Conclusion
The Allies suffered 6,000 casualties and lost 15 cannon; the French suffered 2,500 casualties. The army of Frederick I of Württemberg was in full retreat and that of Karl Philipp, Prince of Schwarzenberg fled eastwards towards Troyes in disarray.
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