“Today is a day of celebration”: facing the leader, the Landivisiau club put on a show in front of its audience

“Today is a day of celebration”: facing the leader, the Landivisiau club put on a show in front of its audience
“Today is a day of celebration”: facing the leader, the Landivisiau rugby club put on a show in front of its audience

It was good to be on Sunday November 10 in the stands or around the Jean-Pierre Vincent stadium. The supporters, more and more numerous as they say over the course of the meetings, did not hesitate to come to support the first team of Club Landivisiau.

A match between two teams in good form

The stakes were also high. For the local players, it was a question of facing a serious competitor, namely the Rugby club of Iroise de Saint-Renan. Before the meeting, this team was ranked first in the Regional 2 rankings and the Landivisiens, second. As the match progressed, if all the players were able to give their best, the home effect may have made the difference. The red and blacks of Landivisiau won with a two-point lead, putting 20 points on the scoreboard. From now on, the two teams are tied in the general classification. After the victory, coach Yannick Havart showed his great satisfaction. He did not hesitate to share it with his players, but also with the public and partners. “There are days to cry and days to smile. Today is a day of celebration,” he said at the end of the match.

The young people of the club build relationships with their elders

During the All Saints' Day holidays, young recruits aged between 3 and 14 went to Ephad Lannouchen to share their passion for ovals with the residents. A great intergenerational meeting around fun workshops which ended with a snack. The adventure should not stop there, because the residents have promised to come and watch the training of these young shoots.

Practical

Next home match, Sunday December 1 at 3 p.m., Jean-Pierre Vincent stadium.

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