R1. Landerneau FC – Stade Brestois 29 (B): 0-3
Faced with a formidable central hinge, the Landernéens often leaned to the right to find the opening.
It is logical that the first danger for the locals came from the Connan-Caplot pair, the latter who offered the first opportunity to Le Roux, saw his shot fly above Jauny’s cage (10′). Brest responded with relentless high pressure, allowing Botz and Foll to try their luck in turn (20′). Botz did it again, but his lob failed to hit the target (28′). And on a corner from Foll played short, Nihouarn managed to turn around and find the target from an impossible angle (0-1, 38′). For the Brest coach, Franck Kerdilès: “Our first half was played in steamroller mode, and the work paid off in the end”. Indeed, Barbero created the best opportunity with a press against Jauny (65′), Landerneau no longer existed and suffered the full force of Brest’s squad rotation. Nsombi, alone at the far post, took advantage of good work from Diop to propel the ball under the bar and increase the score (0-2, 75′). Konté then came up against Quedec (85′), but it was Diop who closed the score (0-3, 88′). Two great actions followed, where Kanté hit the posts twice (90′). David Bouard, the Landrene coach, concluded: “Our match was not bad, but my weakened team could not compete over time”.
GOALS. Stade Brestois 29 (B): Nihouarn (38′), Nsombi (75′), Diop (88′).
Warning. Landerneau FC: Merdy (89′).
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