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ANNECY

Châteauroux in demonstration, Laval and Annecy stall, Créteil defeated

Sugar Mizzy April 8, 2022

Zapping Foot National ⏯️ Replay N2: the phone call to Nolan Binet, the late games, the top goals of 2022,…

What a 29th National multiplex of the season! Despite six small meetings on this Friday, the actors literally delighted us with only one small red card for 19 but registered. The evening match is obviously the one between Châteauroux and the Red Star, which gave us six goals alone!

La Berrichonne quickly opened the scoring (6th) by Thomas Robinet before scoring the break goal a few seconds later by Sirine Doucouré. Red Star pulled one back just before the break through Pape Meïssa Ba but couldn’t keep up the pace in the second half. Blame it on a totally crazy but scored by Bendjaloud Youssouf on the hour mark and Robinet’s double ten minutes later. Captain Cheick Ndoye scored the second but from Ile-de-France in the 80th minute of play, insufficient to leave Châteauroux with a point for Red Star.

The leader and his dolphin fr to suffer

The championship leader was held in check on the lawn of Saint-Brieuc! Stade Lavallois was quietly leading two goals to zero thanks to goals from Kévin Perrot (38th) and Geoffray Durbant (68) until James Le Marer (82) reduced the score. Stade Briochin then continued to increase the pressure on Laval and equalized in the final seconds of play thanks to Ahmad Allée while Julien Benhaim was sent off a few minutes later.

The National dolphin was also held in check on the same score. FC Annecy believed they had done the hardest on the lawn of Le Mans after overturning the meeting thanks to a double from Romain Spano (55th, 60th), which responded to the opener of Armand Gnanduillet. However, that was without taking into account Julio Donisa, who had just come into play for the Sang et Or and who made the whole MMArena stand up during the equalizer. 2 but also everywhere.

Completely crazy endgames

Decidedly, the teams at the top of the table did not arrive there this Friday. FC Villefranche Beaujolais quickly opened the scoring in the first half thanks to Simon Elisor on the lawn of US Avranches MSM but were caught in the score shortly after the hour mark on a penalty from Florian Bianchini. A goal everywhere, the score will not move.

Same score between Sète and Chambly for the shock at the bottom of the table. The whole match was decided in the final minutes of play when Grégory Berthier opened the scoring in the 80th minute for FC Chambly Oise. On the final action of the game, the Sétois have a free kick at the entrance to the area and the locals did not hesitate to make their stadium roar in the 95th minute of play. Santy Ngom, again him, registered in a capital for FC Sète.

At the bottom of the table, US Créteil-Lusitanos lost by the smallest margin at home against US Orléans. Esteban Lepaul scored the one and only goal of the match in the 39th minute of play.

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to summarize

What a 29th National multiplex of the season! Despite six small meetings on this Friday, the actors literally delighted us with only one small red card for 19 but registered. The evening match is obviously the one between Châteauroux and the Red Star, which gave us six goals alone!

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