Women’s League: gala match at the Cimenterie between Landerneau and Bourges

Today’s opponent is, in fact, the reference in French women’s basketball with the biggest budget (double that of Landerneau BB), the largest venue (the Prado with more than 5,000 seats) and the most extensive track record (11 championship titles, three Euroleagues, two Eurocups, etc.), this shows the scale of the task awaiting the locals.

However, the Landrean coach, Wani Muganguzi believes in his chances of victory: “We play all matches to win them, regardless of the name of the opponent. We won in Lyon, so we are capable of beating Bourges. We must, however, be more regular and more consistent throughout the game. We saw it in Charleville, we had a gap in the third quarter which cost us the victory. We will have to deliver a big match and prevent this Bourges team from developing their fast game, but it will not be easy given the depth of their squad. »

The expected very large audience from Landerne (the room will be full) will also have the pleasure of seeing Amy Okongwo and Kariata Diaby at work, two former members of the Lbb, who have left only good memories at the club, but who have not could be retained for financial reasons. Landerneau has two matches left in the first leg to enter the top 8, as coach Wani pointed out: “The club’s objective is to play in the play-offs, we are only one victory away from eighth qualifying place, It’s up to us to get points, especially at home, to avoid the stress of the play-downs at the end of the season. »

The group: Lezin, Stervinou, Evrard, Woolfolk, Baker, Kane, Akhator, Trasi, Dibanzilua. Coach: Wani Muganguzi assisted by Béranger Sillau.