Stade Francais vs. Munster called off after Paris attacks


  • Rugby
  • Wednesday, 18 Nov 2015

PARIS (Reuters) - Stade Francais' Champions Cup game against Munster on Sunday has been called off following last week's deadly attacks in Paris, the French club said on Tuesday.

"After the recent tragic events, Stade Francais does not wish to put an additional burden on or to complicate the action of the police forces by organising a sporting event set to put together 15,000 spectators at the Jean Bouin stadium," Stade Francais said in a statement.

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