“It’s a six-point match not to be lost” summarizes coach Thibault Fontanel, with the Basques being 3e two points from Grenoblois: “If we lose, they go ahead. If we win, we leave them five points behind us,” he notes. “But it’s a great team with quality players like the internationals Lucas Discazaux and Illan Framer and their goalkeeper Sébastien Pasquier, competitor of Timo Lefebvre in the French team. »
Faced with one of the Elite’s best attacks (five goals per match), the best defense (1.83 goals conceded per match) will pass a major test: “At the end of the next three matches against Anglet, Rethel and Vierzon, we will be able to judge the true level of our defense. After Villeneuve, there was frustration, especially from Timo (Lefebvre) who conceded three goals on 19 shots. »
The other key to the match will be the performance of the attackers whose lack of efficiency ends up being noticed: “Note first that the good defensive results are also the fruit of the work of the attackers. But it is true that we must be more efficient. Against Villeneuve, we shot 49 times for three goals. We worked on entering the zone, modified the lines a little. We will see on Saturday if this work pays off” hopes the coach. The match against Vierzon on November 25 having been reversed, the Grenoblois will finish the first leg with two trips to Rethel (11/18) and Vierzon. Two big shocks that the Yeti’s will try to overcome as best they can to maintain their 2e current place.
But the season will not be over yet for roller skating fans who will not miss the meetings on December 1 and 2 for a double attendance between the French team and a selection of the best foreign Elite players.
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