1938–39 French Rugby Union Championship

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{{Infobox rugby union season

| image =

| titre = French Rugby Championship 1938–39

| size =

| organisateur = FFR

| nombre d'éditions = 43

| logo =

| countries = {{flag|France}}

| date =

| nations = {{France}}

| participants = 42 teams

| matches =

| champions = Biarritz

| runnersup = USA Perpignan

| relegated =

| prevseason = 1937–38

| nextseason =1942–43

}}

The 1938–39 French Rugby Union Championship of first division was won by Biarritz that beat the Perpignan in the final. Biarritz olympique took his revenge of the previous year when was defeated by Perpignan in the final.

The tournament was played by 42 clubs divided in six pool of seven. The better eight were qualified for the quarters of finals

Context

The 1938 International Championship was won by Wales, the France was excluded

Semifinals

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|width=90| apr. 1939

width=170|Perpignanwidth=20
|width=170|Agenwidth=120|14 – 6 o.t.width=130|
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|width=90| apr. 1938

width=170|Biarritzwidth=20
|width=170|Toulonwidth=120|7 - 0width=130|

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Final

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width="150" valign="top" |Teams

| width="500" bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Biarritz - Perpignan

valign="top" | Score

| bgcolor=#EEEEEE| 6-0 (after overtime)

valign="top" | Date

| bgcolor=#EEEEEE| 30 April 1939

valign="top" | Venue

| bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Stade des Ponts Jumeaux, Toulouse

valign="top" |Referee

| bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Paul Bergès

valign="top" | Line-up

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valign="top" | Biarritz

| bgcolor=#EEEEEE| Francis Daguerre, André Henon, Alfred Guiné, Auguste Lassalle, Etienne Ithurra, Fernand Muniain, Louis Lascaray, Jean Leguay, Roger Boubé, Henri Haget, Pierre Pastor, Gabriel Haget, Louis Hatchondo, Henri Sorondo, Rémi Sallenave

valign="top" | Perpignan

| bgcolor=#EEEEEE|Jean Calvet, Camille Monceau, Sauveur Moly, Marcel Llary, Joseph Henric, Henri Gras, Lucien Boulé, Jacques Palat, André Abat, Gilbert Lavail, Joseph Pagès, Noël Brazès, Hubert Marty, Frédéric Trescazes, Paul Porical

valign="top" | Scorers

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valign="top" | Biarritz

| bgcolor=#EEEEEE| 2 tries Sorondo

valign="top" | Perpignan

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