The Chartrains came to Limoges, saw Beaublanc and were defeated by the CSP, this Tuesday, November 16 (101-62). But what they have not seen or perhaps only glimpsed, because too focused to defend, are the anger of Italian coach Massimo Cancellieri. A spectacle all by itself. A real commedia dell’arte. We knew the rants of the Chartres trainer Sébastien Lambert, an angel in fact next to the Transalpine.
However, the proteges – if we can put it that way – of Cancellieri had done everything well in the first quarter by muzzling the Chartrains, unable to approach the circle in the first minutes. Siegwarth and others were pushed back near the center line.
relive the live of the match
Zone defense, one of the characteristics of the fantastic Cancellieri, worked wonderfully. Well almost, according to the person concerned, because he did not hesitate to leave his American leader Massinburg after barely three minutes of play. A kind of punishment, just to say two words to him, because the Texan was put back into the traffic by his coach two minutes later. And, at the end of the first quarter, the Dallas man was already credited with 11 points. He will be by far the best scorer at the halfway point (19 units) then of the meeting (24 pts).
For Chartres, suffocated from the first act (26-6), with his only pivot, Clerence, already with 3 fouls (9 ‘), the evening was going to be long. But the CCBM, despite everything, played evenly in the second quarter (25-24). Which, of course, angered Cancellieri, who took a time-out 1’28 of the break (47-25), furious with his defense who had been unable to stop a Thalien-winning missile. And the Abruzzo man was still going to shoot his beard (angry of course) on a 3-point Siegwarth right on the gong (51-30, 20 ‘).
Heading to Avignon for the CCBM
For the CCBM, Mass had been said for a long time. Not for the former Ravenna coach who continued to rot his players. Finally, not all, especially young people, like the leader Ludovic Beyhurst (22 years) and the combo Thimothé Crusol (20 years). They took full advantage, just like the young inside Cédric Sam Mbaka (19 years old), out of the nursery of the Hopes with a still virgin jersey, not yet flocked for the Betclic Elite. A deal in the 36th minute when the score was 93-55 will earn Mbaka such a dry return to the bench. On the confessional bench facing an ulcerated coach.
premium Chartres, in the lair of the legendary CSP Limoges, this Tuesday evening, to try the impossible
In the meantime, Limoges had further accelerated during the third quarter (28-13), but had fallen asleep a little in the last (22-19), despite the cheers of the supporters of the CSP who celebrated the bar of 100 points on a basket of Pinkins, 54 seconds from the siren.
The CCBM had tried to resist. The Chartrains will still have eliminated (for 5 faults) the Estonian Siim Sander Vene and do better than the attack of the JDA Dijon which had registered only 57, ten days ago, in Beaublanc. “Winning here was for the sweet dreamers,” said coach Sébastien Lambert, already “focus” on the championship and the reception in Avignon, this Saturday, November 20.
LIMOGES (Haute-Vienne, Palais des Sports de Beaublanc). CSP Limoges beats C’Chartres BM 101 to 62 (half time: 51-30) (quarter time: 26-6, 25-24, 28-13, 22-19). Referees: MMM. Antiphon, Roux and Julien. Around 4,000 spectators.
CSP Limoges : Massinburg (24), Invernizzi (4), Paumier (6), Lang (12), Harper (7) then Beyhurst (11), Crusol (13), Vene (2), Pinkins (12), Bazille (4), Sam Mbaka (2), Spencer (4).
53% success on shots (42/79) including 32% at 3 points (8/25). 81% on free throws (9/11). 41 rebounds (Invernizzi, 7). 13 stray bullets. 23 fouls: Vene eliminated for 5 fouls (36 ‘).
C’Chartres BM : Green (21), Siegwarth (8), Bernaoui (7), Mekdad (2), Clerence (3) then Fardin (0), Thalien (6), Ucles (7), Doumbia (4), Békoulé Ekambi (4) .
44% success on shots (23/52) including 26% at 3 points (5/19). 57% on free throws (11/19). 28 rebounds (Clerence, 7). 25 stray bullets. 17 fouls.
Difference :+42 for Limoges (88-46, 33 ‘).
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Jean-André Provost
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