Crazy evening at the Parc des Sports d’Annecy! After a success on Camblys soil, the Fécé received the Red Star for one of the shocks of this sixth day of National. But ultimately, this shock was more akin to a demonstration for the Annecy who were already leading 3 goals to 0 at half-time thanks to a hat-trick from Romain Spano including two identical goals from a corner (14, 17, 32 ‘).
In the second half, the situation did not change and the Reds set off again to storm the cage, scoring three more goals through Testud (53 ‘), Goncalves (63’) and the young entrant Jacques Siwe (73 ‘). A resounding success (6-0) which propels Fécé to the top of the National standings with 13 points. After this setback, the Red Star is in 16th place and will have to bounce back quickly after such a defeat.
FC Annecy ratings
- Florian Escales (5)
- Maxime Bastian (5)
- Bissenty Mendy (6)
- Jonathan Goncalves (7): replaced in the 80th by Kevin Mouanga
- Arnold Temanfo (6)
- Alexandre Fillon (5)
- Ahmed Kashi (6)
- Godson Kyeremeh (7)
- Jean-Jacques Rocchi (8): replaced in the 69th by Jacques Siwe
- Romain Spano (9) : replaced in the 69th by Madyn El Jouhari
- Kevin Testud (7) : replaced in the 63rd by Alexy Bosetti
- Laurent Guyot (coach, 8)
Red Star ratings
- Ludovic Butelle (2)
- Aniss El Hriti (4)
- Joshua Homawoo (3)
- Edouard Daillet (3)
- Mayoro Ndoye (3)
- Nathanael Dieng (4)
- Noah Cadiou (4)
- Moussa Guel (4)
- Owen Maës (3) : replaced in the 67th by Thibault Vialla
- Pape Meïssa Ba (3)
- Damien Durand (4): replaced in the 67th by Guillaume Box
- Vincent Bordot (coach, 2)
TOPS
Romain Spano (9) : What could an attacker dream of better? A hat-trick in the first period which allowed his team to start the second part of the match calmly. With 5 goals in 6 matches, the striker from Annecy sends a message to the competition and his team to take the lead of the National.
Jean-Jacques Rocchi (8): Author of 3 assists, the captain of the Reds was more than decisive in addition to all his work done in the midfield. A boss size match in which he shone on set pieces in particular.
THE FLOPS
The Red Star: There seemed to be only one team on the ground tonight … Quickly stormed, the defenders showed great excitement and a lack of communication on the Annecy situations. Three goals from a corner and far too many stray balls left the Red Star in agony. His opponent did not deprive himself of expanding the brand. In addition to this defensive agony, the attackers were invisible and there was only a small reaction with two strikes late in the first period. Vincent Bordot’s team will have to quickly bounce back and show another face in the next match against FCVB.
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