N3. Plabennec – Guingamp (B) this Saturday (6 p.m.)
Are these the reminiscences of the maintenance in N3 snatched by Plabennec from Milizac, two years ago, on the last day (which precipitated Cesson’s return to R1) which vitiated the atmosphere of this first of Yann Pennes as coach Plabennecois last Sunday? In any case, the coach came out suspended for two matches and above all “shocked” by this baptism of fire.
On the pitch, the reasons for hope are slim but still exist: “We were really dominant in the first half but they scored on two incursions. There were 20-30 minutes of good quality but the goal really hurt us,” analyzes the Plabennec coach.
“No one gives up”
“We have to take refuge in work, we know that when we are caught in a negative spiral like that, it is very complicated to get out of it. In matches, the ball burns our feet, nothing goes our way,” notes Yann Pennes. “The reason for hope lies with the group which is working very well. He is not resigned and is not fractured. Nobody gives up. »
The immediate future is the arrival of leader Guingamp (B), (too strong?) for Yann Pennes. “It’s a feat that we have to do to overcome this very big team but it’s a reflection of what awaits us in the return group to maintain our position.” In the absence of a Coupe de France, the feat of remaining in N3 would satisfy everyone at the club.
Yann Pennes will be without Bertin (injury), Zeggaï (suspended) and Kayaya (personal reasons). He records the returns of Barry, Castets, Fernandes and Cornily. Felix Menn who signed last week will not be ready and he should not be ready before the second part of January.
The Plabennecois group: Laurent, Fernandes, Maudire, Corbe, Abily, Castets, Pinvidic, Merrien, Pellen, Rivoalen, Gilles, Noah, Kujabi, Madec, Dugand, Barry, Cornily
