ISLE EN DODON 1 BOULOGNE 1
score acquired at half-time
Arbitration: Alexandre Cournot
But pour l’Isle : Lemfladi (8e)
Goal for Boulogne: Ajas (32nd from penalty)
L’Isle en Dodon: Lika, Dandre, Mallet, Dorleac, Furton, Sarniguet, Zenasni, Babaki, Lemfladi, Savère, Hadrachi, Arexis, Charlas, Sylla.
Coaches F.Varela and B. Dorleac
Exclusion: Lemfladi (second warning 80th)
Boulogne Peguilhan: Barutaut Lescure, Gestas, Barbe, Lavit, Serres, Mur, Sarret, Ajas, Paz, Lafforgue, Subreville, Faure, Demont
Coaches: S.Robin and S.Benac
This derby kept all its promises with a lot of desire and commitment on both sides, but overall the match was not very exciting and not very productive in favor of the quality of the game. Marked by eight yellow cards plus one red the match will remain choppy, and, in the end, the two teams will separate with a score of parity. The debates are launched by the locals. By adjusting a tense cross, Zenasni finds Lemfladi strangely unmarked two meters from the goal and who, at close range, deceives Barutaut with a header (8th) Boulogne will resurface with an attack on the right side when a defender catches Paz at the entrance of the penalty area. Ajas converts the following penalty and puts his team back on track. The latter could even have turned the score to Boulogne’s advantage if he had been able to take advantage of a huge opportunity which presented itself to him in front of Lika’s goal (41st). In the second period the game is balanced with the Islois looking to give more depth to their combinations and on one of them, Lemfladi is on the verge of scoring a second goal. During this time, the Boulonnais will form a unit in defense while remaining on the lookout for counterattacks. On two occasions Ajas still had the opportunity to improve the score but he was unable to get his shots on target. At the final whistle the two coaches did not hide their satisfaction at having taken a point which barely improved their ranking. L’Isle ranks tenth with nine points and Boulogne twelfth with three points.
