The capistes were smiling on the lawn of the Francis Rongiéras stadium this Sunday in Périgueux. The CAP rugby players overthrew Niort, leader of Pool 1 of Fédérale 1. They win 35 to 21 with four tries scored for the 6th day of the championship. “For me we were clearly the best team today, smiles Richard Hill, the coach of the Périgueux players. We have proposed some play. I see that it is starting to fall into place.”
Victory 35 to 21 with 4 tries
From the start of the match, the Périgourdins imposed their game with a test signed Cyril Couturier in the seventh minute. Enzo Hardy scored a try in the 13th minute, for his return from injury. Despite a slack in the second part of the first period, the capistes took control of the match from the start of the second half, with a try from Joffrey Tallet then Marius Iftimiciuc.
An offensive bonus lost at the last minute of the match
Niort’s players had very few chances, except at the end of the game. They score two tries in the last ten minutes. What to do lose the offensive bonus at the Périgourdins at the very end of the match. “This is the only negative point of the day, concedes Joffrey Tallet, author of a test, three transformations and two penalties. I think we’ve had a drop in the last twenty minutes and we know that when we relax a bit, a team like that makes us pay straight away. “
Périgueux takes the lead in Pool 1 of Fédérale 1 with 23 points after 6 days of the championship. Sunday, October 24, the capistes move to Langon, in the Gironde.
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