In a full Biot stadium and with a hottest atmosphere, AS Fontonne and Hyères 83 FC fought a fierce battle until the penalty shoot-out. After a very calm first period, the 22 actors proposed a completely different opposition as soon as they returned from the locker room. And it is the locals who will strike first through Kevin Loporcaro (50th). On a well-conducted counter, Jad Hussein perfectly shifts the attacker Fontonnois who resumes in first intention. An unstoppable strike from 20 meters. A few minutes later, Olivier Simonini’s men are on the verge of making the break, but the attacker’s head does not worry the Var porter.
An exciting end to the game
A meeting that will definitely ignite in the last quarter of an hour. Led by the score, the Hyèrois will push and get a penalty. A difficult decision to accept for the many spectators. The tension rises a notch but it takes more to discourage Alan Biblot. On one leg, the antibois doorman folds perfectly and stops the shot of the Var striker, Enzo Célestine. Yes but now, the usual holder, entered on time, will quickly catch up and allow his team to return to the score. In the process, Lassana Doucouré even allows the HFC to take the lead. We say to ourselves that mass has been said. But on a new backlash, Kévin Loporcaro plays with the Var defense before being hooked in the penalty area in stoppage time. A penalty which transforms itself without trembling and which allows the two teams to extend a further little more suspense until the shootout.
A breathtaking endless session dominated by AS Fontonne’s replacement goalkeeper, Benjamin Plumey with no less than three saves. So here is AS Fontonne Football in the 5th round of the Coupe de France.
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