Like last season, the Parisian invites you to take a tour of the football program in Île-de-France.
This week is marked by the 3rd day of National and the 2nd day of National 2. The National 3 begins this weekend for the last time in the “regionalised” form set up six years ago.
Among young people, the U17s also resume a week after the big ones in U19.
For women and futsal, it will be necessary to wait until September for the big start in the league.
There will still be a very pleasant appetizer this Sunday with the Trophée des Champions between Lyon and PSG.
The challenge of the weekend: a trophy for the PSG girls?
Like the boys against Nantes (4-0), the girls of PSG want their Trophy.
However, the mission will be much more complicated against the multiple champions of France and Europe, Olympique Lyonnais.
Led by their new coach, Gérard Prêcheur, the Parisians have a great victory (2-1) against Levante in a friendly match on August 23rd.
𝙇𝙚 𝙏𝙧𝙤𝙥𝙝𝙚 𝙏𝙧𝙤𝙥𝙝𝙚 𝙙𝙚𝙨 𝙙𝙚𝙨 🏆 🏆
L ' @Olfeminin, champion of France #d1arkema, faces @PSG_feminines winner of the female @coupedefrance, for the trophy of champions this Sunday ⚡
🗓 🗓 Sunday August 28
⏰ 9:00 pm
📺 @Canalplus #d1arkema pic.twitter. com/eNKomi2oiI
— D1 Arkema (@D1Arkema) August 22, 2022
The poster: Versailles - Bourg-en-Bresse
Nothing better than to face the leader to revive?
After a good start against Martigues (2-1), followed by a setback during their first trip last week to Le Puy (2-0), the long-toothed promoted Versailles hopes to get back on track against Bourg-en- Bresse, one of the five leaders with 1 win and 1 draw.
The Yvelinois will try to show that the Chibhi affair (the club coach who was placed in police custody at the end of June for "invasion of privacy" and "recording of a pornographic image of a minor of 15 years”) will not destabilize them.
[#OffreWeb] 🎟 - Make sure you have a place for FC Versailles 🆚 FBBP01 at the Jean Bouin stadium this Friday August 26 at 7:30 p.m. #FCVFBBP01 #NationalFFF
➡️ https://t.co/3c87PRb3Ja pic.twitter.com/vDHysYTO0f
— FC Versailles 👑 (@FCVersaillesOff) August 22, 2022
The question of the weekend: a new exploit for Ile-de-France residents in N2?
After a fanfare start, the seven Ile-de-France teams involved in National 2 are all dreaming of a second feat.
If the Big 7 of Île-de-France won seven victories in as many games eight days ago, they can dream of doing the same this weekend… since there is no derby.
But we will have to be very strong, especially for Poissy, who is making a perilous trip to Blois.
With Poissy, three other Ile-de-France teams will try to win far from their bases.
[N2] #JamelSandjak and the Steering Committee @LPIFF75 wish a very good season to the 7 representatives from the Ile-de-France who enter the running this Saturday in @N2Championnat with a special mention for our promoted Altosequan @racing_cff ✊ pic.twitter.com/XNvZ066VuP
– Paris Ile-de-France Football League (@LPIFF75) August 20, 2022
Player to watch: Cheikh Touré (Poissy)
Behind Farid Beziouen, the Bobigny striker, author of a hat-trick last week and already at the top of the group B scorers' ranking, we must not forget the fine performance of Cheikh Touré.
The 24-year-old Poissy striker scored twice which also places him at the forefront of the best goleadors in group A. In Blois, the former player of Sainte-Geneviève, Viry or even Paris 13 Atletico will try to continue on its way.
Sleep well team 🟡🔵?
Our double scorer wishes you a good Sunday 🔥 pic.twitter.com/sOZQly4SFO
– AS Poissy Football (@AsPoissyFoot) August 21, 2022
The match to watch: PSG (b) - PFC (b)
It's not every day that the two best clubs in the region, PSG and PFC, face each other.
Obviously, these are not the first two teams but their reserves in National 3. Despite everything, the meeting will not be missed this Saturday at 4 p.m. during the first day of the championship at Camp des Loges in Saint -Germain-en-Laye.
Last season, the PFC finished runner-up to Racing while PSG finished in 6th place.
