At the final whistle, Stéphane Gilli, the Paris FC coach, comes to speak to the referee Mr. Lepaysant.
On the Paris FC side, we cannot digest the penalty not whistled for a belting by Nade on Alimami Gory (82nd).
When going to greet their supporters, there was disappointment for Paris FC who did not take advantage of this gala display against Saint-Étienne to return to victory.
He conceded his 5th draw in a row (0-0) and has now not won 7 matches (6 draws, 1 defeat) in L2.
He will therefore remain in the second half of the table
With 17,358 spectators, Paris FC, as expected, broke its record for an L2 match at the Charléty stadium.
It dated from May 2019 with 14,653 spectators for a play-off match against Lens.
But the large audience didn't really have the opportunity to get excited and warm up.
The spectators, who continued to arrive en masse until the 30th minute, did not miss much in the first half.
To the credit of both teams, with the rain and above all already a damaged pitch, the playing conditions were not really ideal.
While surveying the pitch, more than 45 minutes before kick-off, President Pierre Ferracci was already looking gloomy.
The state of the Charléty lawn is increasingly becoming a subject of tension between Paris FC and Paris town hall.
If the club had requested a replating taking advantage of the last three weeks without an L2 match, some summary work was only carried out.
Obviously, they did not significantly improve the situation.
“A mass of incompetence that is unbearable”
The image given with this catastrophic lawn, although changed this summer (1.250 million works) is not necessarily very rosy for the Paris town hall and the service provider it chose for maintenance: “This is not is not acceptable and it is a new appeal that I am launching to the city of Paris.
Everyone must take responsibility.
We are dealing with a mass of incompetence which is unbearable,” launched Pierre Ferracci.
In the second period, Saint-Étienne, which remained on three consecutive victories, which allowed it to move back into the Top 5, began to accelerate, making the green stands roar with pleasure.
But Obed Nkambadio was vigilant as against Sissoko (70th).
Before the penalty of discord, Julien Lopez (65th) and Alimami Gory (66th) had shown themselves dangerous on the Parisian side.
After QRM last Saturday, Paris FC continues a second match in a row without scoring (0-0).
If the offensive recruit of the transfer window Nouha Dicko had difficulty existing against the solid Saint-Etienne hinge, the good news for the coming weeks is the return of the top scorer (8 goals) Pierre-Yves Hamel, who entered at the end of match.
Match sheet
PARIS FC - SAINT-ETIENNE 0-0
Spectators: 17,358
Referee: Lepaysant.
Warnings.
Paris FC: Chergui (45th);
Saint-Étienne: Appiah (40th), Mason (52nd)
Paris FC: Nkambadio - Dabila, Chergui, Mbow, Gaudin, - Mandouki (cap.), Camara - Gory (Hamel, 90th), Kebbal, Lopez (Lukembila, 72nd) - Dicko (Diaby Fadiga, 72nd).
Enter.
: Gilli.
Saint-Étienne: Larsonneur (cap.) - Appiah, Batubinsika, Nadé, Maçon - Monconduit, Fomba – Mbuku (Bouchouari, 80th), Chambost, Cardona - Sissoko.
Enter: Dall'Oglio.