On the beautiful lawn of the Salif-Keita stadium which saw the Greens dominate Paris FC in added time the day before, the ASSE reserve group welcomed that of Olympique Lyonnais, led by Gueïda Fofana.
Arranged in 3-4-3 with the presence of Igor Miladinovic and Augustine Boakye in the XI, the Greens start with their feet on the floor. Djylian N’Guessan, a usual killer in the area, first came up against the opposing crossbar before falling several times on the Rhone goalkeeper. Restless, Igor Miladinovic and Meyvin Agesilas cannot find the fault either. On the other side, Issiaka Touré keeps an eye on things, although he is rarely called upon.
After the break, the debates are first balanced before seeing the biggest situation of the meeting, offered by Meyvin Agesilas to Maedine Makhloufi, conclude with the Lyon amount. While we think that nothing will smile on the Greens this Sunday, the spinning Meyvin Agesilas obtains a penalty in the last 10 minutes of play. Entering the game a few moments before, Jibril Othman seizes this opportunity to put the Greens in front (ASSE 1-0 Lyon, 84e). This single goal is enough to delight a well-stocked Salif-Keita stadium and is synonymous with the first victory of the year. The season is finally here!
« We are satisfied because it remains a match apart for us in the season, and in the training of the player, recognizes Razik Nedder. We are in a period where the scenarios do not always work out for us, but today I think it is a deserved victory. The penalty is the consequence of our good match and the numerous chances created. We were ambitious, we pressed them high, with a lot of offensive players. I wanted to see a team that exuded strength, we did that. We also want to thank the Green Angels who came to encourage us today. They showed the incredible fervor that there is in our club. »
National 3 – Day 5 (pool I)
ASSE 1-0 Lyon
Sunday October 6 at 2 p.m. at the Salif-Keita stadium
Half-time: 0-0
But : Othman (84e) pour l’ASSE.
ASSE : Touré, Kinunga, Mouton (then Cateland, 85th), Ndiaye, Makhloufi, Sahraoui, Kies, Agesilas, Miladinovic (then Dieye, 65th), Boakye (then Mayilla, 78th), Nguessan (then Othman, 53rd). Coach : Razik Nedder
