In his cages, Lucas Chevalier was in the front row of the duel between LOSC and AS Monaco this Friday (0-0). When the final whistle blew, he lucidly analyzed the disputed debates.
Opposed to AS Monaco this Friday, LOSC was mishandled throughout the game and had to count on a final save from Lucas Chevalier (90+1′) to snatch the point from the draw (0-0). Happy to have made his parade, the last named knows that he will not be able to save the furniture on each of the Lille outings: “It’s not a big deal. Basically, given the opportunity, I think we can do better. It arrives at a personal and collective error. This embarrasses us, but we must be careful and correct this. I was able to save today, but I don’t think that will be the case all the time. Overall, I want to say that we take the draw, because we were in difficulty today”he begins on the DAZN channels.
During the game, the Mastiffs experienced all the difficulties in the world in developing their game. A fault which can be explained by the quality of the Monegasque turf: “The pitch was a little complicated, but if we had been cleaner technically, if we had played simpler and more intelligently in the last thirty meters, there was plenty to do. Everyone will say it’s okay, but if we had been smarter, I think we could have even won this match. A little regret about that, but I don’t think we deserved more”continues Lucas Chevalier.
Suspended, Benjamin André was missing and this had consequences in the eyes of the last Lille rampart: “It’s the captain. Perhaps on the respondent on the ground, whether physically or in the commitment, it is certain that he is someone who makes an impact. Today, we didn’t do much until the red card. We tried a little more later, but frankly… I take it every day. I would obviously have preferred that we did better, but… We know that our margin for improvement depends on our consistency. We have to continue. Sometimes, when things are good, we fall back into our ways a little. Today, the result went a little unnoticed because we drew with the leader”concludes Lucas Chevalier, putting his finger on the axis that the Mastiffs must now follow to progress.
