Do not break and prick at the right time. It is by perfectly applying these principles that Guingamp managed to bring down a great Angevin team. With three-central systems, the opportunities are certainly not legion. Patience and fear seem necessary. “It’s an opponent who aroused fear given the big dynamic they were in”justified the Breton coach, Jonathan Dru.
Without having really made its opponent bend, EA Guingamp benefited from a logical opening of the score. The shape was close to being magnificent. A blocked ball following a splendid acrobatic return from Florival gave Lazarre, who had followed, an unstoppable opening (1-0, 40').
Two goals at the end of the match
The visitors in turn pushed their opponent, but due to a lack of precision, Brouard's attempts only grazed Fleurus's posts (59', 68'). “You had to be patient and not reveal yourself. We were able to respond to our weak times, we were able to readjust and the entrants did a lot of good”appreciated Jonathan Dru.
In the difficulty of getting around an Angevin block that quickly recomposed itself, Guingamp rather stung on its transitions. After seeing Azenked (71') then Lazarre (75') fail with nothing, Richer, freshly on board, reviewed the defense with rollers to open the goal with a quiet curl (2-0, 80'). Djegou, promising in his ability to press on the defense, failed twice (83', 90') before completing the overrun of Diakité, who served him behind to close the score (3-0, 90'+ 4 ).
The technical sheet
GUINGAMP – BEAUCOUZÉ: 3-0 (1-0).
Referee: Mr. Jouanno
BUTS. Lazarre (40'), Richer (80'), Djegou (90'+4).
WARNINGS. Beaucouzé: Rabah Ben Abbes (34').
GUINGAMP: Fleurus (g) – Diakité, Le Goff, Pierre – Ebane (cap), Bouchoukh (Richer, 52'), Bompais (Sebihi, 71'), Lazarre, Azenked – Aucan (Djegou, 61'), Florival (Kouadio, 61 '). Coach: Jonathan Dru.
