Coupe de France (8th round). Ginglin (R1) – Rouen (N1), Saturday November 30
Telephone exchanges will continue this Wednesday, but AS Ginglin now has every chance of playing in ten days at Guingamp. “I received a very warm welcome from Fred Le Grand, the president of En Avant,” appreciates Guy Le Coz, the Briochin president.
This Wednesday, Philippe Le Goff, the mayor of Guingamp and president of the joint union for the development of the Roudourou stadium (SMASR) will also take up the matter. “But I am quite optimistic,” admits Guy Le Coz, guided in his approach by “common sense” above all.
Saturday at 6 or 7 p.m.
The leaders have in fact had confirmation that the Federation did not wish to approve the Stade de l’Europe, even without accepting Rouen supporters there. The move to Fred-Aubert on Sunday, two days after Stade Briochin hosted US Saint-Malo there, came up against the passability of the pitch, knowing that the weather forecasts are not good at all.
Accustomed to welcoming its neighbors (US Langueux, US Concarneau, Dinan-Léhon FC, Lannion FC, etc.), the Roudourou also has parking which would make it possible to calmly welcome FC Rouen supporters, who are sometimes turbulent. “It would be less stressful,” notes the president of the Aiglons. Of course, from a sporting point of view, “it would be more complicated, but it is also the occasion for a great celebration. I hope there will be a lot of people to come and encourage us.”
If all the indicators turn green this Wednesday, all that would remain is to set the kick-off time: a priori 6 or 7 p.m., this Saturday, November 30. At the exact moment when En Avant Guingamp (L2) will challenge Dinan-Léhon FC (N2), at Clos-Gastel next door.
