After a balanced end of the first half, Ganshoren directly resumed the advantage when returning from the locker room. The German -speaking did not allow themselves to be killed and managed to return to the score once again, Katanga having followed a strike from Di Mattéo repelled by the goalkeeper. Better yet, Jonathan Negrin’s protégés passed the bill, when Luca Jehoulet let his left foot speak to send a superb strip in the skylight. Eupen B was then found at ten, Jaden Malhage ecoled with a second yellow card for a simulation which was not one. Despite the entry into the game of Geoffrey Mujangi Bia, the former Charleroi and Standard player, the score was no longer evolved.
At the end of the debates, Jonathan Negrin, the Eupenois coach, did not hide his joy. “I am very happy for the kids because it’s been a very long period that they work every day with each time the defeat in the end. It’s always complicated to get back but they did it Without relieving it is finally rewarded. Perfect for him, even if he had to go out as a precaution. “
AS Eupen B 3 – Ganshoren 2
Arbitrator: M. Sayoud.
Red card: Malhage (2J, 65th).
Yellow cards: Malhage, Kessi; Javorina, Balde, Mokam.
-Buts: Moussa (0-1, 5th), Pirard (1-1, 23rd), Boulhassane (1-2, 48th), Katanga (2-2, 58th), Jehoulet (3-2, 62nd).
AS EUPEN B: Criminisi, Ngangala, Chavet, Lobzhanidze, Di Matteo (68E Filorizzo), Tihon, Malhage, Widlarz (73e Kessi), Jehoulet, Jourdan, Piard (41E Katanga).
Ganshoren: Nunez, Seddiki, Mokam, Carvelis (64th Nzau-Mavenga), Moussa, Combi of Manjang, Bulhassane, Bosau Nketa (64th Mujangi Bia), Javorina, Scholl, Balde.
