In pouring rain, Auxerre made short work of Brest (3-0) at the opening of the sixth day of Ligue 1, Friday.
The black streak has come to an end. After four defeats in a row, AJ Auxerre gave a real lesson to Stade Brestois (3-0) on Friday at the opening of the sixth day of Ligue 1. The Bretons quickly appeared apathetic and little concerned by this match.
To be honest, the Brestois never entered the match and Eric Roy’s men, suspended from the bench and in the stands, never managed to truly disorganize the Burgundians. The latter also opened the scoring in the heart of the first act through Owusu after good work from Hoever and Sinayoko (1-0, 26e). Pushed by Abbé-Deschamps, Pélissier’s men did not loosen their grip and obtained a penalty in the process. On a strike from Sinayoko, Fernandes deflected the attempt with his arm and Mr. Stinat awarded a logical penalty to AJA, transformed by Jubal, the captain (2-0, 37e).
Brest unrecognizable
Sinayoko and Traoré then missed the 3-0 before the break and Sima squandered the opportunity to restart SB29 by losing his face to face with Léon. Unable to react upon returning from the locker room, Brest played ball and was punished just before the hour mark. On a cross from the right from Owusu, Traoré, at the penalty spot, eliminated Chardonnet on his control before punishing Bizot closely (3-0, 59e). And the score could have been heavier if Osho’s head had not found the Breton bar (74e).
Brest missed out even if Baldé almost scored a crazy goal in added time but his scissor found Léon’s bar (90e+3). The Bretons will have to pull themselves together next Tuesday in the Champions League in Salzburg while Auxerre relaunch in Ligue 1 with a second success in six days.
