Francie - Mistrovství v rugby 10/07 16:45 7 Oyonnax v Pau L 16-19
Francie - Mistrovství v rugby 09/30 16:00 6 Oyonnax v Bordeaux L 9-39
Francie - Mistrovství v rugby 09/23 16:00 5 La Rochelle v Oyonnax L 57-12
Francie - Mistrovství v rugby 09/17 10:30 4 Racing Metro v Oyonnax L 25-13
Francie - Mistrovství v rugby 09/09 16:00 3 Oyonnax v Agen W 12-10
Francie - Mistrovství v rugby 09/02 16:45 2 Montpellier v Oyonnax L 37-6
Francie - Mistrovství v rugby 08/26 13:10 1 Oyonnax v Toulouse D 23-23
Francie - 2. divize 05/07 12:15 30 Montauban v Oyonnax L 57-10
Francie - 2. divize 04/27 18:45 29 Oyonnax v Perpignan W 19-9
Francie - 2. divize 04/21 18:00 28 Oyonnax v Bourgoin W 33-6
Francie - 2. divize 04/06 18:45 27 Biarritz v Oyonnax L 16-13
Francie - 2. divize 03/31 18:00 26 Oyonnax v Dax W 46-26
Francie - 2. divize 03/23 19:45 25 Agen v Oyonnax W 26-31
Francie - 2. divize 03/10 19:00 24 Oyonnax v Narbonne W 30-22
Francie - 2. divize 03/03 19:30 23 Soyaux Angouleme v Oyonnax W 9-13
Francie - 2. divize 02/24 19:00 22 Oyonnax v Mont de Marsan W 18-10
Francie - 2. divize 02/17 19:00 21 Vannes v Oyonnax L 19-16
Francie - 2. divize 02/10 19:30 20 Colomiers v Oyonnax L 30-20
Francie - 2. divize 01/27 19:00 19 Oyonnax v Albi W 54-16
Francie - 2. divize 01/22 13:15 18 Aurillac v Oyonnax W 24-26
Francie - 2. divize 01/13 19:00 17 Oyonnax v Beziers W 34-23
Francie - 2. divize 01/06 19:00 16 Carcassonne v Oyonnax L 34-19
Francie - 2. divize 12/16 19:00 15 Oyonnax v Biarritz W 33-26
Francie - 2. divize 12/09 19:00 14 Mont de Marsan v Oyonnax L 22-21
Francie - 2. divize 12/04 13:15 13 Narbonne v Oyonnax L 21-16
Francie - 2. divize 11/27 13:15 12 Oyonnax v Vannes W 52-21
Francie - 2. divize 11/18 19:00 11 Bourgoin v Oyonnax W 23-26
Francie - 2. divize 11/03 19:45 10 Oyonnax v Aurillac W 24-19
Francie - 2. divize 10/27 18:45 9 Oyonnax v Agen W 21-16
Francie - 2. divize 10/20 18:45 8 Albi v Oyonnax W 16-18

Wikipedia - Oyonnax Rugby

Oyonnax Rugby (French pronunciation: [ɔjɔna ʁyɡbi]) is a French professional rugby union club based in Oyonnax and competing in the Top 14. Founded in 1949 and located in the Ain montainous department, the club plays its home matches at the 11,400-capacity Stade Charles-Mathon, the highest stadium in the league at 532 metres (1,745 ft) and wears black and red jerseys.

History

Oyonnax and Sale Sharks at Stade Charles-Mathon in 2013

They were founded in 1909 as Club Sportif Oyonnaxien and were renamed Union Sportive Oyonaxienne in 1940, as sports clubs were forced to unite by the Vichy régime. Oyonnax played in the regional leagues until 1967 when they joined the First Division (64 clubs). They were relegated to the lower divisions a few years later and bounced back to Group B of the First Division (the Second Division in fact) in 1988. Finally, in 2003 they reached the Fédérale 1 final and although they went down to Limoges (18-20), they moved on to the professional Pro D2. In the 2012/13 season, they won Pro D2 and were promoted to the top-flight Top 14. They were repromoted after 2016/17, having been relegated the previous season.