Morbihan: the typical team of the weekend #20

GUARDIAN. Impassable Lottery

Kervignac, who is flying through his championship in R3, was able to count on Lucas Lotodé to obtain a ninth clean sheet this season. Facing Ploemel, the last rampart of the Saint-Efflam stopped everything, including two class stops to obtain a precious success with a view to the climb. Also mentioned: Guéhenneux (Bréhan) and two usual outfield players with Dufrennes (Plescop) and Meder (Theix B)!

DEFENSE. Pabic doubly decisive

Against Moëlan, Lorient Sports won a crucial victory with a view to maintaining their position, notably thanks to Albert Ajaïso. For his first match since his arrival in January, the Guyanese international (37 years old) was the boss of the defense. Facing Baud (5-0), Ronan Babin from Vannes controlled his defense perfectly and was precise in his restarts and his placement. Also central defender, Aaron Bakayoko helps out on the right this week. The Muzillacais did not lose a duel against Locminé (B) in a match which definitively validates the maintenance. On the right, Dorval Le Pabic (Saint-Avé) was very effective defensively and decisive in attack with a goal and an assist which allowed Saint-Avé to overthrow Sarzeau (2-3). Le Brazidec (Theix) would have deserved to be there just like Piedvache (Muzillac).

Key man in the Keriolets de Pluvigner system, Ludovic Saline is logically aligned after a performance full of serenity against La Montagne. The former Beauvais player, in addition to his decisive pass on a marvelous free kick, set the pace for his team. Maxence Coyac (Plescop) supports him in a similar role with a lot of activity in the middle and two assists against Auray (3-0). On the sides, Wandjy Gelou (Ploërmel B) worked a lot both defensively and offensively with a double in the derby at Ruffiac (2-3). On the right, we find a gala Martin Gicquel. The Bréhannais was the man of the match with a quadruplet allowing his team to still believe in the rise. Also cited: Guillaume (Ploërmel B), Le Normand (Brech), Guillemot (Vannes OC B), Traoré (Séné) and Le Tréhudic (Theix).

ATTACK. Hat-trick for Kermorvant

At the forefront, Maxime Danilo is established after a sensational entry. Coming off the bench while the game was not yet completely played (3-1), the Plougou-Le Bono striker brought his technical and physical impact and scored a hat-trick in a quarter of an hour against Basse-Vilaine. He is associated with Benoît Kermorvant. The Bignanese also scored three goals including a brilliant strike from 30 meters. Lamy (Ruffiac-Malestroit), Ouedraogo (Kervignac), Rimbault (La Montagne B), André (Cléguérec), Pineau (Muzillac), Toullier (Lorient Sports) also stood out.