The big first: CA Vitry - Montrouge
It's a day of celebration for CA Vitry and Montrouge, two of the three promoted to National 3 this season.
If for Le Mée, the third thief, who faces Drancy on Sunday, it is only a simple return after three years of waiting.
On the other hand, it will be a great first for the clubs of Val-de-Marne and Hauts-de-Seine, who had never played at this level.
As luck would have it, the two teams will face off this Saturday (6:30 p.m.) in Val-de-Marne for a clash of graduates which promises to be tasty.
A historic first for Montrouge, founded in 1951, and for CA Vitry, which was born in the 19th century in… 1897!
The number: 5
Attention danger.
The new N3 championship which starts this weekend will do damage.
With five descents planned out of the 14 teams involved, it will be necessary to hold on well so as not to fall into Regional 1. Moreover, after six years, the 5th level is also beginning its transformation.
It will go from 12 groups to 11 groups and will no longer take place in the regional format.
Among young people, four derbies on the bill
It's back-to-school time for the national U17s.
A week after the U19s, the young shoots are eager to do battle.
Among the youngest, two derbies will liven up this first day with FC Mantois - Brétigny in group A and Torcy - Paris 13 Atlético in group B. Among the older players, Drancy receives PSG with ambition while the Torcéens will challenge the PFC.
The program
National
(3rd day).
Friday (7.30 p.m.):
Villefranche (15th) - Paris 13 Atletico (13th), Versailles (8th) - Bourg-en-Bresse (1st) (Jean-Bouin stadium, Paris 16th).
Monday (9 p.m.):
Sedan (16th) - Red Star (3rd).
National 2
(2nd day).
Group A. Saturday (5 p.m.):
Racing CF (3rd) - Châteaubriant (15th) (Yves-du-Manoir stadium in Colombes);
6 p.m.:
Blois (6th) - Poissy (4th).
Group B. Saturday (4 p.m.):
Colmar (16th) - Lusitanos Saint-Maur (2nd);
6 p.m.:
Épinal (11th) - Sainte-Geneviève (3rd), Wasquehal (7th) - Bobigny (1st), Créteil (4th) - Reims (b) (6th) (Dominique-Duvauchelle stadium);
6:30 p.m.:
Fleury (5th) - Furiani-Agliani (13th) (Auguste-Gentelet stadium).
National 3
(1st day).
Saturday (3 p.m.):
Les Ulis - Les Mureaux (Jean-Marc Salinier stadium);
4 p.m.:
PSG (b) - Paris FC (b) (Georges-Lefèvre stadium in Saint-Germain-en-Laye);
6 p.m.:
Entente SSG - Ivry (Michel-Hidalgo sports park in Saint-Gratien), Linas-Montlhéry - Le Blanc-Mesnil (Paul-Desgouillons stadium in Montlhéry);
6:30 p.m.:
CA Vitry - Montrouge (Roger-Couderc stadium).
Sunday (3 p.m.):
Brétigny - Aubervilliers (Auguste-Delaune stadium), Le Mée - Drancy (Pozoblanco sports park).
U 19 Nationals
(2nd day).
Group A. Sunday (3 p.m.):
Montfermeil (6th) - Valenciennes (5th) (Henri-Vidal stadium), Drancy (8th) - PSG (10th) (Charles-Sage stadium).
Group B. Sunday (3 p.m.):
Bobigny (13th) - Auxerre (6th) (Auguste-Delaune stadium), Torcy (12th) - Paris FC (7th) (Frémoy sports complex).
U 17 Nationals
(1st day).
Group A. Sunday (3 p.m.):
PSG - Quevilly (Georges-Lefèvre stadium in Saint-Germain-en-Laye), FC Mantois - Brétigny (Aime-Bergeal stadium in Mantes-la-Ville), Montrouge - Châteauroux (Jean -Lezer), Paris FC - Amiens (Déjerine stadium in Paris XX).
Group B. Saturday (3 p.m.):
Troyes - Montfermeil, Red Star - Reims (Marville sports park in La Courneuve);
8 p.m.:
Torcy - Paris 13 Atletico (Frémoy sports complex).
Sunday (3 p.m.):
Young Aubervilliers - Boulogne-sur-Mer (André-Karman stadium), Lens - Drancy.
Champions Trophy.
Sunday (9 p.m. in Dunkirk):
Lyon - PSG.