Thomas Siniecki, Media365: published on Friday November 1, 2024 at 10:37 p.m.
PSG can take a six-point lead over second place if they succeed against Lens, after the surprise setback at ASM.
The Monegasques suffered a second consecutive defeat to everyone's surprise, at home against Angers (0-1) a week after falling to Nice (2-1) for the first time this season. “It's complicated, they played well too but we have to respect the opponent by being more surgical, summarizes Eliesse Ben Seghir (for DAZN). But we knew what they were capable of, we just didn't do what we wanted. “It was necessary to win. The defeat in Nice was a blow to our morale after our big series, that's how it is and we have to try to get back up.”
Dujeux: “No one announced us winners”
The young 19-year-old left winger, Olympic bronze medalist but also Moroccan international A (six caps) who scored a double last month with the Atlas Lions, recalls that ASM goes to Bologna on Tuesday in the League of champions: “We must immediately find the positive and correct mistakes in training.”
Conversely, Angevin coach Alexandre Dujeux is inevitably enjoying a second victory in a row, after that against Saint-Etienne (4-2) last week: “No one announced us winners, I also liked our second half because We fought for each other.” The SCO coach recalls that the first outings against Lens (0-1) and Lille (2-0), despite the two defeats, were not so bad, and that it was especially the defeat against Reims (1 -3, sixth day) which acted as a trigger before the draw in Marseille (1-1): “We tried to learn lessons to leave stronger, then it was consistent in Marseille and that gave us confidence to to come back with a point, that gave us the desire to invest ourselves.” And mathematically, from sixteen points at the start of the previous weekend, the gap between Monaco and Angers is now only ten units.
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