The elite of Martinican football played in the middle of the week with a partial update of the championship in R1. Tuesday November 12 and Wednesday November 13, 3 matches were played. L'Espoir, CS Case-Pilote and CO Trénelle won.
In the match of fear between the last 2 of the championship, the New-Club and the CS Case-Pilote, to hope in this competition, the victory points were fundamental. While playing at home on Tuesday evening (November 12), New Club supporters harbored the hope of finally seeing their protégés launch their season.
From the 11th minute, it was the visitors who opened the scoring through Loïc Saban. New Club equalized in the 35th minute through Lucas Eniona. At the break, the score is 1 goal all.
The start of the second half benefits CS Case-Pilote who finds the net in the 52nd minute with a goal from Jérémie Sylvius, 2 to 1 before the break goal in the 66th minute from Anthony Zecler. The New Club registered returns to 3 goals to 2 thanks to Lucas Eniona. Despite the pressure exerted, the locals were unable to equalize. Victory for CS Case-Pilote 3 goals to 2.
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In Sainte-Luce, Hope received the Aiglon du Lamentin. Here again, an important calendar update meeting because the Espoir and the Aiglon need points to occupy a better position in the general classification. The first half ended in a goalless draw, 0-0.
The second period saw the Espoir players take the upper hand by scoring two goals in quick succession by Jean Berly Pierre in the 65th then, William Isauty in the 72nde. A 2-0 success for the men from the south which allows the Lucéens to move up to 6th place.
Wednesday evening (November 13), as part of the update, two teams from the capital were opposed: Golden-Star hosted CO Trénelle at the Louis-Achille stadium. The Golden-Star was on a series of 3 victories while the COT, which still had two games in hand, absolutely wanted points to get back up in the general classification.
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Between the men of the Moutte road and the Trénelliens, two young teams with strong game plans, the game was eagerly awaited. The men of Jean-Marc Civault, the COT coach, concluded the first quarter of an hour with an achievement by Stephen Joseph.
At half-time, the score was 1-0 for CO Trénelle. In the second half, the Trénelliens added to the tally with two goals, Thuiller Ursulet in the 52nde and, Sébastien Domerge at the 90e. The COT with this victory has 16 points and has two games in hand to play.
