During the World Cup, semi-pro and amateur football continues. Le Parisien invites you to take a tour of the football program in Île-de-France. The weekend is marked by the women’s derby, Paris FC – PSG on Sunday. In National 2, Racing goes to its dolphin Rouen. In Group B, FC 93 Bobigny, which has just beaten Fleury (5-0), is playing a new derby against the Lusitanos Saint-Maur. Finally, in National 3, Aubervilliers, the new leader goes to Les Mureaux (3rd).
The weekend poster: Paris FC challenges PSG
A week after being very close to beating Lyon (2-3 after leading 2-1), Paris FC, 3rd in D1 women will play a new clash at the Charléty stadium against PSG (2nd). The match was brought forward to 1 p.m. at the request of Paris FC so as not to compete with the round of 16 of the France-Poland World Cup. The objective will be to exceed the number of spectators for the match against Lyon (2957).
On the pitch, Paris FC, which drew (0-0) against PSG last season in Charléty, will try to prove again that the gap is narrowing with the two ogres in the championship. “After Lyon, it’s great to play this kind of match,” said Sandrine Soubeyrand, Paris FC coach. PSG will be a different match against a team with different characteristics. We tried to regroup well after Lyon. »
Player to watch: Arnold Vula (Racing)
For this shock at his runner-up Rouen, the Racing leader of group A of National 2, will be able to count on his fire attack, led by the Congolese Arnold Vula Lamb Luth (23 years old). Author of a double against Poissy, he brought his total to 10 goals since the start of the season. He is on track to easily exceed his score from last season in National 3: 7 goals with Ivry then 6 with Racing where he arrived in January 2022. Arnold Vula arrived in France in the summer of 2021. Congolese international U17 and U18, he was a pro in his country at Racing Club de Kinshasa (D1), then at AC Kuya Sport (D2).
The number: 5
This is unheard of. Before this 12th day, the five Ile-de-France representatives of group B of National 2 occupy the first five places: Créteil (1st), Fleury (2nd), Lusitanos Saint-Maur (3rd), Sainte Geneviève (4th) and FC Bobigny (5th). ). The rise in National should not escape a club from the Ile-de-France. In group A, Racing is 1st and Poissy, 3rd.
The sentence: Yann Lachuer (Lusitanos): “If we want to last, we still have to go one step further”
After their fine victory against Belfort (3-0), the Lusitanos Saint-Maur, back to 3rd place, will play a top-of-the-table derby against FC 93 Bobigny who have just beaten Fleury who was leader (5-0 ). “We invited ourselves to the leading group, but we are not like Fleury, Créteil or Bobigny who have been leading since the start of the season, tempers coach Yann Lachuer on the club’s website. It is up to us to know if we can confirm this trend. If we want to last, we have to go one step further. Our match against Belfort gave meaning to our work. It’s only a beginning. We manage to pick up and chain. It’s positive but needs confirmation. The capital of confidence increases from match to match. I recognize my team for a good month and a half. In victory, I am not euphoric as in defeat, I am not in catastrophism. It is the content that interests me to achieve the desired result. »
The penalty: two games behind closed doors for Red Star
After playing their last two games behind closed doors last season, Red Star will again play without an audience against Châteauroux (January 13) and Sedan (February 3). The Disciplinary Committee sanctioned the club with two firm matches behind closed doors after the incidents against Dunkirk on November 7th. A supporter had aimed a green laser at the Canal + broadcaster’s camera in order to disrupt the quality of the broadcast.
” Claimed by the Tribune Rino Della Negra, the targeted actions carried out by a handful of individuals have seriously degraded the broadcast of the meeting on the antennas of Canal +. The club strongly condemns these actions and thus filed a complaint against X on November 8th. With these incidents, whatever the claim, we are all losers! We already knew we were on borrowed time following the events of last May, so the club reserves the right to appeal this decision. But this cannot be done without a collective awareness so that the superior interests of Red Star are preserved. We would like a commitment from all club lovers, members, subscribers, fans of the Rino Della Negra Tribune, to avoid any new incident. The Red Star will therefore contact the representatives of the supporters in the coming days in order to study the conditions of this call, ”wrote the Red Star in a press release. On the ground, Habib Beye’s team, which remains on excellent performances, will try to continue its good series in Corsica at FC Borgo.
Info: A new assistant and a new recruitment consultant at Versailles
After the arrival of Cris as coach, Versailles, which will host Sedan on Monday, has further rearranged its staff. Former Cris assistant, then number coach at Goal FC (N2), Jamal Alioui joined him this week. Close to the Brazilian, he will again be his deputy. He had held the same position in Nancy (National) since the start of the season. Cris will have 3 assistants since Vincent Ehouman, and Sébastien Moreau, the former assistants of Youssef Chibhi should be maintained. Former head of recruitment at Red Star and Reims (L1), Enzo Djebali also joins Versailles. He was appointed adviser in charge of recruitment and transfers. Michaël Michée, head of recruitment, leaves the club.
The program
NATIONAL (14th day)
Friday, 7:30 p.m.: Bastia-Borgo – Red Star, Nancy – Paris 13 Atletico. Monday, 6 p.m.: Versailles – Sedan (Jean Bouin stadium, Paris 18th).
NATIONAL 2 (12th day)
Group A. Saturday, 6 p.m.: Rouen – Racing CFF, Poissy – Vannes (Léo Lagrange stadium)/
Group B. Saturday 5 p.m.: Belfort – Sainte-Geneviève, FC Bobigny 93 – Lusitanos Saint-Maur, FC 93 Bobigny BG – Lusitanos Saint-Maur (Auguste Delaune stadium), Fleury – Besançon (Gentelet stadium).
NATIONAL 3 (10th day)
Saturday, 3 p.m.: Les Ulis – Le Blanc-Mesnil (Jean-Marc Salinier stadium), 4:30 p.m.: Paris FC – Drancy (Déjerine stadium); 6 p.m.: PSG (b) – Montrouge (Camp des Loges), 6:30 p.m.: Vitry – Linas-Montlhéry (Roger Coudert stadium). Sunday, 3 p.m.: Le Mée – Ivry (Sports Park), Les Mureaux – Aubervilliers (Léo Lagrange stadium).
U19 (15th day)
Group A. Sunday, 2:30 p.m.: Montfermeil – Saran (Henri Vidal stadium), Dunkirk – PSG, Drancy – Lille (Charles Sage stadium)
Group B. Sunday, 12 p.m.: FC 93 Bobigny – Clermont, 2:30 p.m.: Torcy – ASPTT Dijon (Fresnoy complex), Bourg-en-Bresse – Paris FC.
D1 Arkema (10th day)
Friday, 6 p.m.: Montpellier – Fleury. Sunday, 1 p.m.: Paris FC – PSG (Charléty stadium).
