Round-Up: Rougerie's treble leaves Scarlets deep in the red

Martin Pengelly
Monday 12 November 2007 01:00 GMT
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Llanelli Scarlets scored three tries at Clermont Auvergne yesterday, which is no mean feat. Unfortunately, they also conceded seven in a 48-21 defeat.

Dafydd James, Dwayne Peel and Regan King scored the Welsh region's tries, Stephen Jones kicking two conversions. The France wing Aurélien Rougerie scored a hat-trick for Clermont and Julien Malzieu, Julien Bonnaire, Brock James and Thomas Domingo also touched down. James kicked four conversions and a penalty and the former Wasp Alex King – off the bench with the World Cup-winning South Africa captain John Smit – another conversion.

On Saturday, Harlequins lost 37-17 to Stade Français, the tournament favourites, in Paris and London Irish beat Treviso 42-9 at the Madejski Stadium.

The Ospreys beat Bourgoin 22-15. Gavin Henson scored the home side's try, James Hook kicking the conversion and five penalties. In Italy, Biarritz beat Viadana 19-11.

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