A week after coming through on the floor of Villeneuve-d'Asq (75-56), C'Chartres MBF produced a much better performance this Saturday, December 21 against Tarbes. But after a big match and a breathtaking duel, he was unable to avoid another defeat, losing 79-81 in the money-time. As so often since the start of the season…
This Saturday, the CCMBF surely delivered one of its best offensive performances, notably thanks to an insolent exterior address (10/18 at three points). Marine Debaut was one of the architects of this success. She alone compiled a 5/6 away from home (22 points, 22 rating).
Chartres and Tarbes fought a big battle (44-42 at the break). But in the racket, the Nigerian interior of the TGB, Murjanatu Musa, was once again enormous (21 points, 9/10 on shots, 29 rating).
Musa has his festival
At a tense end to the match (73-73, 75-75 then 77-79 with 1'12 to go), Chartres' hands were trembling and Musa had his show under the circle. And the French international Camille Droguet, just recovered from the flu and who had until then compiled a terrible 1/10 in throws, made the last two attempts (77-81).
The CCMBF poorly negotiated its last possessions and did not manage to get back together, or to win (defeat 79-91).
At the time of the truce, the promoted Eurelian is still alone in last place. He will return to the floor on January 4 at home for a match against Bourges.
premium “We are very united”: Marine Debaut before the C’Chartres Métropole Basket Féminin – Tarbes meeting
