At the start of the final sprint, "Le Parisien" invites you to take a tour of the football program in Ile-de-France, from National 2 to National 3 via young people.
A weekend that is still very important even if the National ended last week and the Women's D1 takes a break before the last two days.
The poster: Paris 13 Atletico to get closer to the climb against Metz
Two days from the end, Paris 13 Atletico is certainly a fragile leader of group B of National 2, followed by Fleury, at one point.
But the team from the 13th arrondissement still has its destiny between its feet.
Fabien Valéri's team receives the reserve from Metz (13th), while his rival, undefeated since January, moves to Saint-Quentin (9th) which has nothing left to play for.
In the event of success against Metz and if Fleury does not win (draw or defeat) in Saint-Quentin, Paris 13 Atletico would be promoted to National on Saturday evening.
𝐏𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐬 𝟏𝟑 - 𝐌𝐞𝐭𝐳 ⚽
All together on Saturday to support Paris 13 Atletico at Stade Boutroux!
The Greens and Blacks can be crowned champions in the event of victory against the FC Metz reserve and a favorable result... Be there! #TeamGobelins 💚🖤 pic.twitter.com/07zmvVsPVm
- Paris 13 Atletico (@Paris13Atletico) May 17, 2022
The annoying question: will the Créteil reserve be relegated too?
Racing promoted to National 2 for three weeks, the stakes in National 3 are focused on the fight to stay at the bottom of the table.
Three days from the end, it still concerns 5 teams: Les Mureaux, Ivry (26 points), Créteil (22), Les Ulis (21), FC Mantois, Meaux (17).
The Meldoise red lantern shows its last card against the Créteil reserve in a match that will be worth a lot.
Already relegated to National, Créteil must avoid a second descent which would darken an already not very good picture.
Player to watch: Abdeldjalil Hachem
Facing the Lusitanos Saint-Maur, FC 93 Bobigny will try to secure their 4th place in group B of National 2, which would be a great performance given their limited means.
He can count on Abdeldjalil Hashem.
At 20, the FC 93 Bobigny midfielder is one of the revelations of this season in Île-de-France.
The former captain of the U19s from Drancy, where he played for a long time, has scored 3 goals in 18 games.
The attacking midfielder is already followed by many higher level clubs and could quickly follow in the footsteps of his brother Ryad (ex-Drancy, Paris FC, Guingamp) also author of a full season in National at Cholet.
The reward: Pape Meissa Ba received his top scorer trophy
Pape Meissa Ba, received his National top scorer trophy on Friday.
The 24-year-old Red Star Senegalese striker has scored 21 goals this season.
A magnificent season that attracted covetousness.
Meissa Ba is very much in demand in L2 and abroad.
But the Red Star, bought by 777 Partners and which, according to our information, could finally retain its pro status (like Le Mans and Orléans) hopes to keep it.
Two hat-tricks, extraordinary activity and 21 goals.
Pape Meïssa Ba received his National Championship top scorer trophy yesterday at Bauer, alongside Steve Marlet, Reda Hammache and Habib Beye!
Congratulations Pope 👏
— Red Star FC ✪ (@RedStarFC) May 20, 2022
Among young people: the big challenge for the U19s of Drancy
First amateur team to qualify for the final phase of the national U19 championship, Drancy inherited a big chunk with a trip to Monaco.
The team joins the principality this Saturday morning by train.
“You can only be positive when you were able to get out of pool A by winning the last match 4-2 in Valenciennes, decisive for your qualification for the quarter-finals, considers Nassim El Abdi, coach of the U19s of Drancy.
Monaco is superior in terms of means and renown, it's a top French club but we have our card to play, we know our strengths and we're going to go there with long teeth.
We're going to play it hard.
The goal is not to stop at Monaco, it is to be champion of France.
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🏆🇬🇧 The draw for the U19 playoffs was made this Monday:
Monaco vs JA Drancy
OL vs Brest
PSG vs Toulouse
Nantes vs Strasbourg pic.twitter.com/2eSzBtrnFX
— Formation Football Club (@FormationFC_) May 16, 2022
The program
NATIONAL 2 (29th day).
Group A. Saturday, 6 p.m
.: Poissy - Granville (Léo Lagrange stadium), Saint-Pryvé-Saint-Hilaire - Versailles.
Group B. Saturday 6 p.m
.: Paris 13 Atletico - Metz (b) (Boutroux stadium), Saint-Quentin - Fleury, Bobigny - Lusitanos Saint-Maur (Auguste Delaune stadium), Sainte-Geneviève - Belfort (Sports Park), Auxerre (b) - SSG Agreement.
NATIONAL 3 (24th day).
Saturday, 3 p.m.:
Racing - Ivry (Yves-du-Manoir stadium),
4 p.m.:
Aubervilliers - Brétigny (Karman stadium),
6 p.m.:
FC Mantois -Linas-Montlhéry (Aimé Bergeal stadium), Blanc-Mesnil -Paris FC ( b) (Jean-Bouin stadium), PSG - Les Ulis (Camp des Loges), Meaux - Créteil (b) (Corazza stadium).
Sunday, 3 p.m
.: Les Mureaux - Drancy (Léo Lagrange stadium).
U19 (play-off, quarter-finals).
Sunday, 1 p.m.:
Monaco - Drancy, 2 p.m.: PSG - Toulouse (Camp des Loges).