A draw but a consolidated leadership position

A draw but a consolidated leadership position
A draw but a consolidated leadership position

Even if the manner was not there last week, the little Greens gleaned an important success against Air Bel. With the desire to continue their progress in this U17 championship, David Le Moal's players managed, in Valencia, to create some rather interesting things but were less fair in the finishing zone. After a foul on Rayan Aït Amer in the area, Daniel Epanya failed to convert the penalty which followed after half an hour of play.

In the second half, the locals also won a penalty which Alexis Colombet saved perfectly. The little Greens were even close to securing victory through Mylan Toty at the end of the match.

Thanks to the defeats of Saint-Priest (2nd) and (3rd), the Greens consolidate their leadership position before receiving next Sunday.

“It's a logical draw. In the first half, we alternated phases in which we were fragile because we were too offensive or not decisive in the area. In the second half, we were less structured. There There was less connection between players who don't often play together. It didn't really play out in the areas today in a rather poor match.” commented David Le Moal after the meeting.

U17 National – Day 12 (pool D)

0-0 ASSE

ASSE : Colombet – Lengi, Mouton, Kasia (then Bagelli, 76th), Lenou Lengue – Thouilleux (then Mansouri, 71st), Traoré, Aït Amer – Lutin Zidee (then Toty, 46th), Aini (then Charros, 71st), Epanya.

Coach: David Le Moal

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