Clermont Auvergne and Toulon progressed directly into the Top 14 semi-finals on Sunday, while Montpellier and Racing 92 secured home barrage play-offs.As the competition entered its 26th and final round of the regular season, the only certainty regarding the next stage of the competition was that Clermont would be present in the semi-finals.The final round of fixtures fitted the pieces of the barrage play-off puzzle into place and saw Toulon secure the last direct route into the last four. At the Stade Marcel-Michelin, Clermont finished the regular season in style. They notched up a half-century against La Rochelle, 57-8, that included a well-taken hat-trick from David Strettle. 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