Soignies takes over the ASub after rest

Soignies won against the ASUB on Saturday evening in an offbeat match of the 10th day of D1. A Sonégian success that will still take a long time to take shape, the Waterlootois leading to the Oranges before suffering more in the second period.

Contested in conditions made complicated by a pouring rain during almost all of the 80 minutes, the meeting between Soignies and the ASUB saw two teams leaving the truce clash, with imprecisions and hesitations on both sides.

After a first missed Sonégian penalty and a muscular explanation in the 10th minute of play, the ASub offered itself the first try of the game: Rourke Benadé indeed flattened at the 18th (0-5). Shortly after, the Waterlootois insisted this time on penalty (0-8).

Soignies, somewhat jostled, took a slight ascendancy in the game at the end of half-time and concretized shortly before the break of a test on the ball (7-8).

While the rain was redoubled in intensity at the start of the second period, Soignies intensified for its part its domination. Valentin Hoebeke, in a corner, was responsible for giving the careers for the first time at the 46th (14-8).

Deprived of the ball and dominated in a closed melee, the ASUB conceded a third try before the hour of play (21-8), works by Samuel Opsomer after several Pick & Go. A quarter of an hour from the term, Basile Dascotte, author of a beautiful breakthrough, then planted the fourth test of his family synonymous with offensive bonus, definitively cutting the grass under the foot of the Brabanings (28-8).

In the ranking, Soignies is guaranteed to keep its first place at the end of a 10th day which continues on Sunday.