Between Rouen and Chamonix, the roles were reversed. The Dragons, in trouble at the start of the season, he had regained his vitality with four consecutive victories; on the other hand, the Pioneers, after a promising start, suffered four defeats in a row. On Tuesday afternoon, however, it was Chamonix that took the upper hand on the Rouennais ice, winning on penalties (4-3). Trailing 3-1 at the start of the final third, the reigning double French champions managed to equalise, before seeing Nils Carnback, the only winner in the penalty shootout, offer victory to Chamonix.
For his part, Angers had a big scare at home against Marseille, before winning at the last minute (5-4). The match was moved from one side to the other: the Phocéens set their rhythm with 3-0 in the first third – mainly thanks to a goal and an assist from the promising 17-year-old Noa Nsonka-Kitala – before they saw the Dukes. return to the game at the end of the second period (3-2). The Angevins finally got the upper hand in the last act and scored the decisive goal less than two minutes from the end. Jonathan Paredes’ protégés secure second place while still not at home.
For their part, the Bordelais continued with the fourth victory in a row against Gap (7-0), which follows the opposite path with four losses in a row and is still going sunk in a crisis. In a duel of poorly ranked players, Nice raised the bar against Anglet (3-1) after two defeats. Finally, Briançon, the red lantern with only three successes on the clock, lost against Cergy-Pontoise, despite a good comeback at the end of the game (3-4).
2024-11-19 23:05:00
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1. Could you please share your insights on the 4-3 victory of Chamonix against Rouen in Ligue Magnus? What do you think contributed to Rouen’s disappointing performance after winning four consecutive games? Furthermore, can you analyze the significance of Nils Carnback’s decisive penalty shootout goal and discuss how important is it for a team to have reliable penalty takers in such critical moments? Additionally, do you see Rouen’s loss as a temporary setback or a potential change in their performance for the rest of the season?
2. Let’s now shift our focus to the 5-4 win of Angers over Marseille. Can you elaborate on the role of dynamic duo Noa Nsonka-Kitala and Jonathan Paredes in leading the team to victory, particularly considering their young ages? In what aspects of the game did they excel and what challenges did they overcome to secure the win? Moreover, how would you assess the overall performance of Marseille, particularly after their strong start with a 3-0 lead in the first period? Do you think they lacked resilience or was it just an off-day for them?
3. The interview would not be complete without touching upon the struggles of Gap, who suffered their fourth consecutive loss against Bordelais (7-0). What do you think is causing this downward spiral for the team? How can they turn things around and return to their winning ways? On the other hand, Cergy-Pontoise’s win against Briançon (3-4) has brought some optimism to their season. Do you think they can continue this positive momentum or is it just a fluke? Which players stand out for their performances in this game, and what tactical adjustments might have led to their success?
