In the aftermath, the visitors responded to a free kick. Bencheikh found Taha, who alerted Baba Sylla, but the attacker missed his acrobatic move. Soyaux finally opened the scoring in the 14th minute. Dalil Bouazza was irregularly stopped in the box and the referee rightfully awarded a penalty. Sylla confidently converted to give Soyaux the lead (0-1, 14th). However, FCC quickly responded. Ten minutes later, a quick throw-in found Fougeroux, who beat Branchereau-Ferrère up close to equalize (1-1, 24th).
Context: Soyaux and FCC are facing off in a football match, with both teams scoring goals in the first half.
Fact Check: The penalty awarded to Soyaux was rightfully given by the referee.
Before halftime, the local team created another good chance thanks to an exchange between Fougeroux and Dekkiche, but Meillac made a perfect save. Soyaux also finished the first half strongly, but without success for Bouazza and Amarouche. At halftime, both teams were tied at 1-1 after a fiercely contested first half in the midfield.
Context: The first half ends with both teams level at 1-1 after a closely fought contest in midfield.
After the break, AS Soyaux changed gear. Bouazza set up Sylla, who first faced M’Kadara and then doubled the lead two minutes later. FCC tried to respond, especially through Dekkiche, but Branchereau-Ferrère, supported by his defense, maintained the visitor’s advantage. Soyaux continued to dominate. At the hour mark, Wissem Bouazza struck a splendid goal from close to 30 meters under the bar after a poorly cleared corner (1-3, 60th). He then scored a second goal with a subtle strike from outside the foot (1-4).
Context: AS Soyaux increased their lead with two quick goals in the second half.
Rezzoum joined the party by concluding a beautiful team movement for the visitor’s fifth goal. Despite some local chances, including a huge opportunity missed by Touré with a header, FCC failed to threaten Soyaux further. Dalil Bouazza added a sixth goal in the 77th minute after an exchange with Wissem Bouazza. Then Wissem Bouazza concluded his offensive spree in the final minutes, first winning his one-on-one with M’Kadara in the 88th minute, before scoring his fourth goal just before the final whistle.
Fact Check: AS Soyaux won convincingly with a score of 1-8, securing their place in the final of the Charente Cup against Confolens FC.
Thanks to this resounding victory (1-8), AS Soyaux secured their place in the final of the Charente Cup where they will face Confolens FC in a match between the first and second teams of D1.
Context: AS Soyaux advanced to the final of the Charente Cup with a comprehensive win.
Giovanni Tabtabi (FCC coach): “The dream is over, a very beautiful adventure that ends with a severe score. I think we dominated the first half, but in the second, we lacked energy to compete. I’m missing two players to make interesting rotations. Congratulations to Soyaux. We will try to finish as high as possible in the league if the squad is complete.”
Giani Camus (Soyaux coach): “We played the ugliest first half of the season. The opposition really had the heart, the boys were warned. We conceded a goal that we normally never would if we were on our game. We had to regroup at halftime. Now, we’ll have a double confrontation against Confolens in the Cup and in the league, we’ll see where we stand.”
Fact Check: The coaches of both teams shared their thoughts after the match.
In conclusion, the article highlights the football match between Soyaux and FCC, detailing the goals scored by both teams and the coaches’ post-match comments.
