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The Trélissacois may have regrets after being joined at the last second this Sunday. What's more, on a contentious goal. They remain relegated.
Within a few seconds, the Trélissacois would today be seventh in Pool A of National 3. But it is Onet-le-Château who occupies this rank after an incredible outcome this Sunday afternoon, at La Roque stadium.
While the visitors were leading in added time, the Castonétois managed to equalize on their last opportunity, through Axel Deplace, who came to surprise the opposing defense after a mix-up. But did the ball completely cross the goal line? In any case, that's what the central assistant referee pointed out, to the great dismay of Ange Gnaleko and his partners. “It's been several times in a row that we've opened the score and we haven't been able to keep it,” regrets co-coach Frédéric Venou. We will have to work on this. »
Until then, the Trélissacois had nevertheless done what was necessary. While it was very complicated to play Football, the gusts were so powerful. Both teams tried as best they could.
Significant first for Yanis Teixeira
In this game, the Périgourdins showed themselves to be the most skilful by opening the scoring ten minutes from time through Yanis Teixeira. While he had just made his debut, for his first match in National 3, he took advantage of a throw-back on his first ball, to deceive Jorys Mohimont with a curling shot.
We thought the visitors had done the hardest part. This was without counting on the reaction of Hugo Bobek and his gang who, for the third time this season (after Lège-Cap-Ferret and Blagnac) became the masters of money-time. A final free kick from Mortalla Tiberghien, struck straight into the Castonetoise defense, allowed the locals to benefit from a final shot. A few seconds later and after Dylan Cueye had eliminated two defenders in the area, Axel Deplace appeared, six meters away, to equalize. Or not.
In any case, it is validated and, currently, Trélissac is eleventh in the ranking. Three small points from fifth, certainly. But also with barely two lengths ahead of the penultimate, Blagnac, who will be in Dordogne the next day, December 7.
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