A little more than two months after the serious incidents that punctuated the meeting of Dreux Portuguese veterans – Amilly, the disciplinary committee of the District of Eure-et-Loir, which had heard the parties on March 23, handed down its decisions. And the sanctions are heavy against certain members of the Drouais club. One of the players, guilty of an act of brutality resulting in an ITT (total incapacity for work) for two days, was sentenced to a two-year suspension under the aggravated disciplinary scale. A complaint to the gendarmerie had also been filed against this player. A second Drouais veteran was sanctioned with 20 firm matches for sexist remarks towards the delegate, remarks which he has always denied. A third took eight matches while a manager took ten matches. On the Amillois side, two players took two matches for shortcomings in the reports of witnesses, while the referee of the meeting, who had not proceeded to the call or the control of the sanitary passes in the presence of a Drouais, been suspended for six matches for administrative misconduct. The commission finally decided to give the Dreux Portuguese team a lost match and inflict a penalty point on it, but chose to requalify it from April 4, after having suspended it on a provisional basis. She concludes by threatening a disqualification if such acts were to happen again. Not sure that it can, because some opponents of the Drouais club would consider refusing to face him.
Shard says stop
Éric Tesson is no longer the coach of the “c” team of C’Chartres Football, in Regional 1, a formation he has led since the birth of the club, in 2018, and with which he had won the Coupe d ‘Eure-et-Loir in 2019. Arrived in Chartres, on the Horizon de Beaulieu, in 2008, the 52-year-old technician, who had then carried out a short interlude at the FCC and at Luisant, chose to stop during his season for personal reasons. This Saturday, April 2, he was temporarily replaced by Aurélien Pelloux, coach-player assisted by Hakim Souiyyah on the bench. His successor, appointed internally, should be known today. Two names have been heard, but it is that of Ayache Guerrouache who comes up with insistence.
Eric Tesson on the right
National 2 to Regional 3: the ranking of Eure-et-Loir scorers
Truffert 45th in Europe
According to a study by CIES (International Center for Sports Studies), Jovian Adrien Truffert, left side of Stade Rennais, is the 45th most successful player under 21 in Europe. The classification, established according to three criteria (the performance of the players compared to their teammates, the level of their club and that of their opponents), is dominated by the English Bukayo Saka, player of Arsenal.
In command mode
With a double from Guinean Mohamed Camara, Saint-Georges-sur-Eure went to glean a second victory in a row in R1, this Sunday, April 3, with a Portuguese team from Bourges beaten 2-1. Perhaps the result of the commando mission decreed by coach Régis Lambert three weeks ago after a heavy 5-0 loss against Saint-Cyr which made him close ranks. The reaction of his team, remobilized with players 100% invested, will perhaps help to seek maintenance. In any case, with two points behind the first non-relegation team eight days from the end, the FCSGE can still believe it.
Pouabé with good memories
Christian Pouabé, 36, turned into a luxury convenience store this weekend. The veteran of C’Chartres Football, called in to fill the workforce of the “d” team, in R3, scored twice in a 5-3 success against La Riche Tours. He first took over with a flat foot a cross in the area before placing a winning header on a corner. Not bad for a central defender who hadn’t been seen at the senior level for at least three years?! “But, since this season, I have been playing with the veterans and I have conversations”, confides the Cameroonian, former member of the CFA2 (N3) of the FCC, club with which he had experienced the rise in 2016 and knew the CFA (N2 ). Scorer, this is nothing new for the player. He had finished the 2012-2013 season with 5 units on his clock.
Festifoot, the return
After two years of absence, the Festifoot U13 made its big comeback, this Saturday, April 2, with the departmental finals in Epernon where some 250 children gathered at the Closelet stadium. Among the boys, CS Mainvilliers took a double hit with 1st and 2nd place while Nogent-le-Rotrou completed the podium, taking advantage of the disqualification of C’Chartres Football who had fielded a player who could not appear on the sheet. The Chartres club consoled itself among the girls by putting its team 1 on the highest step and its team 2 on the third, FC Rémois inserting itself between the two. The best Eurelian clubs will compete in the regional final on May 7 in Châteauroux, qualifying for the national final on June 3 in Capbreton (Landes). In the meantime, the U12s of Mainvilliers will go and play, from April 22 to 24, the Trophée des Etoiles in Montpellier, an international tournament where Porto and OM will be challenged in particular.
Troysi host of presidents including Duchaussoy
This is a first since his election as head of the District of Eure-et-Loir in 2016. On April 1 and 2, President Patrick Troysi welcomed counterparts from Centre-Val de Loire, Île-de -France and Hauts-de-France for a northern zone congress of the ANPD (National Association of District Presidents). Created in 1994 and chaired by Berrichon Marc Touchet, present this weekend in Chartres, this association brings together 89 of the 91 presidents of the current metropolitan districts but also former presidents such as Fernand Duchaussoy, the former No. French, who also did the honor of her visit. On the program for the two days, good times with cultural visits, but also work meetings, where various issues were discussed. Among them, the 25 to 30% drop in the number of referees throughout France. “It’s a significant difficulty, confided Marc Touchet. To remedy this, various avenues were mentioned, including the creation of a technical adviser dedicated to arbitration…” The proposal should be sent to the college of district presidents at the French Football Federation. “The ANDP is not linked to the FFF but, with a sensitivity very close to the field, it is a real force of proposal and it is listened to. »
From Euréliennes to the Park
The two clubs from Eure-et-Loir had the same nice initiative. This Wednesday, March 30, players from C’Chartres Football and FC Drouais gathered at the Parc des Princes to attend the quarter-final second leg of the Women’s Champions League between Paris and Bayern. They saw a very good show which ended in a 2-2 draw synonymous with qualification for the Parisians. An opportunity to return to the enclosure during the semi-final against Lyon.
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