1926–27 French Rugby Union Championship
Countries	France
Champions	Toulouse
Runners-up	Stade Français
←  1925–26 1927–28 →

The 1926–27 French Rugby Union Championship of first division was won by Toulouse that beat Stade Français in the final.

Le Stade Toulousain conquest his fifth Bouclier de Brennus in six year.

Context

The 1927 Five Nations Championship was won by Ireland and by Scotland, the France was last.

First round

The first two of each pool admitted to next round.

It was assigned 3 points for victory, 2 for draw, 1 for lost match, 0 point in case of forfeit.

• Pool A :
  Lézignan 11 pts
  Albi 10 pts
  Toulon7 pts
  Angoulême 6 pts
  Dax 6 pts,
• Pool B :
  Béziers 10 pts
  Libourne 10 pts
  Agen 9 pts
  Soustons 7 pts
  Cavaillon 4 pts
• Pool C :
  Pau 12 pts
  SA Bordeaux 10 pts
  Montferrand8 pts
  Toulouse Olymp.EC 6 pts
  Brive 4 pts
• Pool D :
  Stade Français 12 pts
  Stadoceste 10 pts
  SBUC 8 pts
  Biarritz 6 pts
  Périgueux4 pts
• Pool E :
  Carcassonne 10 pts
  Grenoble 10 pts
  Hendaye 10 pts
  Pamiers 6 pts
  CASG 4 pts

Tie-Break: Grenoble – Hendaye 12–10

• Pool F :
  Toulouse12 pts
  US Perpignan 10 pts
  Begles 8 pts
  Limoges 6 pts
  Villeneuve 4 pts
• Pool G :
  Cognac 11 pts
  Narbonne 8 pts
  Lourdes 8 pts
  Montauban 7 pts
  Bayonne 6 pts

Tie-Break: Narbonne Lourdes 6–3

• Pool H :
  Quillan 12 pts
  Racing 8 pts
  Lyon OU 8 pts
  Mazamet 6 pts
  Boucau 6 pts

Tie-Break: : Racing – Lyon OU 19 – 6

Second round

The winner of each group admitted to semifinals

• Pool A :
  Toulouse 8 pts
  Carcassonne8 pts
  Racing Paris 5 pts
  UA Libourne 3 pts
  Tie-Break: : Toulouse – AS Carcassonne 6–0
• Pool B :
  Pau 9 pts
  Stadoceste 7 pts
  Albi 5 pts
  Béziers 3 pts
• Pool C :
  SA Bordeaux' 8 pts
  US Perpignan 7 pts
  Cognac 5 pts
  Quillan 4 pts
• Pool D :
  Stade Français 7 pts
  Lézignan 7 pts
  Narbonne 7 pts
  Grenoble 3 pts
  Tie-Break:
  Stade Français.- Narbonne 10 a 8
  Stade Français- FC Lézignan 11 a 5

Semifinals

Final

External links

• Compte rendu de la finale de 1927, sur lnr.fr