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Top14 giants handed hefty fines

By AFP
Monday 29 Jul 2019

NEWS: Former French Top 14 winners Racing 92 and Toulon have been fined for failing to supply appropriate documents relating to the league's salary cap, the tournament's organisers announced.

Toulon, who last won the title in 2014 were fined 80,000 euros ($89,150) of which half was suspended.

Racing 92, who won the last of their six league titles three years ago, received a 50,000 euro suspended fine.

The salary cap was introduced in 2010 with the spending limit set at 11.3 million euros for each side every season until 2021.

Last season, Montpellier, runners up in 2018 were given a financial penalty of 50,000 euros, of which 30,000 were suspended.

Both clubs have seven days to appeal the decision.

The Top 14 season starts on August 24 and continues during the Rugby World Cup while the English Premiership and the Pro14 delay the beginning of their campaigns.

Agence France-Presse

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