Be careful, the slope is slippery. After four consecutive defeats against Gravelines, Roanne, Blois and Paris, Cholet Basket’s place in the playoffs no longer appears so certain. Laurent Vila’s men will have to give a serious push during the last three days of the regular phase, and it starts this Tuesday, April 30, against JDA Dijon.
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Laurent Legname’s team arrives without the slightest pressure in the Mauges. Three days ago, David Holston and his gang saved their season by winning the Coupe de France against Strasbourg, at Bercy (83-70). Will the people of Dijon arrive in slippers? Will they, on the contrary, ride the euphoria of this victory?
La Meilleraie is still full
Whatever happens, Cholet must exercise the greatest caution. Because before a very difficult trip to Monaco on Sunday, defeat is almost forbidden. Especially in front of a sold-out Meilleraie.
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If Dijon won the French Cup on Saturday, CB also won the U17 trophy.
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A meeting which will be an opportunity for the Cholet public to discover their new position 2, Erik Stevenson.
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An imperative victory so as not to leave a taste of unfinished business for Laurent Vila’s troupe, just before leaving La Meilleraie this summer.
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Hello and welcome to follow CB-Dijon, a crucial match in the race for the Play-offs.
Will De Sousa and co manage to get out of their black streak by having Burgundians who have just won the Coupe de France.
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