Against Poitiers, this Sunday, October 20, Luc Marquet’s band brilliantly confirmed their good skills.
Maybe it’s the Maurice Vié effect? Still, Arago de Sète, this Sunday against the leader from Poitou, continued superbly after its clear victory in Nice. The team which lost on the first day against Tourcoing visibly remained stuck at the Béziers toll booth and the lucky few who were able to benefit from a place in the stands (unfortunately deprived of the “7th man”) did not didn’t have anything to complain about.
“We made a carbon copy of the match in Nice”welcomed Luc Marquet at the end of the meeting. “I didn’t want them to overplay because it was Poitiers, Ngapeth or whatever. We didn’t watch them play, and maintaining our quality of service cleared up our game.”
Schlienger as a “shoemaker”
The play effectively limited the opposing choices and contributed to making the blockers shine, like Schlienger who had the luxury of “shoeing” Ngapeth at the end of the 1st set, right foot at 24, left foot at 25. The young sharp, who also folded the matter in the 3rd set, is thus one of the great satisfactions of this evening. “He feels good in this team and it’s nice to see”continues the Sète coach. “We must also underline the intelligence of Gelinski who forgot certain players in order to come back to them better. We have solutions, Rippert entered and notably held the reception, Hrytsenko also did not tremble when entering service on a match point. »
Upon arrival, Arago delivered its benchmark match on the third day. Perfect for the future. “We knew it would come through Ngapeth at the end of the match but we were ready. The players refused to lose this third set, all this gives us certainty before going to Paris this Wednesday. On the other hand, we will have to recover and “redo the levels”, because we have an energy-consuming game. » The gum left on the floor is undoubtedly the price to pay for being part of the top class.
