Like the U17Ns, the ASSE U19Ns went through all the emotions this Sunday. Opposed to the MHSC for an important top-of-the-table match, the Greens did better than enter their match well. The proof: Issam Cheikh first opened the brand (ASSE 1-0 MHSC, 6e) then Sonny Yvars doubled the bet (ASSE 2-0 MHSC, 12th) before Nadir El Jamali scored a third goal (ASSE 3-0 MHSC, 18th). So far completely to the advantage of the Stéphanois, the match nevertheless quickly became balanced. Montpellier taking the opportunity to reduce the mark for the first time (ASSE 3-1 MHSC, 21e) then a second (ASSE 3-2 MHSC, 28e). But here again, the dynamic was once again reversed when Rayan Boukadida scored a very nice goal just before the break (ASSE 4-2 MHSC, 45e).
Upon returning from the locker room, the Montpellier residents decided to give themselves the right to believe in it by once again reducing the score from the restart (ASSE 4-3 MHSC, 48th). A little calmer afterwards, the meeting unfortunately saw the visitors equalize twenty minutes from time. (ASSE 4-4 MHSC, 71st). Despite everything, it was the Greens who could have benefited from a rather obvious penalty in the final seconds of a decidedly crazy game! As a result of the ranking, the peloton tightens. Three points separate the Greens, seventh, from their opponents of the day, third. ASSE will challenge US Colomiers next Sunday!
“This match, this scenario, must serve us well for the future estimates Frederic Dugand. We must now know how to handle this type of situation. It's frustrating, because we gave energy, produced the game against a great Montpellier team. I really want the players to realize that we have no margin in this championship if we want to get something. When we have the possibility of winning these matches, we must win them.“
ASSE 4-4 Montpellier
This Sunday, November 3 at 2:30 p.m. at the Michon complex
Half time: 4-2
Goals: Cheikh (6th), Yvars (12th), El Jamali (18th), Boukadida (45th) for ASSE, 21st, 28th, 48th and 71st for MHSC.
ASSE: Houngbo Civier – Pedro, Boukadida, Camara, Hornech – Gadegbeku (then Depalle, 65th), El Jamali, Zerga (then Tatuszka, 60th) – Ben Tiba (then Guerroudj, 46th), Cheikh (then Grillot, 62nd), Yvars . Coach: Frédéric Dugand.
