Thomas Siniecki, Media365: published on Sunday December 22, 2024 at 8:06 p.m.
The OM captain and Mr. Stinat have some responsibility in the elimination of the Stéphanois, according to the latter.
AS Saint-Etienne experienced a nightmarish 32nd final of the Coupe de France against Olympique de Marseille (0-4), conceding a red card and opening the scoring in the space of a minute at heart of the first period, before sinking on Geoffroy-Guichard's lawn. There were already several classes of gap between the two teams, and it did not get better in these conditions… Interim coach Laurent Huard, who took place between Olivier Dall'Oglio (fired last week) and Eirik Horneland (who will start in 2025), “wanted to play another match but we didn't succeed”: “The step became even higher, there was no VAR for the expulsion but that It bothers me that we fall into this game when we were warned, and we are starting to know Leonardo Balerdi… As if by chance, it falls on him And it turns against us.
Cafaro: “It’s often repetitive”
With two goals behind at half-time, we would have had to have two or three balls to achieve the feat, and the ASSE coach believes that his players had the opportunities: “I often hear the specialists talking the importance of the third goal, this 2-1 could have given something the players wanted, I found something healthy, faced with the difficulty, you have to continue to want, not to give up at the slightest misstep. .” Which will lead the Greens, according to him, to win back matches with a view to maintaining their position.
A “difficult” situation that Mathieu Cafaro could only confirm after the match (on beIN SPORTS), having difficulty containing his discontent towards the referee: “He is 40 meters away on the red card, me when I go to the goal I'm fifteen meters away, he's facing the play and he can't see… There are other situations like that, it's often repetitive with the referees.” The holidays will do good, he hopes, to “simply provide answers and find solutions, because it is crucial to do better”.
