Typical team for the weekend of November 2 and 3 in R1, R2 and R3
Goalkeepers – Déniel at the top
Last rampart of AG Plouvorn, Aurélien Déniel provided Plougastel. Author of a few decisive saves at crucial moments, he showed off his good footwork and solidity, allowing his defense to be very calm. He logically takes the starting place and will have Gwénolé Bloc'h (FC Guiclan/Plouénan) as his replacement, to his advantage against Carantec/Henvic.
While the Jupiste Florian Auffret (JU Plougonven), very active in front of the Morlais reserve, seizes the place of right back, the battle raged, on the other side, for the allocation of the starting position on the left . It was by a short head that Victor Cann (ES Portsall) finally beat Malgorn (ES Saint-Thégonnec) and Tanguy (SC Morlaix B). His exuberant activity from start to finish against Quimper/Kerfeunteun left an impression. A small size, certainly, but with a lot of energy.
Jordan Sadoven (GDR Guipavas) moves into the central position after a top performance against the Landerne neighbors. After the expulsion of his friend Kervestin, he was impeccable in duels and aerial play, while being precise in his restarts. Vincent Mallégol (AL Coataudon) joins him in the middle. He left nothing to the ASPTT attackers despite their mobility, achieving a performance which deserved a reward. Too bad for Gurvan Salaün (Sizun/Le Tréhou), despite his enormous commitment in the duels against ASB and who extinguished the Brest attack without ever making a mistake. Habasque (Lesneven B), Crozon (Bohars), Menoret (Lannilis) and Potrin (ASPTT Brest) also shone.
Environments – Balcony in broad daylight
It is through his great ability to carry out forward rides thanks to his speed of execution and his beautiful moving technique that Naël Balcon (Plouzané AC) left his mark on the meeting between his team and CO Briochin. Qualities that could not be ignored this week. It is as a regular of this typical team that Gaëtan Bloc'h (AG Plouvorn) is still popular to join this eleven. Always as valuable in Christophe Lopes' system, the defensive midfielder was very strong in the midfield, with a decisive pass delivered. Alexandre Salaün (AS Plouvien) is also in the spotlight after a beautiful copy rendered in Châteaulin. The Plouvien sentry dominated the aerial game without ever wavering, a major asset for his team, victorious on Sunday. The last place in this mid-four goes to Arthur Salaün (AS Sizun/Le Tréhou), who perfectly animated the game of his team by making the right choices to destabilize the ASB rearguard. Castello (Saint-Renan B), a real poison for the defense of the Plougastel reserve, remains at the door this time, just like Henry (AG Plouvorn B), for his goal and his big match, Caradec (Plouguerneau), Tona (AS Brestoise B), constant danger and author of a magnificent free kick, and Nadiri (AS Brestoise B), for his decisive passes and his ability to scratch the balls.
Author of a magnificent hat-trick at the end of the match in Bourg-Blanc, Antoine Bergot (SP Milizac) is the strong man in the attack of the week. He unfortunately got injured on his last achievement after having pierced the opposing defense. Matéo Da Silva (GDR Guipavas) is the lucky one to sit alongside him. Very useful, he often made the Landran defenders dizzy, being at the origin of his team's goal. It's probably only a postponement for the many other attackers nominated this week, including Bonniou (Sizun/Le Tréhou), perfect in keeping the ball and in his ability to destabilize his opponents, Pretet (Lannilis), Viali (Coataudon ), Boucharé (Plouvien), for his running speed, and who hampered his opponents by regularly zoning out, Fauconnet (Plouzané B), Cloarec (ESL Brest), fast and collective, Thos (Carantec/Henvic), Guillou (ES Saint -Thégonnec), Le Peillet (Plougastel B), Lascar (AS Brestoise B), very restless, Chapalain (Landi FC), Brochado (Plabennec B), very skillful in front of goal, and Asseko-M'Boko (SC Morlaix), difficult for Lesneven to master.
