Rid of the Covid-19 which had forced it to request the postponement of its match last weekend in Rouen, after victories 1-0 against Romorantin and 3-2 in Vannes, C’Chartres Football will try to sign the passes three, this Saturday, February 12, against Vitré. This would allow him to reduce the gap with the leader Versailles or, failing that, to stay at a respectable distance, before going to challenge him in a week…
C’Chartres Football wins against Vannes in an incredible end to the match!
Even with the absences of Traoré, out until the end of the season due to rupture of the crusaders, of Fleury (strain in the quadriceps) and of Konaté (suspended a match), the mission seems within reach of the CCF.
The awakening of Vitré
The Ille-et-Vilaine team, beaten 1-0 in the first leg, has been in the red zone since the start of the season. But beware, with two successes (4-1 against Blois and 5-0 at Guingamp) and a draw (1-1 against Poissy) they have just scored seven points in three matches. As much as in the previous fourteen?! And the Bretons should be able to field their new offensive recruit, Franck Etoundi, a Cameroonian who notably passed through Ligue 2 at Sochaux.
“It’s a playful team, observes Jean-Pierre Papin, the Chartrain coach. You must beware. The ideal would be to score quickly. »
CHARTRES (Jacques-Couvret stadium), this Saturday February 12, at 6 p.m.
Chartres Football: Crépel, Barry – Palbrois, Louzif, Archimbaud, Malaga, A. Fofana, Soukouna, Picot, Chantôme, Gazeau, Hémia, Haddadou, Jabbari, Colas, Sidibé, Francou. Entr. : JP. Papin.
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Franck Thebault
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