Like last season, Le Parisien invites you to analyze and decipher the results of Ile-de-France clubs.
The weekend was marked by the victory of Aubervilliers at Paris FC in N3, the first defeat of Racing in N2 which nevertheless retains its chair as leader of group A, just like Créteil, wide winner of Colmar, in group B On the youth side, Montfermeil were beaten for the first time in the clash at Lens.
The poster of the weekend: Auber brings down the leader
Before flying to Reunion where they will play the 8th round of the Coupe de France next Sunday at La Tamponnaise, the Aubervilliers players struck a blow on Saturday at the reserve of Paris FC, leader of N3 before the match.
Paris FC however led three times with goals from Loup-Diwan Gueho (32nd, 50th) and Alexandre Fressange (45th).
But Auber equalized each time - goals from Masire Konate (43rd), Amine Meftah (45th + 1, 59th sp) -, before snatching victory through Bakary Niakate (3-4, 85th).
“It's a very good victory against the leader in a spectacular match with 7 goals, underlines coach Rachid Youcef.
It was a match that I feared just before the trip to Reunion.
We came out of two poor performances in the league with 1 point taken out of 6 possible (defeat against Blanc Mesnil and draw at Montrouge).
It was essential to restart the machine.
I congratulate the players for the mental qualities shown after being behind three times.
They were able to put the last effort at the end of the match to snatch a deserved victory for my taste.
The collective control of the ball was important in this meeting against a team that likes to have the ball.
I will finally be able to devote myself 100% to the Cup match against La Tamponnaise.
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The sentence: Habib Beye: “Brest?
I hope everyone realizes that this is just a rumour”
Friday, the Red Star went to get a very good draw at the leader of the National Concarneau (0-0).
“We were frustrated in the first period, said Habib Beye.
We have two face-to-face.
I don't remember seeing Butelle make a save.
We were solid defensively.
It's a real satisfaction when you know what Concarneau is capable of doing at home.
We behaved like a team that was leading even though it's Concarneau at the moment and they deserve it.
But this match gives a lot of strength and confidence to my team.
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@BeyeHabib next coach of @SB29?
His response at a press conference after the draw (0-0) between @USConcarneau and his @RedStarFC team @TelegrammeSport pic.twitter.com/A5J679mvQs
— Luc Besson (@LucBsson) November 11, 2022
The Red Star coach also wanted to clarify the interest of Brest (L 1) mentioned by several media: "I hope that given the commitment of my team and my own commitment, everyone realizes it's just a rumor.
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The number: 1
End of series for Racing which was undefeated (7 wins, 2 draws).
The promoted, leader of group A of National 2 fell to Blois (2-1) for the first time.
“There was a team in front of us which was playing its survival and which behaved as the little ones do in the Coupe de France.
They put intensity in all the duels, they played all their opportunities in counter-attack and on this greasy and bumpy ground, we did not manage to find the parade", notes Serge Gnonsoro, assistant of Guillaume Norbert, in the columns of
La Nouvelle République.
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Still leading thanks to draws at Poissy and Rouen, Racing should know more within three weeks.
He received Poissy on November 26 before going to Rouen the following week.
⏱️ 90' |
❌ It's over in Blois.
Despite a reaction in the second half and a goal from Mohamed El Korchi, Racing fell by losing (2-1).
We will have to get up in two weeks against Poissy in a top-of-the-table Ile-de-France derby. #BF41Racing 2️⃣-1️⃣ |
#GoRacing pic.twitter.com/4QD8aqKnwj
— Racing Club de France Football (@racing_cff) November 12, 2022
The perf: Sainte-Geneviève on the podium
Quietly, Sainte-Geneviève made a very good start to the championship in Group B of National.
Manu Dorado's players won (1-0) on the Reims reserve field thanks to a goal from Salya Touré (52nd).
The Essonniens are undefeated for 4 games (3 wins, 1 draw).
The player of the weekend: Ibrahima Seck (Créteil)
New leader of group B of National 2 since last weekend, Créteil confirmed this new status on Saturday against Colmar (4-1).
Stéphane Masala's players were already leading 3-0 after 14 minutes with goals from Ismaël Keita (2nd), Ibrahima Seck (12th), and Kémo Kenneh (14th).
Kenneh then offered himself a double (4-1, 80th).
For his fifth match with Créteil since his return in September, Ibrahima Seck (33) has therefore scored his first goal.
The Senegalese international midfielder had already played between 2012 and 2015 in Créteil (100 games, 10 goals) including two L2 seasons.
He returned seven years after his departure and visits to Auxerre (L2), Waasland-Beveren, Genk and Zulte-Waregem (D1 Belgium).
👏👏👏 THANK YOU!
#USCLSRC pic.twitter.com/wa6aVLCRQq
— US Créteil Lusitanos 🐏 (@uscl_football) November 12, 2022
Among young people: Montfermeil falls, FC 93 Bobigny confirms
In the shock of group A of U19, Montfermeil, leader until then undefeated, fell at La Gaillette at his dolphin Lens (4-1).
The Lensois seize the leader's chair.
Montfermeil passes 2nd.
4-1 defeat at @RCLens
Logical and deserved.
A team that plays just like the pros.
3-4-3, with player profiles similar to the pros and game principles similar to the pros.
That's a club that works well 👏🏻 pic.twitter.com/BzEslMwE7C
— Mohanalyse (@MohaBezzouaoui) November 13, 2022
In Group B, FC 93 Bobigny confirmed its excellent start to the season.
Promoted to this level, FC 93 won a 4th victory in a row (7th match without defeat) at ASPTT Dijon (1-0).
He is 4th in the standings.
“It was a complicated away game with a stormy atmosphere, racist insults etc. But the kids were able to stay focused on the pitch as they have since the start of the season when the team has shown great mental strength. , underlines coach Karim Mazeghrane.
We were less good in the content today.
But it's a precious victory against a direct competitor because we are promoted and the priority is to maintain.
This result enhances the good start to the season for an entire united club that is pulling in the same direction.
Congratulations to the players and my staff!
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#U19 Victory 1-0 for our young people against a great team from ASPTT Dijon.
The group has a 4th victory in a row 👏👏@InfoFootIdf @District93foot @inssd93 pic.twitter.com/x61KGdjXPZ
— Football Club 93 (@FC93officiel) November 13, 2022
THE RESULTS
NATIONAL (12th day)
Versailles-Saint-Brieuc 0-1, Concarneau-Red Star 0-0, Dunkirk-Paris 13 Atletico 0-0
NATIONAL 2 (10th day)
Group A. Poissy - Chambly 0-0, Blois - Racing CFF 2-1
Group B. Reims (b) - Sainte-Geneviève 0-1, Metz (b) - Lusitanos Saint-Maur 0-1, Belfort - FC 93 Bobigny BG 1-0, Créteil - Colmar 4-1 Fleury - Saint-Quentin 3 -0.
NATIONAL 3 (8th day)
Les Ulis - Entente SSG 0-0, Paris FC (b) - Aubervilliers 3-4, PSG (b) - Ivry 0-2, Drancy - Montrouge 2-1, Le Mée - Linas-Montlhéry 0-2, Les Mureaux - Le Blanc-Mesnil 1-0, Brétigny-Vitry
U19 (12th day)
Group A. Caen - PSG, 2-1 Lens - Montfermeil 4-1, Drancy - Reims 1-1.
Group B: ASPTT Dijon - FC 93 Bobigny BG 0-1, Paris FC - Lyon 0-0, Metz - Torcy 1-0