ASSE played this Saturday against Lens, at Geoffroy Guichard. After a second convincing victory against Auxerre (3-1), the Greens wanted to continue. Like every week, here are the Saint-Etienne players’ notes from the match played this Saturday at 7 p.m. in the cauldron.
Gautier Larsonneur 5
He remains vigilant by diverting a floating shot from Khusanov (4th) and makes a save on a tense shot from Diouf (8th). However, he made an error on Frankowski’s long shot (20th, 0-1). On the other hand, he was impeccable on Khusanov’s free kick (45th+1). Unfortunately, Labeau-Lascary managed to double the lead against him (79th, 0-2).
Dennis Appiah 4
Few complaints to make about him on the defensive level, but his rises and his offensive contribution are really limited. The difference with his Frankowski counterpart is impressive at this level.
Younis Abdelhamid 4
Surprise starter in place of Dylan Batubinsika, the Moroccan international delivered a decent performance. He finished with cramps in the 80th minute, which led to his replacement by Batubinsika, to the whistles of the Saint-Etienne public.
Mickaël Nade 3
Although solid in the duels and combative against the Lensois striker, he is largely at fault on the second goal, which tarnishes his general evaluation.
Leo Petrot 5
The Saint-Etienne left-back had a match similar to that of Dennis Appiah. If he was serious and reliable defensively, his offensive surges and his contribution to creating danger in the opposing defense were very limited.
Pierre Ekwah 4
Established as a sentinel in front of the defense, he was overtaken by the Lensois attacker on the second goal. In difficulty like the entire Saint-Etienne environment, he suffered, especially in the first half.
Mathis Amougou 4
Difficult match for the young Stéphanois. Taken by the physical and technical intensity of the Lens environment, he tried to recover numerous balls… without success. He was replaced in the 60th minute by Louis Mouton, who made a good start.
Aimen Moueffek 5
Deprived of preparation due to an early injury, the Moroccan international hopeful lacks energy and precision at the start of the season. Its technical inaccuracies, linked to the lack of collective control, do not enhance it. He encountered difficulties yesterday.
Zuriko Davitashvili 4
The Georgian striker, who had just scored a superb hat-trick against Auxerre, was forgotten by Boakye when he could have equalized. More involved in defensive than offensive tasks, he, like the team, had difficulty putting himself forward during Saint-Etienne’s rare forays.
Ibrahim Sissoko 4
The Malian international striker had an ungrateful match. Often lonely during screenings, he tried to do his best against opponents like Danso and Khusanov.
Matthew Cafaro 4
The Stéphanois winger, starting again after Ben Old’s injury, was not to his advantage and gave way to Augustine Boakye, who showed some good things. The question of who will start in the match against Angers will certainly arise for the Saint-Etienne staff.
Olivier Dall’Oglio 4
The ASSE coach attempted a coup by relaunching Abdelhamid after two matches on the bench. Ultimately, his choices did not pay off, even if his coaching could have allowed ASSE to leave with a point.
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