Of course, taking a penalty is never ideal to enter a match, but the lack of commitment, apathy and the spaces left by the eleven men lined up by Nicolas Guibal really left something to be desired. The latter, aware of the offensive strike force of his opponent had decided to line up a 5-2-3 but it is clear that his game plan was shattered in front of the arrows from Le Mans. Dissatisfied with the broth taken by his troops and certainly anxious to create an electric shock, the technician from Sète made two changes from the 29th minute. But two minutes later, his training bordered on correctional when Dia N’Diaye was very close to scoring a fourth time (31st). “We suck in all areas of the game” will recognize Pappalardo with lucidity, head bowed as he enters the locker room.
Sète stopped the bleeding in the second period
Necessarily shaken at the break, the Sétois, if they did not succeed in being really dangerous on the goal of Patron, will have at least shown a little bit of self-esteem by stopping the bleeding during the second act. It must also be said that the Manceaux, strong in their lead on the scoreboard have largely lowered their footing, even if Pappalardo avoided the disaster in front of Glaentzlin (83rd). Leader after four days of National (9 points), the Sarthe club will travel to its runner-up, Bourg-en-Bresse on Friday (7 p.m.), for what will be the first real big shock of the championship.
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