ASNL – Auxerre
2-2
Like last weekend at Sochaux (1-1), ASNL reached the break by being embarked on a catastrophic scenario, led to a score of 2-1 at Picot, in the position of tied red lantern in this L2 ( Chambly and Rodez who were winning at halftime…). But as in Bonal a week ago, the people of Nancy had the resources to not panic. Another draw on arrival, 2-2 this time.
Considering the quality of the Burgundian opponent and the extremely delicate period experienced by the ASNL for several weeks, this point is worth taking. Especially since the evolution of the scores on the other stages, in the second half, allows Nancy to finish the evening in 16th position. With a late match, a bonus match, to be played this Tuesday against Troyes à Picot.
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A superb start to the match
We finally went through a little all the feelings this Saturday. We first believed the ASNL cut out for a small feat when Seka opened the scoring on a cross from Rocha (31st). A Nancy goal that could even have happened much earlier: Bassi’s attempt above, Karamoko’s recovery too removed (17th), Rocha shot slammed by the Auxerrois goal Leon after a penalty unfairly refused to Biron (20th), center of Ciss strong in front of the cage (31st) …
But ASNL only took advantage of their advantage to the mark for a minute. On a ball thrown in the axis suicidal way by Ciss, Autret immediately equalized (32nd). After a failure by Jubal (13th), AJA regained its clinical effectiveness as the best attack in L2 when the usual scorer, Le Bihan, turned into a passer for Sakhi (35th).
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A penalty that causes
In four minutes, the thistle training had just been turned over like a pancake by Auxerre. Big blow to the head. Fortunately for them, the Nancéiens were able to equalize almost as soon as they returned from the locker room on a penalty generously awarded by the Luxembourg referee Mr. Durieux, for a contact between Bassi and Touré. There was undoubtedly much more “peno” on Biron during the first act … Bassi, in any case, had no qualms about carrying out the sentence (48th). With much more conviction, center-forward Philippe, still looking for his first goal in L2, could have given Nancy the advantage (53rd).
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Thanks Valette!
This too soft shot from Philippe ultimately proved to be ASNL’s last big opportunity, as Biron was then flagged offside on his action which hit the post. We have seen a push from the Auxerrois during the last half hour. The danger multiplied in the penalty area of the Nancéiens who were able, at that time, to count on the parades of Valette. The Lorraine goalkeeper brilliantly released four attempts from the AJA (66th, 67th, 75th, 79th), Valette also benefited from the necessary bit of success on the head of Dugimont who hit the post (69th). What confirms the idea of a point won …
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