samuel Oliech  67' SH 9 Felix Ayange  48' N8 8 Josh Chisanga OF 7 Elkeans Musonye  67' BF 6 Andrew Amonde  67' RL 5 Malcolm Onsando LL 4 Wilson Kopondo (c) TP 3 Joseph Odero  58' HK 2 Colman Were  67' LP 1 Patrick Ouko  67' Replacements: HK 16 Philip Ikambili  67' PR 17 Ephraim Oduor  67' PR 18 Hillary Mwanjilwa  58' LK 19 George Nyambua  67' FB 20 Martin Owilah  71' SH 21 Samson Onsomu  48' CE 22 William Reeve  67' FL 23 Dalmus Chituyi  67' Coach: Ian Snook Touch judges: George Clancy (Ireland) Thomas Charabas (France) Television match official: Graham Hughes (England)

17 November 2018 16:00CET (UTC+01)

(1BP)Canada	29–10	Germany
Try: Rumball 23' c Ardron 43' c Evans 68' m McRorie 72' c Con:McRorie (3/4) 24', 44', 73' Pen:McRorie (1/1) 14'	Report	Try: Barber 30' c Con:Parkinson (1/1) 31' Pen:Parkinson (1/1) 47'

Pierre-Delort Stadium, Marseille Referee:Luke Pearce (England)

Team details

FB 15 Theo Sauder RW 14 Matt Evans OC 13 Ben LeSage  74' IC 12 Ciaran Hearn  74' LW 11 D. T. H. van der Merwe  77' FH 10 Gordon McRorie SH 9 Phil Mack (c) N8 8 Tyler Ardron OF 7 Lucas Rumball  60' BF 6 Kyle Baillie  34'  40' RL 5 Evan Olmstead LL 4 Mike Sheppard  60' TP 3 Matt Tierney  53' HK 2 Ray Barkwill  77' LP 1 Hubert Buydens  53' Replacements: HK 16 Eric Howard  72' PR 17 Djustice Sears-Duru  53' PR 18 Jake Ilnicki  53' LL 19 Brett Beukeboom  60' FL 20 Matt Heaton  34'  40'  60' SH 21 Jamie Mackenzie  77' CE 22 Nick Blevins  74' WG 23 Conor Trainor  74' Coach: Kingsley Jones FB 15 Chris Hilsenbeck RW 14 Marcel Coetzee  74' OC 13 Wynston Cameron-Dow  50' IC 12 Jamie Murphy LW 11 Carlos Soteras-Merz FH 10 Raynor Parkinson SH 9 Sean Armstrong (c)  77' N8 8 Jarrid Els OF 7 Jaco Otto  60'  70' BF 6 Sebastian Ferreira RL 5 Erik Marks  74' LL 4 Michael Poppmeier  70' TP 3 Samy Füchsel  60' HK 2 Kurt Haupt 28' to 36'  74' LP 1 Julius Nostadt  60' Replacements: HK 16 Dash Barber  28'  36'  74' PR 17 Jörn Schröder  60' PR 18 Matthias Schösser  60' LK 19 Timo Vollenkemper  74' FL 20 Ayron Schramm  60' SH 21 Tim Menzel  77' FH 22 Hagen Schulte  50' CE 23 Harris Aounallah  74' Coach: Mike Ford Touch judges: Sara Cox (England) Thomas Charabas (France) Television match official: Graham Hughes (England)

23 November 2018 18:00CET (UTC+01)

Kenya	6–43	Germany (1 BP)
Pen: Oliech (2/3) 2', 38'	Report	Try: Ferreira 22'c, 58'c, 70'c Haupt 40+1'm Otto 45'c Leibig 50'c Aounallah 79'c Con: Parkinson (5/7) 22', 46', 52', 71', 80+1'

Pierre-Delort Stadium, Marseille Referee:Angus Gardner (Australia)

23 November 2018 21:00CET (UTC+01)

Hong Kong	10–27	Canada
Try: Hartley 53'c Con: Rosslee (1/1) 54' Pen: Rosslee (1/1) 31'	Report	Try: Barkwill 18'c Van De Merwe 32'c, 70'c Con: McRorie (3/3) 19', 33', 72' Pen: McRorie (2/3) 62', 67'

Pierre-Delort Stadium, Marseille Referee:Romain Poite (France)

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