For the fourth time in a row, the typical team is structured in a 4-3-3 formation. With, this week, six players making their first appearance of the season in this eleven.
Goalkeeper: Vincent Le Lézec, notable presence
Determining in the first quarter of an hour by opposing Ploumagoar’s offensives, Vincent Le Lézec helped Cavan get into their match. A guardian constantly present in the air domain. Like him, Paul Jouan (Saint-Brieuc C) was cited.
Defense: boss Enzo Barreau
On the right, Souleyman Terrien animated the corridor of Stade Briochin (C) with a lot of energy, even taking a few dribbles into the Plédranais defense. Successful performance also from his teammate Enzo Barreau in the central hinge. Accustomed to the midfield, he transformed himself into a boss thanks to his ability to win his duels and to restart with serenity. Lamballais Marc Gouédard never trembled either. Solid, he left no fault for the Bégarrois. When, on the left, the Loudéacian Jules Duault delivered a full match. Used as a piston, he provided numerous efforts offensively and defensively. Clément Dagorn (Quessoy) and Norbert Gomis (Paimpol) were also named.
Midfield: Axel Le Provost in all the good moves
As is often the case, Eddy Lecygne was comfortable directing the game. Le Lamballais deployed his technical quality to help his team largely win. In all the good moves, Axel Le Provost showed accuracy and scored the second goal for CO Briochin during an important victory with a view to maintaining. Very good match also from Alan Boëté with Cavan. Particularly involved in the first goal, he made his team’s play more fluid. Other players named, Baptiste Courtel (Saint-Brieuc C), Dorian Haguet (Ginglin-Cesson) and Luc Hamel (Quessoy).
Attack: Sébastien Blanchet’s recital
At the forefront, Baptiste Lemaître. Very active, the Quessoyais was opportunistic to score the second goal for USQ. Leading the way, recital by Lamballais Sébastien Blanchet with his quadruplet. If he scored in several registers, he, among other things, converted a very nice volley. And finally, a hat-trick for Martin Rouxel allowing Saint-Brandan Quintin to return to victory. Aurélien Joulain (Quessoy), Enzo Fofana (Paimpol) and Alan Tréhorel (Saint-Brandan Quintin) could also have held their place in this eleven.
Photo credit: Montage Le Télégramme
