Since the opening of the interclubs, the ASPTT Nevers knows that it will probably have to wait until the last day and a trip to Paris UC to know the verdict of the championship. “It’s a stronger than average pool, but we lack visibility, due to player defections. It is rare to see so many, ”explains Stéphane Save, who alludes to incomplete teams compared to the announced frameworks. “Annecy could come with two additional -2/6s, we haven’t seen them…”
Draguignan has so far done without its foreigners (two Britons at -15, a Czech at 0). “It is difficult to establish a real hierarchy”, continues the captain neversois.
“On paper, they were the strongest team. It is not the weakest, but it finds itself in difficulty ”, after two defeats against the PUC (4-2) and CS Marne (2-4) for a victory against Annecy B (5-1). “We will know more this weekend…”
Sunday, May 22, from 9 a.m.
NEVERS (complex opposite the hospital centre, clay courts). ASPTT Nevers-Draguignan. 4 singles and 2 doubles.
ASPTT Nevers: Mirko Martinez (Switzerland, number 91), Tanguy Genier (Switzerland, 0), Victor Joly (2/6), Florian Grandjean (3/6), Arthur Richard (4/6).
Draguignan : Pierre Luquet (-2/6), Steeve Noblecourt (-2/6), Pierre Copin (2/6), Karim Mekidèche (3/6), Morgan Claudez (3/6).
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Yannick Borde
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