The Bordelaises are eight points behind third place, occupied by Paris FC, their opponent of the day. Victory is imperative to still believe in Europe
A turning point. The Girondines season could be played out tonight. With the program a trip which is very expensive on the ground of Paris FC. Les Parisiennes currently occupy third place in the standings, contested by the Bordeaux club at the start of the championship. But the start of the season half-fig half-grape of the players with the scapular relegated them to eight points of the qualifying place for the Champions League.
Suffice to say that a defeat on Parisian soil tonight would undoubtedly close the door to a European folding seat at the end of the season and could mark the start of the new Bordeaux project, namely to rely on local young people from the exercise next. In the meantime, nothing is lost yet for the Bordelaises who reassured themselves during the last day of the championship, with a success acquired over Guingamp 3-0.
Knowing how to chain
Three points that have done good for the group of coach Patrice Lair. A group whose last trip ended in a rout on the field of Reims (5-2). After the match against the Bretons, the attacking midfielder Maëlle Garbino also assured that “the weeks which followed this heavy setback in Champagne were used to work well. Against Guingamp, we scored three goals without taking any. We had remained united. Now we know we have to go on because big games await us. “
Fifth in the D1, the Bordelaises have a record of success, a draw and a defeat on their first three trips while Paris FC can boast of a perfect copy at home with three wins in three receptions. Three games during which, they will have scored the trifle of 11 goals while conceding none. A complicated task therefore for the Bordelaises who play a large part of their season in this quits or double before continuing next week the reception of Montpellier never easy to maneuver. Another story.
The game
Paris FC (3rd / 18 pts) – Bordeaux (5th / 10 pts), Friday at 8:45 p.m. at the Charléty stadium in Paris.
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