A crazy basketball derby, rugby looks gray... it was your sports weekend in Ile-de-France

A new sports weekend - excluding football - and a new appointment.

"Le Parisien" invites you to analyze and decipher the results of the main clubs in Ile-de-France.

The poster for the weekend: qualification moves away for Stade Français, beaten by Bordeaux

You had to win to maintain hope.

Three weeks after a success at home against Toulouse (23-16), the Stade Français this time faltered, on Saturday, at Jean-Bouin in front of Bordeaux-Bègles (31-18), current second in the Top 14. The Parisians of Gonzalo Quesada , the manager absent yesterday due to his presence at the funeral of his Argentinian friend Martin Aramburu a few hours earlier, are now in eleventh place in the standings.

While there are only 5 days left, the Parisian club is moving a little further away from qualifying for the final phase.

🏁 𝔻𝔼𝔽𝔸𝕀𝕋𝔼 |

1️⃣8️⃣-3️⃣1️⃣

It's over at Jean Bouin.

#SFPUBB pic.twitter.com/szCT3M83JC

— Stade Français Paris (@SFParisRugby) March 26, 2022

The perf of the weekend: Paris Basketball offers the derby after a spectacular match

A crazy scenario for a memorable derby.

It was not until extra time on Friday to see Paris Basketball win after an electric evening on the Nanterre floor (104-107).

His 19-year-old Frenchman, Juhann Begarin, was the man of the match with 29 points, including two three-pointers in the money time, 5 rebounds and 4 steals.

Either the best performance of his career.

This victory allows his teammates, who remained on a home defeat against Monaco (69-76), to offer themselves a breath of fresh air in the standings.

The promoted Parisian, who aims to stay in the top flight, is now 14th after 24 games.

His one-night opponent is in eighth place.

CAREER RECORD 🥇🤯 @BegarinJuhann on🔥 against Nanterre

🥶 Clutch in the money time with two huge three-point shots and the winning interception 💪

🏀 29 points

💥 5 rebounds

👋 4 steals

☄️ 6/9 three-pointers

📊 26 rating

Its highlights 👀📹👇 pic.twitter.com/l1jsfDTCVE

— Paris Basketball (@ParisBasketball) March 26, 2022

The player of the weekend: Elohim Prandi, the victory of life

The return of a survivor.

Three months after being close to death in Paris, victim of a violent stabbing in Paris, the French international handball player Elohim Prandi returned to competition this Sunday with PSG for his greatest happiness.

24': Yes!!!

Here is the goal of @PrandiElohim!

(10-13) #NANPSG pic.twitter.com/OxuQFYz16X

— PSG Handball (@psghand) March 27, 2022

The 23-year-old PSG left-back scored his first goal in the 24th minute.

His team logically beat Nancy (32-37), bottom of the championship, and continues its crazy series of invincibility at the top of the championship: 21 victories in as many games.

Kamil Syprzak, the club's Polish international, was once again extremely effective in shooting.

This new victory allows the Parisian club to prepare well for its European meeting which awaits it next Wednesday, with the Norwegians of Elverum.

He will play there a round of 16 first leg of the Champions League before the return, on April 7, at the Pierre-de-Coubertin stadium.

The figure: Racing 92, zero points

Without its French international Gaël Fickou, left to rest after his victory with the Blues during the Six Nations Tournament, Racing 92 fell on the ground in La Rochelle with a zero on the scoreboard (19-0).

Now seventh five days from the end of the season, the club is currently outside the qualifying zone.

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_ 19-0💙🤍#SRR92 #RacingFamily pic.twitter.com/7yo0zdAKzq

— Racing 92 (@racing92) March 26, 2022

In any case, the content of the match does not invite optimism.

Laurent Travers' players displayed great awkwardness in most of their initiatives, as they face a series of three derbies against Stade Français, first in the league next Sunday at Paris la Défense Arena, then in the eighth of home and away final of the European Cup the following two weekends.

“It's a blow, clearly, commented winger Louis Dupichot, at the end of the match.

All matches are important now.

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The sentence: "It is better not to talk hot..."

Annoyance, inevitably... At the microphone of Canal +, following the defeat against Bordeaux at home (18-31), this Saturday, the captain of the Stade Français Paul Gabrillagues appeared disillusioned: "They were higher (Bordeaux).

There is nothing to say, that's all.

It compromises everything (on the chances of qualifying five days from the end), there is no more calculation to do, you have to win all the matches.

It is better not to talk hot... Sometimes it is useless.

We will analyze that and see what we can do,” he said.

🗨️ "You have to win all the matches. Better not to talk hot"

Paul Gabrillagues disillusioned after the defeat of Stade Français against Bordeaux-Bègles 🗣️ pic.twitter.com/7pl4WU0KWh

– Canal Rugby Club (@CanalRugbyClub) March 26, 2022

The results :

BASKETBALL.

Betclic Elite

(24th day): NANTERRE 104 - 107 PARIS BASKETBALL.

BOULOGNE-LEVALLOIS - Fos/Mer postponed to April 4.

French Cup.

Quarter-finals

: BOULOGNE-LEVALLOIS 87 - 95 Strasbourg.

RUGBY.

Top 14

(21st day).

Stade Rochelais 19 - 0 RACING 92;

STADE FRANÇAIS 18 - 31 Union Bordeaux Bègles.

(22nd day): Bourgoin-Jallieu 23 - 16 SURESNES;

MASSY 54 - 17 Cognac-Saint-Jean-d'Angely.

HANDBALL.

Starligue

(21st day): Limoges 24 - 32 CRETEIL;

Nancy 32 - 37 PSG.

(23rd day): MASSY 34 - 31 Besançon;

TREMBLAY - Valencia (29-29);

Caen 24 - 38 IVRY;

Strasbourg 29 - 33 PONTAULT-COMBAULT.

VOLLEYBALL.

Women's A League

(26th and last day of the regular season): Le Cannet 3 - 0 STADE FRANÇAIS PARIS SAINT-CLOUD.

ICE HOCKEY.

Magnus League

(playoffs).

CERGY-PONTOISE 4 - 2 Grenoble (match 3; (match 4, this Sunday at 6 p.m.).