Like last season, Le Parisien invites you to analyze and decipher the results of Ile-de-France clubs.
The weekend was marked by the seizure of power by Racing and Créteil in groups A and B of National 2. Among the young people, new card for Montfermeil.
The performance of the weekend: in Versailles, it's castle life for Racing
For its first at the Montbauron stadium in Versailles, Racing crushed the Rennes reserve (5-1).
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Under the eyes of Mathieu Bodmer, sports director of Le Havre (L2) and consultant (Amazon Prime, RMC), his performance was exciting.
Downgraded in the hierarchy of goalkeepers in Rennes after being bought 10 million euros from Dijon, in 2021 the Senegalese international Alfred Gomis was sent off in the 10th minute after a failed exit.
If Samake opened the scoring on a penalty (0-1, 21st), Racing forwards Venuste Baboula (39th), Arnold Vula (41st, 67th), Phiippe Bahenda (64th) and Merwan Ifanoui (73rd) then feasted .
Promoted, Racing is still undefeated (7 wins, 2 draws) and takes advantage of the defeats of Rouen and Poissy to seize the chair of leader of group A of National 2. It will face Poissy on November 26 then will go to Rouen the week of 'after.
“There is cohesion in this group, we have been together for 2-3 years.
He wants to go get things.
When you're promoted, it's never easy to calibrate.
We are having a good start to the season which has reassured us, but we are only at the 9th day.
We're going to try to take as many points as possible between now and the break, and then we'll see where we'll be…”, underlines coach Guillaume Norbert.
Read alsoOur report on Racing's first match at Versailles
The number: 26
The number of goals scored by Racing in nine games since the start of the season.
That is an average of almost 3 goals per game.
It is the best attack of the 64 National 2 teams.
The flop: Fleury collapses in Belfort
Fleury until then undefeated and leader of group B of National 2 is going through a delicate pass.
Two weeks ago, the Essonniens narrowly escaped against Wasquehal by winning (4-3) in the 96th minute after being led 0-3.
Last week, they were eliminated from the Coupe de France against Reims Saint-Anne, a team of N3.
Finally, on Saturday, they fell heavily in Belfort (3-0) conceding their first defeat of the season.
Fleury lost its leading position to Créteil.
⏱️ 𝗙𝗶𝗻 𝗱𝘂 𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗰𝗵.
Evening to forget in Belfort land following this first setback of the season.
#ASMBFCF91 pic.twitter.com/v2DQjw8RSX
— FC Fleury 91 (@FCFleury91) November 5, 2022
The sentence: “The ranking?
I watch it from afar."
Winner at Épinal, thanks to the 2nd goal of the season from his midfielder Moïse Sakava Sangola (0-1, 45th), Créteil takes the lead in group B of National 2. This is the 3rd victory for the Cristoliens on the road.
“We were able to weather the storm.
Then the whole match is mastered.
We were able to pick up the thread of this meeting.
The arrival of the supporters coincided with our taking control of the match.
It's great to hear them throughout the meeting.
I thank them for their support.
The ranking, I watch it from afar.
What matters to me is the content and the team.
The boys realized that we had the ability to be ambitious in the game, ”says coach Stéphane Masala on the US Créteil website.
Stéphane Masala's reaction after the success at Épinal: https://t.co/PDCBpgi1Iu#SASEUSCL pic.twitter.com/a1Oqqv7S1e
— US Créteil Lusitanos 🐏 (@uscl_football) November 5, 2022
The player: Mondy Prunier (Versailles)
Winner Friday at Châteauroux (1-0), his first success of the season outside, Versailles is provisionally 2nd in the National pending the result of Dunkirk which moves this Monday evening (9 p.m.) to Red Star.
Very effective, the Versaillese converted one of their only chances on a recovery from Mondy Prunier (75th), following a corner.
The 22-year-old Haitian center-forward scored his 3rd game in 7 games.
After a good first season in France in Rouen (9 goals) where he arrived from Red Star Baie-Mahault (Guadeloupe), Prunier was transferred to Versailles this summer for a sum of around 150,000 euros.
Unheard of at this level...
FC Versailles remains stuck at the top of the ranking!
Follow the game live at https://t.co/nqxOy8CVIp#NationalFFF pic.twitter.com/IPJewNeEUl
— National Championship (@NationalFFF) November 4, 2022
The match: Aubervilliers held on well to Montrouge
After the feat against QRM (L2) in the Coupe de France and before leaving to play the 8th round in Reunion, Rachid Youcef had made his players aware of the need to “come down from their cloud” The speech passed.
Auber, who scored first through Amine Meftah (15th), did not have an easy match afterwards in Montrouge, being twice in the lead.
But Johnley Chery then Mouhoub Nait Merabet managed to equalize both times (3-3).
The return: after 17 months of absence, Youssoupha Ndiaye has replayed with the reserve of Paris FC
His last match dated back to May 15, 2021 during the last day of L2 between Paris FC and Chambly (3-0).
In June 2021 during his vacation, Youssoupha Ndiaye seriously injured his ankle.
The former central defender of Lyon-Duchère (National), 16 L2 games with Paris FC, had a white season.
But after more than 17 months of absence, Ndiaye (25) who resumed training with the Paris FC reserve, played again this Sunday in National 3 in Brétigny (2-1 defeat).
He came on for the last 27 minutes.
Among young people: Montfermeil pursues its solo rider
Another card for Montfermeil in group A of the U 19 national championship. Fabio Frasconi's players crushed Lille (4-0) with goals from Bilal Merouga (16th), Sam Ziane (55th), Aboubakar Dibay (66th) and Kurtys Foungala (70th).
Montfermeil consolidates its place as undefeated leader with 9 wins and 2 draws.
@FCMontfermeil 4-0 @losclive 🔥
Big trip to the 2nd at @RCLens next week 🙏
In photo, Brian, 2005, Romainville player from District D3 last year who played in u19 Nat today against Lille.
Or 7 div difference in a few months.
Football is beautiful 😍 pic.twitter.com/LO60Fdp473
— Mohanalyse (@MohaBezzouaoui) November 6, 2022
THE RESULTS
National (11th day)
Chateauroux - Versailles 0-1.
Monday, 7 p.m.: Paris 13 Atletico - Orléans (Charléty stadium), 9 p.m.: Red Star - Dunkirk (Bauer stadium).
National 2 (9th day)
Group
A.
Racing SBB - Rennes (b) 5-1, Chateaubriant - Poissy 2-1.
Group B.
Sainte-Geneviève - Haguenau 4-1, Lusitanos Saint-Maur -Reims (b) 0-0, Epinal - Créteil 0-1, FC 93 Bobigny BG - Metz (b) 2-0, Belfort - Fleury 3- 0
National 3 (7th day)
Le Blanc-Mesnil - Drancy 0-4, Entente SSG - PSG (b) 2-3, Ivry - Les Mureaux 0-0, Linas-Montlhéry - Les Ulis 1-2, Montrouge - Aubervilliers 3-3, Vitry - Le Mée , Brétigny - Paris FC (b) 2-1
U19 Nationals (11th day)
Group A.
PSG - Gonfreville 7-0, Valenciennes - Drancy 2-0, Montfermeil - Lille 4-0
Group
B. Le Puy - Torcy, FC 93 0-0, Bobigny BG - Paris FC 2-1
D1 Women (7th day)
Paris FC - Bordeaux 1-1, PSG - Montpellier 2-2, Fleury - Le Havre 3-0.