– The Strasbourg coach Julian Stephan: “I really liked the second half, this grip on the game, this ability to stay in the opposing camp for a long time, to take possession of the ball, to create very varied movements on the offensive level and to drive the point home from the start. we were able to do it. It’s been a great afternoon for us, three additional goals scored and more ambitions in the game that have been displayed. We have ambition, but ambition, we materialized by the game. Let’s not talk about Europe. We first have a first step to take, which is to validate our maintenance as quickly as possible. Let’s go step by step and stay focused on the game. “
– The midfield Sanjin Pric : “The start of the match was complicated, but we had a good reaction. The more time progressed, we felt that they were going downhill. In the end, we are super happy because they lost 1-0 and came back, scored two more goals, It’s great. Even behind, we have the intention to go forward, to recover the ball high, to project ourselves. It’s pleasant for us on the field and when it results in goals, it it’s great”.
- THE ANALYSIS OF OUR CONSULTANT CLAUDE SPRENG:
Adrian Thomasson was, as often, ubiquitous. The former Nantes player didn’t make the right choices at first or lacked success in the first period. But his activity was rewarded. He gave the advantage to Strasbourg by subtly deflecting a cross from Anthony Caci (83rd minute) with a header (already his 7th goal of the season and his third from the head). He created a lot of delays and was the origin of many dangerous Racing actions.
the attacker Majeed Waris came out of his lethargy. Very little used, the Ghanaian sprang from the bench and equalized with a powerful shot from a tight angle. His first goal in Ligue 1 with Racing for more than a year, 375 days precisely. He had scored from the penalty spot against Nîmes on January 6, 2021 at La Meinau (5-1 victory).