Every weekend, Le Parisien invites you to analyze and decipher the results of the various Ile-de-France clubs.
The National, N2 and N3 championships taking a break, the program was a little lighter.
In the late matches, Versailles remains leader of National after its draw against Puy (1-1) and Racing regains success against Caen (2-1) in N2.
It was also a Cup weekend with PSG and Fleury qualifying for the quarter-finals of the Women's French Cup.
The last Ile-de-France survivors in the Gambardella Cup were all eliminated even if Petit Poucet of these 16th finals, Linas-Montlhéry held off defending champion Lyon.
The poster of the weekend: Linas-Montlhéry held up well in Lyon
The bar was very high for the U18s of Linas-Montlhéry (R3, 4th level) opposed to Lyon, defending champion, in the round of 16 of the Gambardella.
But the team of Jessy Cornet, Madi Diarra and Joseph Kitenge surprised just before the break (0-1, 40th) believed in it by equalizing on the hour mark thanks to a penalty from Ahmed Kone (1-1, 60th ).
But Lyon quickly regained the lead (2-1, 66th).
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There will be no Ile-de-France club in the round of 16 of the Gambardella.
The big disappointment came from Rouen where Paris FC lost to a team from R1.
If Danilo Radovic had quickly opened the scoring (0-1, 9th), the PFC was joined (64th) before losing during the penalty shootout (7-6) by missing two attempts.
Fleury against Auxerre (0-1), Drancy against Rennes (1-3) and Torcy in Metz (1-0) also fell.
Disappointment: Versailles hung by Le Puy
Versailles lost the opportunity to widen the gap at the head of the National on Friday in a late match of the 18th day by being held in check by Le Puy (1-1) in a deserted Jean-Bouin stadium (barely 150 spectators).
On a corner, central defender Waly Diouf opened the scoring (1-0, 3rd), but Le Puy, penultimate before this match, logically equalized (1-1, 78th).
Versailles, deprived of many players (Lens, Prunier, Lemoine…), remains the leader with a point ahead of Martigues (2nd), two over Red Star (3rd) and three over Concarneau (4th) and Dunkirk (5th).
A striker is expected by the end of the transfer window on Tuesday evening.
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The number: 6
The number of Paris 13 Atletico recruits since Friday.
After the loans of three young attackers playing in L2 clubs, Hatim Far (20 years old, Rodez, 12 games this season), Walid Jarmouni (22 years old, Pau, 6 games this season) and Ylan Gomes (20 years old, Le Havre , 5 games this season) and the signing of midfielder Mario-Jason Kikonda, who passed through Paris FC (2019-2021), without a club since leaving Dunkirk this summer (69 L2 games in his career), the club ranked 17th de National registered two new signings on Saturday.
Left-back Alexandre Tégar (Quevilly RM, L2 / N3) and central defender Adon Gomis (30), former Les Mureaux who experienced L2 with Dunkirk (49 games), have also signed up.
Player of the weekend: Balamine Savane (CFF Racing)
This is called a winning return.
Top scorer in National 3 (19 goals) last season with Racing CFF, Balamine Savane, 31, signed a pro contract this summer at Pamalflor in the Bolivian 1st division.
He played 14 games there (5 starts) and scored 3 goals.
But Savane chose to return to Racing.
For his first game on Saturday against Caen, he scored his team's first goal (2-1).
Thanks to this 7th victory in 7 home games, Racing, 2nd three points behind leader Rouen, winner in Chartres, remains in the race in group A of National 2.
The sentence: "The strength of a group is knowing how to adapt", Guillaume Norbert (Racing CFF)
When a lot of uncertainty still surrounds the future of its two best attackers, Arnold Vula and Merwan Ifnaoui (who should sign at Red Star), Racing reacted well against Caen.
“We know that we are in a somewhat complicated period, with a lot of absentees.
The strength of a group is also to know how to adapt.
The group was able to respond present and seek this victory.
We had a good reaction in the second half.
We went for the victory with guts, ”says coach Guillaume Norbert.
Two out of two in the Women's French Cup
Opposed to other D1 Arkema clubs, PSG and Fleury both qualified for the quarter-finals of the Women's French Cup.
PSG won in Dijon (2-0) thanks to a double from Kadidiatou Diani (47th sp, 89th).
Same score for Fleury against Le Havre with goals from Ewelina Kamczyk (44th) and Lea Le Garrec (65th).
The draw for the quarter-finals will take place on Thursday February 2 (12:00 p.m.).
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END OF THE MATCH #FCF91HAC ends with a score of 2️⃣ - 0️⃣
Heading to the quarter-finals of #CoupedeFrance
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THE RESULTS
NATIONAL
(delayed game)
Versailles-Le Puy 1-1.
FRIENDLY
Red Star (National) - Créteil (N2) 1-1, Paris 13 Atletico (National) - FC 93 Bobigny (N2) 1-1
NATIONAL 2
(delayed game)
Group A. Racing - Caen (b) 2-1.
GAMBARDELLA CUP (16th final)
Drancy (Nat.) - Rennes (Nat.) 1-3, Rouen (R1) - Paris FC (Nat.) 7-6 on pens (1-1), Fleury (R1) - Auxerre (Nat.) 0-1 , Metz (Nat.) - Torcy (Nat.) 1-0, Linas-Montlhéry (R3) - Lyon (Nat.) 1-2.
WOMEN'S FRENCH CUP (8th final)
Dijon (D1) - PSG (D1) 0-2, Fleury (D1) - Le Havre (D1) 2-0.