Coupe de France (5th round). Saint-Renan (R1) – A. Ergué-Gabéric (R2), this Sunday (3 p.m.)
The Abbé Le Gall stadium will once again be the scene of a 5th Tour de France on Sunday. This performance, if not exceptional, is the perfect illustration of the excellent start to the season for Renan, who built on last year’s momentum while continuing to integrate players from the team. “It’s club policy,” says Sébastien Le Franc, the coach. “We integrate them, because they deserve it. While knowing that the difference in level between the national U19 category and the R1 exists, at the physical and tactical level. They must tame this level. »
“The Holy Grail is to get to the A team”
At the club since the age of 5, Antonin Kermorgant savors this moment. “When you have been at the club since you were little, the Holy Grail is to reach the A team. The objective is to gain playing time, while adapting to the gap that may exist between the national U19s and the R1 . »
The same goes for Evan Tchorowski, a striker who arrived three years ago from AS Brestoise: “It’s going well, we’ve been integrated well, we’re learning. The difference in level exists. There is more contact, the pressing is different. Now, for me who played my first Coupe de France match in the previous round, I want to go further. The objective is to pass and shoot a big one. »
