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TOULOUSE

Handball: Usam Nîmes, breath a little short against Toulouse

Sugar Mizzy October 24, 2021

The Gard club lost this Saturday, October 23 in its room against the poorly classified Toulouse (25-26).

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Parnassus room.

Half-time: 13-14.

Spectators: around 2,500.

Arbitrators: MM. Artes and Bolla.

USAM NÎMES: Desbonnet (3 stops dt 0/1 pen.), Paul (5 stops dt 0/1 pen.). Poyet, Derisbourg, Gallego (2/2), Rebichon (cap., 0/1), Jakobsen (0/2), Gibernon, Dupuy (2/2), Guigou (1/2 pen.), M. Salou ( 0/2), Tobie (7/8), Acquevillo (1/5), Minel (2/6), Hesham (3/4), Sanad (7/10 dt 2/3 pen.).

Two minutes at: Tobie (26th), Dupuy (27th, 37th).

TOULOUSE: Lettens (6 judgments dt 1/3 pen.), Cantagrel. Chelle (cap., 1/1), Feuchtmann (1/3), Wagner (1/1), Balenciaga (2/4), Jarry, Gilbert (2/3), Kempf (2/2), Borzas (0 / 1), Pettersson (3/4), Ilic (6/7 dt 2/2 pen.), Marmier (2/3), Martins Vieira (6/11), Sokolic.

Two minutes at: Pettersson (30th), Marmier (30th, 48th), Gilbert (45th, 54th).

Evolution of the score: 4-1 (5th), 7-5 (13th), 9-10 (20th), 15-17 (37th), 19-19 (43rd), 23-21 (49th), 24-23 (55th) .

There was this last action, unfortunately in the zone, of Benjamin Gallego, tearing off a final ball to catapult it into the goal of Lettens, the Toulouse goalkeeper, following a free-throw from Mathieu Salou blocked by the Toulouse wall . But it was too late. The siren had held back and the Fenix, red lantern before the match, had just signed a retentionssante performance, winning on the wire against Usam Nîmes (26-25).

? Loss 25 – 26?

Our Green Men will not take the two points tonight at home.
We meet on Tuesday for the European Cup! ?#WeAreUSAM #USAM #NIMES #KEEP pic.twitter.com/2PywAKfldX

– USAM Nîmes Gard (@USAMNIMESGARD) 23 October 2021

Four days after Europe in Macedonia and, above all, with as much fatigue as courage, the Gardois lacked breath and lucidity to preserve their lead of two goals ten minutes from time (23-21). “There is disappointment and we are not going to put everything on the account of fatigue, underlined Franck Maurice, the Usamist coach. At some point, we need to better manage our lead in score. “

Hesham, in attack, in defense … then on crutches

This derby, Usam had already started in the best way possible in the wake of the Egyptian Hesham, everywhere during the start. In attack (3/4), in defense, then … on crutches on the bench, hit in the knee in a quarter of an hour of play (8-6, Usam).

“At that moment, inevitably, we are worried about Ahmed. But it would also have been necessary to get back into it immediately”, analyzed Benjamin Gallego.

Led to the break (13-14) by a Fenix ​​and his Portuguese rear Martins Vieira, Nîmes knew how to react. In the goal, Paul was effective at the relay from Desbonnet and kept his formation alive. But this Saturday, the Usamists finished dead (from fatigue), with a 0-2 (25-24, 55th) and a third straight loss in the league.

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