While it had decided to line up its typical team to finish the block at Mont-de-Marsan, CA Brive produced its worst copy of the season to end up losing heavily 33-11 this Friday.
A small correction. Or something like that. This Friday evening, the CAB got its feet wet at the Boniface stadium by losing heavily 33-11 against a Mont-de-Marsan who were nevertheless in tough conditions.
Mont-de-Marsan – CA Brive: it’s time for your notebook
But, after the first try scored by Lucas Da Silva after seven minutes of play, Brive no longer showed anything, or almost, as if he had lost the thread of the match very, too quickly.
“Rugby is a team sport”
“I think this good start hurt us because we thought it was going to be easy and ultimately, we didn’t respect anything about this match, neither the jersey, nor our supporters. We didn’t play in team, everyone wanted to save the homeland, that’s not what rugby is, it’s a team sport. We can’t show such an image even if Mont-de-Marsan had a match,” said Pierre. Henry Broncan after the meeting.
Same observation for Léo Carbonneau, unfortunate captain this Friday evening.
“We have no right not to have a reaction of pride in such a match. We would have liked to take away the offensive bonus point from them but even that, we were unable to do it,” slipped the half of melee.
In Mont-de-Marsan, Benjamin Pommier
