“Bordeaux vs Caen: Ligue 2 BKT Day 34 Matchup and Benjamin Nivet’s Prediction for Bordeaux’s Rise to Ligue 1”

This Saturday Bordeaux receives Caen on the occasion of the 34^th Ligue 2 BKT day. The Bordelais are second in the championship and intend to get as close as possible to Le Havre (1^is) but above all leave FC Metz at a distance. On the Caen side, the defeat against the leader on the last day almost put an end to hopes of a climb.

Second and in a position of strength vis-à-vis Metz, the Bordelais welcome Caen with the aim of stretching their dynamic.

Five games, five finals. The Girondins are right in the final sprint which opposes them to Metz for the second folding seat towards Ligue 1, since Le Havre seems assured of occupying one, and the three points in advance they have are a new joker, after the one grilled in Moselle three weeks ago (3-0).

This week, David Guion repeated the mantra of the moment at Haillan: “ We have to take care of ourselves. “If his team wins its last five games, it is sure to find the elite. She has the weapons to do it, the calendar too, but the Caen obstacle should not be easy to overcome, even if the Normans are only the 13^e outside training.

Benjamin Nivet believes in the rise of Bordeaux in the elite

On ARL (Aquitaine Radio Live), the former playmaker now a consultant, Benjamin Nivet returned to the small gap between Metz and the Girondins de Bordeaux, with a view to the rise in Ligue 1.

If, for a long time, the former midfielder of ESTAC or Caen estimated, and even since the start of the season, that Metz was going to come back, he seems today impressed by the course of the Bordelais, not seeing them take a wrong step.

“It’s quickly recoverable, they will play teams that will fight to maintain, and it is not easy at the end of the season. But I think that Bordeaux must stick to their game plan, to the game plan they have built with David Guion, who is used to and also has the experience of having already played with Reims. Nor should we inhibit ourselves with the stakes, of being forced to win. You really have to stay focused on what they’ve known how to do for a while. It’s true that I don’t see them breaking down, because there is a very strong team mentally. After each defeat, they managed to make a series behind, and they did not crack after Niort, or in Metz. They have always reacted, there is still a very strong mentality in this team.

After Bordeaux will have received Caen, this Saturday at 3 p.m. in a very well-stocked Matmut Atlantique, Metz will go to Niort, almost condemned to the National. On paper, the Garnets are ultra-favorites, but they had to settle for a draw last weekend against Paris FC who have nothing left to play for. End of thrilling season in Ligue 2!