“For the first, it is not very serious because it is a stiff neck, but for Julien, it is the right adductor and we will have to take stock, quickly”Eric Roy soberly commented. The Finistère coach was, at least, able to rejoice in the successful performance of the fourth man, Abdoulaye Ndiaye, who took his place to the left of the captain, Brendan Chardonnet, in the hinge: “He played the match we expected of him. He’s discovering Ligue 1, he needs to build up his confidence and I think this match will do him good. It’s nice to see a boy who responds, even though he wasn’t initially expected. He was able to get into the rhythm and level, very quickly. I try to keep all my central defenders under pressure, to make them feel important. »
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