The SC Sete needs to finish the job, Asfac and Balaruc have points to score for survival.
The epilogue is near, tension is rising. In R1, Asfac could ensure their survival with a victory over Mende. It was in Lozere that Muscatiers secured their first win of the season. Since then, the journey has changed significantly. The arrival of Didier Yagousseti, the effectiveness of Florian Moureaux, and the emergence of young players such as Tom Allix, Kamil Boutteba, and others mean that Nicolas Guibal’s bet could pay off today.
For this to happen on Saturday night, they need three points against Mende, Saint-Clement not to win, and either a win for Blagnac or a loss for Cestas in N3. It’s a lot and a little at the same time!
Sete close to the goal
For the Setois, the back and forth continues, although it has evolved positively. A win against Juventus-Papus is necessary to play confidently in the next match against the Montpellier suburbs. The “old Toulouse lady” will need to be at her best to stop the “Green and White” from achieving their goals. It should be noted that the rival “castelcressois” will be at Nimes, not necessarily out of the race.
Stade Balarucois also has no choice but to prevail against their main rival from Pignan. This is especially important as the revived Lattois have not given up yet. Among Aimargues, Juventus Papus, Pignan, Lattes, and Balaruc, three clubs out of five will make it. With their backs against the wall, on their home turf, the “Green and Black” have already shown their potential against teams higher up the standings than Pignan.
Finally, in R3, the Mezois visiting Port-la-Nouvelle are not facing the same troubles. Staying on the podium would be enough to make them happy.
This Saturday at 6:00 PM:
- Asfac / Mende AFL,
- SC Sete / Juventus-Papus.
This Sunday at 3:00 PM:
- St. Balarucois / Pignan,
- FC Corbieres-Mediterranee / Meze SFC.
