Author of a collectively full match, Lattes-Montpellier won his ticket for the quarter-finals of the Coupe de France on Wednesday, December 9.
They were expected to rebound after two losses in the league, the least we can say is that the 10-day truce did the Gazelles a lot of good, who signed in Saint-Amand-les-Eaux one of his best scores of the season.
? The adventure continues, towards the 1/4 of the Coupe de France
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Unfailing rigor
Concentrated and determined from start to finish, the Hérault team drew on their inner skill, unfailing rigor and a whole team in tune in order to raise their heads. It’s simple, Saint-Amand only had an illusion for the first two minutes (5-4, 2nd) before seeing the Montpellier steamroller get into working order: “We put on a beautiful face, it is good for confidence “, summarized the captain Diandra Tchatchouang.
Datasheet
Saint-Amand, 51 – Lattes-Montpellier, 79. Quarter time: 9-22, 14-14, 14-24, 14-19 Referees: MM. Secci, Mora and Boitière.
SAINT-AMAND: Ugoka (3 points), Konaté (5), Stoelzaed, Bailey (13), Koné (2) then Armant (6), Ewodo (5), Slonjsak (17). Coach: Fernandes.
MONTPELLIER : Hines-Allen (16), Touré (17), German (12), Parker (8), Tchatchouang (5) then Fofana (4), Milapie (6), Hejdova (6), Berniers (5). Coach: Small.
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Migna Touré’s promises
Between the promises of Migna Touré for her first (17 points and 3 assists), added to the overflowing activity of Myisha Hines-Allen (16 pts, 14 rebounds and 2 blocks), the BLMA was escorted by an efficiency of first plan. Enough to quickly measure the path that separates an Almond formation running out of address (20-36, 16th).
Handily winning the 3rd and 4th quarters (27-54, 24th; 45-67, 32nd), Lattes-Montpellier logically validated his qualification which should give a boost to all of Thibaut Petit before challenging Bourges next Wednesday for his last match of the year.
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