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Last night, LOSC were pushed around by Brest but ended up snatching a precious victory at the end of the match, allowing them to temporarily recover fifth place while waiting for Rennes’ match against Nantes on Sunday (3 p.m.). The tension was palpable at the final whistle between the two coaches, a symbol of the importance of the meeting for the Mastiffs, who continue to put pressure on their direct competitors.
Chevalier wants to repeat the outward performance!
An ideal scenario for the derby which is announced next week against Lens. Returning temporarily to five points behind his rival, who will travel to Montpellier this evening (9 p.m.), Lucas Chevalier, decisive in the first leg, hopes to repeat the same performance:
“I’m going to spend the weekend thinking a bit about other things, savoring the victory a bit. And Monday we’re going to get into derby mode. On the way out, whether it’s for me or for the team, it’s was magnificent! But it’s a new story. We’ll try to do the same thing as on the first leg. It’s a derby, it’s above all for the fans, I hope it goes well.” he said in comments relayed by La Voix des Sports.
As a reminder, the meeting between Lensois and Lille will take place next Saturday at 5 p.m. at the Stade Bollaert-Delelis. In the first leg, Lille won by the smallest of margins thanks to a penalty from Jonathan David.
“On the way out, whether for me or for the team, it was magnificent! But this is a new story. »
Lucas #Chevalier evokes the derby on Saturday, on the lawn of Bollaert ⤵️@lavoixdessports #RCLLOSC #LOSC #Lille pic.twitter.com/7a2zOVyz3l
— Pierre-Louis Käppeli (@PL_Käppeli) February 25, 2023
To sum up
Victorious over Brest yesterday in a stormy end to the match, Lille and its goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier now have their heads turned towards the derby. The Mastiffs have temporarily returned to five points from their rival, who will travel to Montpellier tonight.
