If Chambly has not yet unlocked its victory counter in four games this season, it took a very good point this Saturday night in Caen (0-0).
Central defender Guillaume Dequaire, author of a header that almost hit the mark, looks back on his team's performance.
How do you analyze this point taken in Caen?
Guillaume Dequaire.
We are a team that plays maintenance, so all the points are worth taking.
This is the difference between Caen and us.
We're not doing the same championship.
That's a good point.
Now, the physiognomy of the match means that we can, perhaps, think, hot, that we could have garnered two more points.
There were bars, posts, we'll see again ...
Last season, at the 4
th
day, you've already got the 0-0 against the same opponent ...
It's good here (laughs).
No goals conceded here in two seasons.
Well, no goal scored either, but as the coach said it's a good point.
This is the first time in four days that Chambly has not conceded a goal.
Does that reassure you?
There was the covid-19 effect, the cut, the preparation… We didn't start very well, it must be said.
We have the impression that we are gaining momentum.
We take the matches as they come, and for once, tonight, it's not too bad.
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Chambly had the balls to win.
Is it a regret?
For the confidence capital, it would have been good for our attackers to put one.
Our foreigners (Editor's note: the Slovenian Luka Susnjara and the Macedonian Vlatko Stojanovski) are discovering the championship, they must also put their first goal to get started.
It will come.
You even came very close to opening the scoring.
What happened to this specific action?
I touch the ball, I close my eyes.
I would have preferred her to come home.
I asked the goalkeeper afterwards, he told me that it hit the corner… We know we're pretty good offensively on set pieces.
We try to play our game in this direction.
It could have hit the mark here.
Do you blame Bammou, the Caen striker, guilty at your address of a fault which caused his expulsion?
It's a fact of the game. The tension was building on the action before.
We defend our guardian, them attacking them, there is a small crowd, the blood has risen a little to the bloods' brains ... Is Bammou still in there on the action just after and he wants revenge?
I don't think so, it's not the style of the player.
It's a bad gesture, but I know it's not bad of him.
It was a turning point, we would have liked to push a little more ...
