After a good run in the Coupe de France, finished in the quarter-finals in Nantes last Thursday, Bastia must refocus on the daily life of the championship. And there is urgency because the Corsican team is only one point ahead of 18th place before going to challenge Le Havre this Monday evening at the end of the 24th day of League 2. Coach Régis Brouard spoke in the press room about this sequence of matches.
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« Obviously, there is fatigue, physical or moral, often the two are linked. I found a band that moved on […] Le Havre is struggling to win at home. If they want to stay in the top 5, they need to win, they are a very, very young team. In addition, they lost their flagship striker, Boutaïb, who left for the PFC. It’s a dynamic team. Afterwards, we also need points. We decided to continue in our game project and in what we are presenting today. We must be able to turn draws into victory, whether at home or away. When we have to play teams from Ligue 1 or Toulouse or Sochaux, they have well-structured games and when we prepare for the match, we see what we can do, where we can go to put them in danger. When we play teams where it’s more difficult and in combat, there are times when we don’t always respond in this area. […] I’m not particularly worried. It is above all the evolution of the score, the scenario which can only cause fatigue to occur. It can weigh. And you know that you will play again here in five days against Dijon: it will not be easy. »
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