Not to mention twinning, and beyond the roots of Lorraine, the two teams of Terville-Florange and Vandeuvre-Nancy have more than a family resemblance, at the dawn of this late match which was to oppose them on the 14th. last november. On both sides, we have 18 points for 13 games played, six wins and seven losses.
Same decline, since the Meurthe-et-Mosellanes chained four defeats and the Mosellanes, three. We know the song: the air of professional peaks forbids letting oneself be affected by the past.
“Venelles is digested, and if Béziers and Marcq-en-Baroeul can be remembered, it’s because it’s very fresh,” analyzes coach Romain Pitou. But for all that, there was a little discussion between him and the players this Sunday, so that the progression which was gently sloping towards the top of the table does not stop. “We watched the end of the first set in video and a few passages from the 2e and 4e sets, see what was wrong ”.
Already Saturday evening, the coach regretted that the instructions issued during training were forgotten during the match. Taylor Mims, who was part, during the last meeting, of the can-do-better in the eyes of the coach, may be keen to show his former club in Nancy that his transfer was a good choice.
Same motivation for Kristiine Milen, who played at Terville-Florange two years ago? The taste of others to surpass themselves is often unfathomable. But the Tervillo-Florangeoise will surely have in mind that in the event of a clear victory, they will have garnered almost as many points at the halfway point as in a (almost) full season last year! And that this homogeneous championship as never before can allow Tfoc to go to the end of the tale that began to be written in early December. Everything is there so that the Moselle people find a sense of celebration in the field and make the dangerous Nicole Ederman and her colleagues their seventh target …
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