Russian Corps
Under great pressure, the French were forced back. It was at this time that Bernadotte arrived with the remainder of the Army of the North, including a Russian Corps, and his Swedish Corps, on the French left flank and proceeded to attack with seventy fresh battalions. The French, already falling back under heavy pressure, became disorganized and were utterly routed. The French losses were heavy. They lost 400 vehicles, 50 guns, 4 Eagles and over 20,000 casualties, while the Allies lost some 10,000. During the pursuit that evening, and into the following day, the Swedish and Prussian cavalry took a further 13,000-14,000 prisoners.