Stade Toulousain edged Union Bordeaux-Bègles 39-33 after extra time on Saturday at the Stade de France, clinching a record-extending 24th Bouclier de Brennus and completing a third successive Top 14 title run. The rematch of last season’s final was the highest-scoring decider in competition history. Toulouse led 20-16 at half-time through tries from Anthony Jelonch and Jack Willis, but Bordeaux replied via Damian Penaud, Matthieu Jalibert and, late on, Guido Petti. Scrum-half Maxime Lucu landed a penalty on the final whistle to level the scores at 33-33, before full-back Thomas Ramos coolly converted two kicks in extra time to settle the contest. Willis finished with a brace of tries, underpinning the champions’ forward dominance. Toulouse remain unbeaten in finals since 2008 and join their 1994-96 predecessors as the only sides to win three straight Top 14 crowns. Bordeaux-Bègles, seeking to add a domestic title to their maiden Champions Cup triumph in May, fell short but showed marked progress after last year’s 59-3 defeat. The result underscores Toulouse’s sustained supremacy in French rugby and sets an imposing benchmark ahead of the 2025-26 campaign.