Par Pierre Bernard
Published on 08/08/2022 at 7:13 p.m.
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If the derby against FC Nantes did not turn to the advantage of the SCO (0-0), the club can however be reassured. Indeed, one of the best players on the lawn during the meeting yesterday afternoon announced that he would stay in Angers this season: Azzedine Ounahi.
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7 years after the rise in Ligue 1, the SCO still has the same objective: to maintain itself at the end of the season. To do this, Angers met Nantes yesterday during the 1time championship day, which ended in a goalless draw 0-0. A first point taken, and good news a few minutes later. Interviewed by the newspaper West Francethe young midfielder Azzedine Ounahi has said he will stay in Angevin this seasondespite the many offers it has.
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After the derby, Azzedine Ounahi confirmed that he will “stay at SCO all season”. ????
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If he knew Ligue 1 with the SCO last season (16 starts, 2 goals and 2 assists), he wants to change course this year, with in particular a greater assumption of responsibility. ” Now I am a technical leader of the team, I also took more responsibility with the selection. I have to prove to everyone that I can take matters into my own hands and rise to the occasion ».
A very convincing derby
On a personal level, the first official match of the season was a success for the Moroccan international (7 caps, 2 goals). 4 successful dribbles (no one did better during the game), 89% passing success, but also 3 through passes and 10 duels won, Azzedine Ounahi was very valuable in the Angevin offensive animation. Also to note 4 key passes (pass just before a shot), he would have missed a goal or an assist for his afternoon to be perfect. He will now have more opportunities to shine in the SCO jersey, and can be decisive on the next day of the championship, in Auxerre this Sunday (3 p.m.).
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