???? ASSE loses two more new players before OM

This Saturday noon is Laurent Huard who appeared at the pre-match press conference. The interim coach of AS Saint-Étienne provided an update on the squad at his disposal for the 32nd final of the Coupe de France against Olympique de Marseille.

While Eirik Horneland was officially presented to the press on Friday, it's good Laurent Huard who will take his place on the Greens' sidelines tomorrow at the Geoffroy-Guichard stadium. As we announced earlier in the week, the Saint-Etienne leaders had recorded the presence of the director of the club's training center on the sidelines for this Coupe de France match.

Laurent Huard who is providing a one-match interim for the third time since he was at Saint-Étienne will obviously try to do better than in the two previous experiences (editor's note: two defeats). To do this, he will have to deal with a workforce that is still reduced by the absences of I'm Old, Thomas Monconduit, Ibrahim Wadji, Augustine Boakye, Aïmen Moueffek, Yvann Maçon et Mickaël Nadé. On the other hand, two players will be able to rejoin the group, these are Matthew Cafaro who served his two-game suspension andAnthony Briançonfinally back after a long injury as we revealed this week. On the other hand, Leo Petrot et Mathis Amougou have been injured and will not be able to participate in this meeting: “Unfortunately, Léo Pétrot and Mathis Amougou will be absent due to injury following the Toulouse match, there is a calf injury. We record the return of Mathieu Cafaro from suspension and Anthony Briançon from illness. Mickaël Nadé and Augustine Boakye are on the right track, but it's still too early and too tight. Aïmen Moueffek is also on the right track, we hope he will be there for the restart. hopes to find players after the holidays Anthony Briançon is fit to play, he manages to continue the sessions, we will scrape some playing time in this match. Thomas Monconduit is still off, he is in recovery, he is not. “I'm not yet fit. Ibrahima Wadji had a knee problem initially but it could be muscular. We're waiting for additional tests to know how long he'll be out.”

Once again, no less than nine players will miss this match against Olympique de Marseille. A real massacre.