There was no need to listen, Saturday evening, to measure the happiness of the Herbarium in the locker rooms. As if a click had happened. By scoring two goals in each period, without returning a single one, they left no chance for the quickly unhooked Angevins. “After the disappointment in Angoulême, while our content had been at least as good, we really wanted to relaunch in front of our audience. We did it according to the rules of the art, savors Captain Anthony Schuster. Now we have to confirm outside where we still haven’t won. “
Masters of the ball and never worried before half-time (2-0), the Herbretais mainly demonstrated offensive efficiency, which had not been their strong point until then. “They were superior to us in every way. There is nothing wrong with that, recognizes Abdelaziz Bouhazama. It is a formative defeat for our young people who have exploded. Defensively, we had worked on set pieces during the week. However, we were in the hard, in this exercise. We let ourselves be surprised. It’s annoying “, completes the Angevin coach.
The copy returned by the Vendéens also explains why the Sco found itself under pressure, unbalanced, almost without hope, except that, modest, to save the honor after the break, but Louchet, the guard of the VHF, watched the grain …
“After twenty minutes, there was already 2-0. Our start to the game was perfect. It helped us to play between the lines, to create the lags, appreciates Pierre Grellier, author of the fourth goal. We did what it took to punch their lines. It is a great satisfaction. “
Faced with such strong Herbretais at home (three wins in three matches without conceding a goal), the Angevins do not have to take offense. “The championship is a marathon, also recalled Abdelaziz Bouhazama, who nevertheless spoke afterwards of a “Small hemorrhage to be stopped”, fifteen days after the first defeat of the Sco, in Trélissac. THE HERBIERS – ANGERS SCO B: 4-0 (2-0) Referee: M. Boulard. 1,179 spectators. BUTS. Gomis (10 ‘), Tuta (20’), Brélivet (58 ‘), Grellier (79’).
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