The Berrichons are no longer in the race for the rise in Ligue 2 after having failed to return to victory on the lawn of Villefranche-Beaujolais. In the stadium of this formidable adversary Châteauroux lost 2 goals to 1 this Friday and will therefore have to wait next season to try again.
The match begins in a copiously stocked Armand Chouffet stadium. The twenty-two players do not take too many risks and most often confuse speed and precipitation as the losses of balloons are numerous 0-0 (13th). Villefranche-Beaujolais gently takes control of the match without being extremely dangerous. The Berri suffered but held firm in defense.
One thing is certain, Mathieu Chabert’s players will have to be much more incisive in the offensive phases to score. The Rhodaniens for their part still cannot find fault with this Castelroussine formation. Faouzi Benchabane the referee of the meeting whistles half-time on this logical score of 0 to 0.
Villefranche-Beaujolais scored two goals in the second half
Back from the locker room, Villefranche-Beaujolais scored the first goal of the game. On a cross from the right, Simon Elisor Springs at the far post and with a flat foot allows his team to lead 1 to 0 (51st). The Rhodaniens carried by their public feel growing wings and they will be rewarded again. On a cross, captain Rémi Sergio finds the head of Rémi Bonenfant who, strangely alone at the far post, catapults the ball into the back of the net. The score is 2 to 0 (71st) and it smells scorched for the Castelroussins.
Castelroussin Yannick M’Boné saves the honor
At the end of the game, the central defender of the Berri Yannick M’boné, with a header at the far post, reduced the gap (83rd). We will stay there. Mathieu Chabert, at the end of the meeting, does not hide his disappointment but finds fatalistic that his team did not know how to be sufficiently “sharp“. Drawing up a first and quick assessment of the season, he notes that the Berri lost too many points against poorly ranked teams without succeeding in imposing themselves sufficiently against the teams at the top of the table. “When you don’t beat the ones below and you don’t beat the ones above, you make average seasons like this“says coach Castelroussin. Before drawing further conclusions from this assessment, the Berri must however finish their championship as well as possible.
Next Friday she will play her last match of the season at Gaston-Petit, with the reception of Bastia-Borgo. Kick off will be later than usual at 8:45 p.m.