AT THE SAME TIME (9). A real wall. He disgusted the Caennais in the first period by kicking away a ball from Mendy promised to hit his net (30'). He is still heroic by quickly coming out in front of the same attacker at close range. As a sign, he is saved by his post before the ball rolls over the line and returns to his gloves on a header from Rajot (51'). Man of the match.
WORSE (6.5). He had a little difficulty managing Lecoeuche's projections in the first half before better controlling the width in the second half. He moved forward a lot to defend and projected himself.
KOUASSI (5). He had clients in front of him but managed the depth perfectly and put his heart into the work. “We looked them in the eye,” said the young defender after the match.
TAVARES (6.5). He fought a big battle with Mendy and sometimes suffered from Kyeremeh's projections. But he is part of this defense which held on to achieve a short success.
BIANDA (5,5). He sometimes got into trouble by not attacking his ball, but was generally OK.
SUPPORT (7). The dragster paced his left side throughout the first period and broke his counterpart's back. He finished on his knees, but contained the climbs of Bolumbu.
-ROYE (7). The matches follow one another and are similar for the captain of Stade Lavallois. The right mistake when it is necessary, the right way to get out of density, vice and a lot of courage.
SANNA (7,5). He is almost surprised to find himself in a good position to rush to goal and open the scoring by closing his foot perfectly (1-0, 13'). Furthermore, he held his own against the Caen environment and did not let go of Le Bihan and his stalls.
PULP (5). Often exiled on the left side, he touched a lot of balls and knew how to improve them to move forward. He could have made the break by showing composure in the area but the flag was raised unfairly. At times, a little discreet and then resurface.
CAMARA (6,5). He increased the number of deep calls and could have been a very good decisive passer for Sellouki. Good offensive ideas, but (37') above all a defensive withdrawal at all times.
TCHOKOUNTE (6.5). His ability to control balls with his back to the game, despite being harassed, always amazes. He allowed the block to move forward, sometimes getting tired of the Caen mistakes not called. No ball to get your hands on in the area, except for a duel with the well-bred goalkeeper.
