The Mayenne team started its match in the best possible way, opening the score from the 3rde minute. It was Louis Lottin, who, after a counter-attack, quickly gave his team a lead (1-0, 3′).
The Angevin block, rather low at the start, becomes more and more offensive with several runs forward, but faces a well-established Louvernen defense. It is with perseverance and good forward ball control that the visitors will come back thanks to Manzola Christopher (1-1, 24′). After this equalization, the Angevins will obtain some dangerous opportunities. It is with a logical score that the first period ends.
Electric end of match
Upon resumption, the match becomes choppy and electric due to the aggressiveness in the game of both teams. This will cause a lot of boxes. The Mayennais regain control of the match. The turning point of the match comes in the 77the minute with the expulsion of Traoré for Angers.
Two minutes later, Louverné regained the advantage with an overflow from Antoine DeMelo who struck and scored (2-1, 75′). The actions follow one another and the locals bury the last hopes of Angevin with a 3e goal from Nicolas Pouteau, who cuts a very nice cross (3-1, 87′). The Louvernéens have not finished their parade because, at the end of a beautiful collective action of madness, Antoine DeMelo signs a double in the 92e minute (4-1, 90’+2). Despite a missed penalty from the visitors (90’+5), the match ended with a score of 4 to 1. This qualification will perhaps be a trigger for the Louvernéens, in search of a first success in the championship.
LOUVERNÉ (R3) – ANGERS LAC DE MAINE (D1): 4-1 (1-1).
Referee: C. Garnier.
BUTS. Louverné: Lottin (3′), Demelo (75′, 90’+2), Pouteau (87′); Angers Lac de Maine: Christopher (24′).
EXCLUSION. Angers Lac de Maine: Traoré (77′).
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