Rouen too strong for Ginglin-Cesson in Roudourou

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Mass is said (88′)

Ferrah, again, adjusts a well-measured pass for Omar Bezzekhami who does not hesitate to increase the score. Three goals to zero. The score will stay there, it's over.

Brave Ginglinais facing a more talented, solid and diligent Rouen team. Steven Papin's players were too timid up front to hope to worry this National level team. There will be some regrets since from the second goal conceded, they let go and created a few chances.

The post for Ginglin! (83′)

Pindi Soba, Matthieu Menard and Nathan Marie-Rose come on for the last minutes of play. The first named obtains a free kick 28 meters from the opponent's cage. Jean-Marie Taillard takes care of it and hits the post!

The Ginglinaise reaction (75′)

Yassin Amraoui leans on a teammate, also succeeds in his rake, and triggers a strike. She barely misses it. We believed in the reduction of the score here!

A sublime second goal (70′)

This goal from Hicham Benkaid is magnificent. The midfielder took advantage of very good work from the spinning Ferrah to inherit the ball, 20 meters from the goal, full axis. After a rake, he places a shot flush with the post. That's a two-goal gap and the mission becomes even more complicated for the residents of R1.

Change for Ginglin-Cesson (65′)

The Briochins are trying to sound a revolt but the offensive players are poor in hitting balls. Samba Diarra left, Sylvio Berteli entered. Note the loud applause to accompany the exit of Ahmad Allee.

Opener for Rouen (56′)

The people of Rouen are rewarded for their efforts. Ichem Ferrah perfectly wraps a new corner which lands at the feet of Valentin Sanson. Positioned on the goal line, the defender just has to push the ball in.

In reaction, Steven Papin replaces Le Berre with Amraoui.

As in the first (53′)

We start again on the same bases. Rouen has a monopoly on the ball. Ichem Ferrah continues to be dangerous, like his two left-footed shots which flirt with the crossbar.

Quentin Urvoy, tough on the man, was warned with a yellow card a few minutes before. And ahead, Ginglin-Cesson is still struggling to find himself. The passes are not supported enough.

It’s back to Guingamp (46′)

The commitment is given by the Rouen players.

End of the first period: 0-0 (45′)

No goal scored between Ginglin-Cesson and Rouen. Steven Papin's players held up well against Régis Brouard's men. The latter created numerous situations and two clear opportunities without deceiving the vigilance of the Briochine rearguard. However, we will have to be more precise in the last 30 meters to score on the local side.

Hinault saves his people! (34′)

Found in the penalty area, the Rouen number 10 strikes despite the closed angle at 6 meters, Hinault pushes back. It was hot on Ginglin-Cesson's goal!

A briochine jumpsuit (30′)

The match continues to unravel. After a good movement of three on the side in one and two touches of the ball, Samba Diarra is launched into the depth but the Norman goalkeeper is the fastest.

We came very close to opening the score (24′)

The Rouen number 9 rises higher than everyone on this corner hit from the right side. His cross header passes to the left of Alexandre Carl Hinault's post.

Ginglin-Cesson resists well (21′)

Dorian Haguet is particularly prominent in these first 20 minutes. The captain scratches a good number of balls and plays very cleanly. Ahead, the tendency is towards haste.

Voltage in air (11′)

The duels intensify. Hicham Benkaid is warned of a yellow card after a foul committed on Jean-Marie Taillard, author of a small festival.

The Costarmoricans dare and try to approach the opposing goal. It still lacks accuracy in the penultimate pass.

First opportunity for Rouen (8′)

Ahmad Allee receives a cross from the right. His recovery does not catch the frame. First thrill in Roudourou’s bays.

Rouen settles in the Ginglin-Cesson camp (4′)

The first minutes are to be used by the National players. They handle the ball well, use the width wisely with a block positioned high on the pitch. But still no opportunity.

Let's go to Roudourou!

The kick-off is given by the residents of R1.

Ginglin-Cesson wears a white jersey with a gradient of red on the shoulders. Rouen is green.

Nearly 2000 supporters

Ten minutes before kick-off, the Presidential stand is well-stocked. The Rouennais came by several dozen. In all, nearly 2,000 people took their seats at the Roudourou stadium.

The composition of the teams

The two teams will play in 3-5-2.

Ahmad Allee, who played for Ginglin-Cesson, starts in the Rouen midfield. His little brother, Dana, is on the Yellow and Black bench.

Ginglin-Cesson: 1. Alexandre Carl Hinault – 2. Loick Nguema, 3. Jean-Marie Taillard, 4. Arthur Le Foll, 5. Quentin Urvoy – 6. Dorian Haguet (cap), 7. Paul Jehanno, 8. Mickael Le Berre, 9. Aurélien Joulain – 10. Sylvain Richard, 11. Samba Diarra.

Substitutes: 12. Pindi Soba, 13. Sylvio Berteli, 14. Matthieu Menard, 15. Yassin Amraoui, 16. Ramzi Badaoui, 17. Dana Allee, 18. Nathan Marie-Rose.

Rouen: 1. Axel Maraval – 2. Dany Goprou, 3. Mathieu Mion, 4. Valentin Sanson, 5. Clément Bassin (cap) – 6. Mustapha Benzia, 7. Ichem Ferrah, 8. Ahmad Allee – 9. Diawoye Diarra, 10. Hicham Benkaid, 11. Jason Mbock.

Replacements: 12. Amede Kabongo, 13. Amara Toure, 14. Omar Bezzekhami, 15. Malik Abdelmoula, 16. Lucas Royes, 17. Nael Bensoula, 18. Christ Letono.

Pre-match

actu.fr readers, welcome to our live stream. You are following the match between Ginglin-Cesson (R1) and Rouen (National).

Facing US Alençon (N3), in the previous round, Steven Papin's players (R1) did not give up despite the hierarchical superiority of the Normans. The locals, who remained on two cards in the championship (7-1 victories against Saint-Renan and 5-2 against Pluvigner Kériolets), perfectly shook up the established order. Diarra first scored after half an hour of play (1-0, 32^e) before definitively validating the qualification at the very end of the match on an achievement by Marie-Rose (2-0, 86^e).

For the first time in its history, the ASG-C will play an 8^e French Cup tour at the Roudourou stadium, legendary venue of the En Avant de Guingamp club, Saturday November 30 at 6:30 p.m.

Steven Papin's men will have a hard time facing Rouen (National), exempt in the previous round. The Normans have only two victories this season in the championship and are in 13th place^e place in the ranking (out of 17).

Last year, the club left its mark on the French Cup by eliminating Toulouse, the defending champion, on penalties (3-3, 12-11), then AS Monaco. They fell to Valenciennes in the quarter-final.

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