Still at the top of the championship and in control of its destiny to aim for a comeback, the AJA has a big challenge to play against Dunkirk this Monday (8:45 p.m., 35th day L2).**** In the event of success, the Icaunais would take six points ahead of Angers, the 3rd, who lost on Saturday against Paris FC, with three matches still to play. Not a match point, but a set point to convert.
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Kick-off at 8:45 p.m. and pre-match from 8:30 p.m. on the radio and on our Facebook page. Comments: Nicolas Fillon and Lucien Denis.
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“No questions to ask”
But watch out for this Dunkirk team as formidable as its ranking suggests. 15th before the weekend’s matches, the USLD has the second best record in the elite antechamber in the return phase: eight wins, four draws and three defeats. Less good than Saint-Étienne but better than Auxerre in 2024! This means that we must be doubly wary of the Northerners, authors of a real heist in the first leg and who have nevertheless been slowing down a bit recently (one success over the last five meetings). But after their festival at Abbé-Deschamps against Laval coming to end a series of two away defeats, the Icaunais have regained confidence and certainty, which will have to be confirmed again this Monday.
“We know what we must achieve to be efficient: each time the collective is strong and wants to seek out things and move forward, our individualities come out. There is no So no questions to ask.” declared Ajaist coach Christophe Pelissier, who is waiting “a different performance compared to what we did on the last two trips” lost in Quevilly-Rouen And Rodez. “There are four matches left, we know that if we win three, it’s over for us.” Seen like that, it’s much simpler.
Team lineups at kickoff
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